SADDLEBAG RACK VID ►► ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iOw6txuU08A.html LUGGAGE RACK VID ►► ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ORHjBDVL43A.html SHOP ►► www.caferacergarageshop.com/ SWAG ►► www.swagoffroad.com/ All Other Parts and tools I use: ►► www.amazon.com/shop/caferacergarage
It would be a nice change of pace u know, if u would make a vlog occasionaly about u going on a trip, or just cruising, rather than u always working on the workshop, dont get me wrong i actually love your work, it helps me a lot, but yeah
I agree with Samuel as well it would make a great change to see the bike in use , there are soo many you tube channels for mods and builds but you do get out sometimes to show the test rides . So yeah a full video on a blatt out would be a great change
Is that a Virago in the background. I hope this is you next build. I just picked up an 82 XV750 and could use some inspiration. Your channel is great and has is part of the reason I bought a bike to build. I also have a 79 KZ650SR which is a bike that you don’t see many people building so I’m basically starting from scratch. Anyway I’m having a great time and thanks for all the awesome content.
I'm sure you've heard this already but if your working with aluminum and you leave the plastic on it will keep the metal from getting all messed up and scratched to shit from working with it. Do all your cutting drilling and bending with the plastic on and Peel it off when you do final assembly
Awesome job on the rack. Just catching up on the past 6 months of videos. Yes to the camping gear! Luckily there's tons of lightweight camp stoves, I have several myself for backpacking and canoe trips.
I've found that my motorcycle camp gear is the same as my backpacking & bicycle camping gear... but I do allow myself a heavier, larger tent & more whisky for when the riding's done for the day.
Nice job, well executed! Not so sure about the position, think its about 5 tp 10 cm to near to the rear, way to much behind the wheelaxle. Weight distribution will make the bike wobble on higher speed or when going uphill. Or don't go that fast... .)
Great video as always Dan I didn't realise those indicators were that tiny but yup soo bright . Big yes to the camping gear , would like to see how much you take . In time for brekkie as always and a great modification to the carrier
Thank you so much mate :) Glad I made it to breakfast with you haha, I post at 12:00 midday on Sunday like clockwork, I was doing this weekly but moved to fortnightly as it is less stress and more enjoyable if I'm not rushing. Hopefully, I can get back to weekly if I can somehow do this full time :)
Anytime you post is fine by me as we have discussed before quality in your video is better than quantity. You spend time explaining what your trying to do and you don't over do the coverage
Nicely Engineered there. What's the saddlebags that you're using? The motorcycle looking more complete with the tail system you built. And yeah +1 on a camping kit vid.
Hey mate! I recommend you add a tether to the quick release handle and the underside rack bracket. It could be a pain to find if you drop it while camping. Also if it’s ever loose you won’t lose it. Also did you add rubber to that underside bracket to prevent scratching?
Trevor Humes This is a very smart idea of yours and it was something that I had originally thought about but then forgot so thank you for the reminder and idea, they say great minds think alike. Yes I use the rubber for two reasons, one for scratching and the other for vibration as it kind of locks it in place without moving
@@q36spacemodulator This setup is just for me to go camping locally so I'm not worried, All my camping gear is super lightweight and all the heavy items will be as low as posable. This is no different to having someone sitting on the back or attaching a surfboard to the side of your bike, It's all fine as long as you ride the bike being mindful of the extra load. You are right tho, It's not Ideal and more forward and lower is best if you can :) Have a great day mate.
Great question, you need to space the bags out and support them so they don't swing around and this was the best way I could make this work and remove both bags in one go. hope that makes sense
