The Secrets To Restoring Dirt Bike Parts 

You know this guy knows what he's doing when all the bolts are all thrown together in a bowl and he can figure out where they all go! Crazy!

Man, that blow torch technique for repairing scratches blew me away. You're something else!

I started my first ever rebuilding of a dirt bike a few months ago and just wanted to say a huge thanks for all of your videos.

one of the main reasons I watch your videos is because it makes my ocd brain happy to see how the parts go from dirty to clean. it all comes out so freakin good!

i love seeing all the detailed work on taking apart dirt bikes cuz it helps me when i'm taking my dirt bike apart. keep up the good work man!!

I like your vids. I know I like watching how you take the bike apart and clean it all up. Gave me some ideas for cleaning the bikes up this winter. Get it ready for spring, or those unseasonably warm days in the winter. Plus, it shows how much care and detail you give so your customers get a good part.

Awesome work man! Thanks for taking the time to show how it's done.

That bolt holding the foot peg mouting plate/bracket. You are the best!!

I wish i had a garage set up like yours its so good

Thank you for posting. The detail is great and encouraging.

AWESOMENESS! Thanks for sharing your methods with us!!

Awesome content ,longer vids mean we don't miss a thing thankyou

Man I love these long videos of cleaning and fixing its so satisfying keep the vids up

perfect videos . your skills and knowledge are incredible . keep up !

I know because I rebuilt my bike after watching you rebuild that cr125 a while back. Love your vids

Really nice shop man, and I love the tip with the torch! I will try that on one of my projects and I might steal that for a video of mine; I will credit you though!

You're my hero. Greetings from Jalisco Mexico.

Your very good in cleaning, washing every parts of your bike,,, that is your best talent,

Great video once again! I think having an ultrasonic cleaner would really help you to get those parts such as throttlebodies and carbs to be super clean.

amazing system you have there!

So basically all I need is a shop with solvent tanks, pressure washer, huge tub sink, heated sonic vibrating bubble bath crap. It’s like a damn day spa for bolts in that place! Meanwhile I’m sitting here with old ripped up shirts a 5 gallon bucket with suds and a used toothbrush.. I guess I just didn’t know the “Secrets” 🤦‍♂️

The touch thing is amazing never thought that would work that’s for an amazing tip thank you

What a badass garage!

Looking good bro!! I love ur shop. I'm working in a borrowed shop right now, when I set mine up I definitely want the to have indoor pressure washer.

Just used the blow torch tip on my front mudgaurd, works awesome.. And will be buying what I think is the Australian Equivalent of the Eagle one cleaner (Septone Aluminium Brightner) tomorrow. Annoying that I can't source the Eagle one, but comparing SDS's I think it should do the job!

What a beautiful build!I love this kind of work.I restored my RMZ 250 2009 like this.if I only knew how to get rid of that aluminum oxide on the frame and hubs...

I thought you reminded me of somethin... and now I realize what it is. You look like Elliott the deer from Open Season. 😂 interesting

Your channel has the best videos subbed and turned notifications on. I have a 2001 yz 125 and it needs some parts restoring and a good clean so I’ve watched a few of your videos for some advice

Whenever I've rebuilt bikes I always put the bolts back in loosely from where they came, saves a lot of time in the long run especially when you have similar bolts of different lengths, another tip is to search for "magic sponges" they're are very cheap and great for cleaning plastics, rubbers and all sorts else, they are essentially a very extremely fine abrasive sponge

Awesome video!🤙👌

Love you are so detailed!

That bolt holds the foot peg mounting bracket.

Dude! I'm new to the channel, I really like your videos and I support the KX250F project series! I like the tips you give! Plus a like!

isn't it nice having all the space and equipment you need to do this? I just bought a house with a big building out back, heat/Ac and running water. got my tools and parts cleaner, etc.. all set up. it's cool having your own shop!! great vids!!

Soooo good work, its motivate me to go out and wash my bike:)

Another damn good video, keep em coming!

Brilliant video !!!

super cool video keep them coming

I have a great tip for brightening up aluminum parts without the use of polishing tools or abrasives . Works best on parts with large smooth areas that are oxidized , like old mag wheels for cars. Saves much labor. There is a laundry detergent made for babies clothes and blankets called Dreft, Yes no typo..Dreft. A liquid detergent. Simply spray it on the surface, wait a few minutes,and rinse off. The trick is learning the proper amount of time to wait. Usually about 5 minutes. Too long and the opportunity to simply rinse off expires, too soon and it does not do enough to clean it up. But you can do no wrong. If you miss the sweet spot moment, let it dry and apply again. Dry is important. Always apply to a dry part or it does little good. Rubbing or scrubbing,and polishing is almost a thing of the past unless its to polish scratches from previous non-Dreft attempts. Works! Great for vintage engine cases that are not sand cast as Maicos are. Cleans them okay, but the best results come on parts like fork sliders,rims,hubs,cases, etc. Flat and polished but grey and oxydized becomes new with a spray and rinse.

Great vid dude

super sweet garage set up

Awesome video!

I saw someone on YT scraping his plastics with a razor blade. He scraped a thin layer of plastic from the plastics and headed them afterwords just like you in this video. They looked like new after this method!

Bolt goes to the foot peg mount and I would love to see a bike like that put back together with the fresh revived parts!

They have come up pukka clean bruv. Like New. Nice work. I'm trying to sell the parts I have in my garage and the problem I have is putting stuff away so I can find it easily. Thanks for the tips and the cleaners out there. I may get me some. All the best mukka and keep em coming.

you are giving away trade secrets Cameron!! (haha) Pretty kool of you to be so forthcoming and clean the parts, etc... Buy from Revive subscribers!

Nice Work!

Your life really looks like it kicks ass bro! And that heat on the plastic deal, mind blown

like the way you maintain your bike!

Nicely done. Try cleaner wax on those vinyls (and even plastics, test spot first). Works a treat!

too late right now but tomorrow morning the second i’m up i’m going to go try that blow torch trick looks amazing

WHY AM I NOT SUBSCRIBED TO THIS CRAZY GUY!!!!!!!

Fantastic video

Awesome video and shop. Everything you need significantly reducing the work keep a dirt bike in excellent condition

Great channel, just subscribed. Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this... but you sound exactly the same as 'Shawn Woods' who does mouse trap videos, another great channel. If you dont look at the screen you can't tell you 2 apart....

Ok , tell us more about your what looks like harbor freight blast cabinet . That’s pretty cool, watches your older vids but we need details on the pressure washer set up.Thanks great channel

Nice how you use the torch to make plastics great again! 😂

Thanks For Your Video… I learned a lot from this video… Roy 🤓

wow nice tools i hope i have one of these tools for restoring my dads bike...

Cam, you can start a service cleaning parts. I have boxes.

this lad is very good

Hey Cameron, great video! Is there any way to bring a faded seat cover back to life? I was thinking a vinyl cleaner of some kind? 🤔

your channel is graet. the way you restore and rebuild is detail. i like when you cleaning every corner of the parts how ever in view of your video i feel its anti climax such in this video if you could show us the complete finish rebuild of the bike it would be awsome.

Great video, where did you get a pressure washer like that?

I don't know about you guys but I can appriciate a clean dirt bike for the pros but man. I'm not a pro and personally I love seeing my bike dirty!! It means I'm out there using it. lol.

I love witching your RU-vid blog.

Words can’t describe the effort you’re putting into this. Just an idea what if u put like a before and after shot of all the parts you cleaned in that video at the end of your vid

I owned a 08 for a cpl years. Id say footpeg bracket. Pretty sure another bolt goes to it as well.nice vids

thats a great idea washer in a sand blaster ......badass

More than likely the foot peg mount and the torch and air box trick just amazed me I have an 01 cr250 I'm doing a frame up build on and the air box is just crap and rivets are coming off its just terrible and they don't manufactur that part anymore so I'm stuck with fixing it and putting more rivets in it

I like how you go step by step your videos help alot of us out do you have any leads on a kx65 I really need a kick starter do you have any idea if other kick starters would fit . Also I would like to se you do a build even if we all chip in and then you do a give away I thought that would be cool any ways keep up the good work!

Perfect !

Q. What is the best way to remove deep scratches from the plastics? Tried various sandpaper grades and a cut & polish cream, no luck.

Cameron your a cool dude love you videos

Siiiick!

Can you share a link to your pressure wash cabinet? Thanks, great content!

Hey what is the blast cabinet/power washer set up youre running? It looks like a HF blast cabinet but a mix from that and a vapor honing cabinet>. Please explain

any tips on polishing plastic? currently just sanded my white plastics up to 1500 grit. searching for the best possible way to restore the shine. thanks!

i havent looked at comments, but bolt looks like the bolt at 6:33 in the last vid, which is the foot peg mounting bracket bolt

Awe man, I thought you were going to do a build on this bike :( You should do a build series and put some cool upgrades on something!

Still wanted to give advice on the choice of subject for filming commercials, do about the technique of landing on the bike, how to take turns,start and so on,a COOL THEME, we have in Russia a large number of subscribers from those who sincerely, honestly removes commercials and you are!!!!

That sun faded plastic trick was like magic

In-depth videos are way better as I’m learning to restore bike and make this a new channel

Do you have a shop tour video? I’d like to find that sink and tool cabinet for my shop.

great video..

Very nice vid!! Hey, what chemical do you have with your water tank?

What are you dipping the parts in and do you have a any tips on restoring white atv plastics

Do you have a video of what cleaning products you use? like the Aluminum cleaner?

Cameron, does your parts washer use hot water ? If so how ? Also are you using the same electric pressure washer for the parts washer and when you pressure wash ? If you don`t have a video on all you equipment and how it`s setup you may want to consider making one. I would like to see how you did everything.....I can`t stop saying it, I just love this hustle you have going on..Also I`v learned a ton of stuff on cleaning my own bike...Great job on that frame it came out PERFECT !

What brand of aluminum cleaner do you use. It works so good 😊

Hey Cameron! Please help me - How do you get that shiny glass finish on motorbike plastics?? I’ve used a gentle plastic polished my DRZ plastics and they have a little haze to them now. Do you suggest a wax or maybe a ceramic plastic coat to finish them??

thats the bolt that holds the footpeg assembly to the frame :)

And good job cleaning the bike

im pretty sure that bolt is for the rear sprocket btw great content do you do any kx80s

hey Cam , did you use that mag cleaner for the carb body ? it looks great !

It’s gotta be a peg mount bolt going to the frame. But You should do a budget Build series or something of the sort that’d be pretty fun to watch.

Can you do a quick vid of how you converted the blast cabinet to a pressure washer?

Hey bud, I’m restoring a Honda cr125 1997 and I was wondering if you had plastics, bolts, parts. Anything that you might sell cheap or chuck away if I could have, I’m missing quiet a few things. Also my power pipe is looking sad like a beaten sausage :(

If I may recommend, use so called "Pickle paste" or "Pickling paste" on oxidated stainless. It's a mix of three acids, you brush it on your stainless exhaust and it'll remove all those faded yellow, brown colors and bring the original stainless silver shine back to life, works even better if rubbed with scotch brite afterwards. Make sure to cover aluminium parts as well as your hands and ears, respiratory protection is usefull too as it may be too harsh to breathe for some. Brush on, let sit for half an hour, wash off.

Thanks for the answer, of course half of what you say don't understand but try to memorize words and then translate, in parallel studying English,your sincerity is the key to the success of your RU-vid channel,WISH YOU ALL the BEST!!!!