The Shop Is FILTHY After This Weekend! 

He definitely has some great yet subtle one-liners!

Glad you like them!

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Definitely going to have fun with it. Hopefully in the next couple weeks

It's gonna be fun!

I'm thinking it will be a single hour + episode which will be fun. Definitely glad to have Seth here helping

@@BrickHouseBuilds for defo. 👏👍👌🔧🔧🔧

Im excited too!

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Gotta catch'em all!

Not many for sure

Oh really? I don't want to say they are common but definitely aren't rare

Dang that's a ton of leg work on that many bikes! I may have to take you up on that seat. Maybe send me some pics on Facebook?

Will do

Yes that's the OG Brick House I started in! Racks are definitely a must

I have never used any services but I think if you Google honda gauge repair you will have a few options

There has been a long history of business changes and current in the middle of one. I do many different things to generate income

@@BrickHouseBuilds Thanks, as someone who asked a genuine question that is trying to start a channel with my wife, that answers literally nothing. All due respect, a simple “none of your business” would have been more to the point. Thx for your time either way

@leftymike8730 It's not a simple answer. I flip bikes, I build customer bikes, I generate revenue from RU-vid, I do service work, I sell used parts, I sell new parts, I sell merch, I host events, etc. I did take the time to respond though in a polite manner. Starting and maintaining a channel is the hardest thing I've ever done and try to mentor many people on the subject. I answer dozens of technical bike questions from people daily (for free)and do my best to help everyone I can. I have multiple videos in my backlog explaining my story, day in the life, and growth. It's out there in the public eye. Perhaps my answer was a bit limited though because of a shift that may not make sense to people because I'm doing so much behind the scenes. It doesn't matter though. My biggest advice is that if you start a channel you have to understand that viewers expect everything of you and you aren't allowed to be a real person but just a commodity to make videos to feed their needs. They will always let you know when you don't fulfill their needs and people will ALWAYS be there to try to tear you down.

@leftymike8730 To aid with starting a channel though, nate black (formally of channel makers) is a great source of info with his videos. Do youtube university to understand video structure, upload defaults, best practices, etc. Audio is more important than video. Work to only get better. Don't do merch starting out. Don't ask for people to subscribe until you first give them a reason to subscribe. First though, you have to start. Make a video and get it up there as it's the hardest one to do.

@@BrickHouseBuilds I will check out all the resources you mentioned . Thank you for taking the time to respond. I look at what you do and on the surface it seems difficult to sustain which is what prompted me to ask in the first place. Thank you again for your response, definitely a lot more going on than I would have suspected.

It was like 70% cleaned up from what it was lol. It was seriously filthy