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XS400 Build - Making A Custom Gauge Mount!

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Yamaha XS400 build continues with making a custom gauge mount for the Acewell multifunction gauge! This unit looked very attractive with its compact size and finished back for a clean look where it will be exposed on the handlebars. In this video I make a custom aluminum bracket to mount it to the bike exactly where I want it and show you how I did it.
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19 авг 2024

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@flexjay87 Год назад

Never underestimate the help you give to those watching, who might learn from your ideas , creativity, and skill set. Well done :)

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thanks so much!

@thesighbored Год назад

Even a simple bracket when made with care makes a world of difference when installed on the bike.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Agreed and thank you much!

@AndyH-13 Год назад

I originally came to your channel for your XS650 Chopper, as I have one. Now enjoy all of your videos.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thats what I like to hear!

@qwerty_chill Год назад

Great tip about de-pinning the wires, I have always been cutting them and often ended up doing a bit of unnecessary work because of it, thanks!

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Glad that was helpful as I think many go the cut path thinking you can't remove them

@fabienpichard 5 месяцев назад

it's has been hell for me and now I understand how to do it... weeeeee!

@DarkKnightLXXIV Год назад

Thanks BJ. Was so happy to see Wanda on the stand when I opened YT this morning 👍👍

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Its nice to make progress on it even if just a tiny bit!

@ChunkehMunkeh Год назад

Watching with interest. I have a 400 in my stash waiting.

@gerrypowell2748 Год назад

Nice work👌

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank ya Gerry!

@Joe_HamRadioGuy Год назад

Looks great, nice job. The best part is you can say you made it yourself 👍🏻

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

I appreciate it!

@peteraitken6494 Год назад

Very nice and clean mate first class work always 👍👌🔧🔧🔧❤️

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank ya Peter!

@peteraitken6494 Год назад

@@BrickHouseBuilds your welcome still watching your vids lol amazing work and love the cars too 👍👌

@robertadams4415 Год назад

Nice fabrication B J looking forward to seeing more

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank ya!

@davedawber527 Год назад

Excellent. Looks really clean.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thanks Dave!

@hrg5010 Год назад

Very nicely done. Excellent example to us all of a good DIY.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank ya much!

@bensbobbershop33 Год назад

Well done!😊

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thanks much!

@nickrider5220 Год назад

Excellent work, taking your time to make it look right 👍 something I'm still trying to do !

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Much appreciated!

@Gunk55 Год назад

Super inspiring! Just got a cb650c and this will be my first project. Thanks for the information and inspiration!

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Glad you enjoyed!

@andymiller5611 Год назад

A fantastic fabrication video, dude! Looks very clean and unfussy! Great job! 🍻🤘💜

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Much appreciated!

@user-dc7wi8cu6n Год назад

Дякую за таке відео !!! Приємно було дивитися за вашої працею, гарний результат вашої роботи, кріплення вийшло міцніше, з більшою жорсткістю, сам працюю механіком, трошки розуміюсь !!! Хай щастить !!! Thanks for this video!!! It was nice to watch your work, the result of your work is good, the fastening turned out to be stronger, with greater rigidity, I work as a mechanic myself, I understand a little !!! Good luck !!!

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Glad you enjoyed!

@keithagn Год назад

God Bless Ukraine. Regards from Canada 🇨🇦

@user-dc7wi8cu6n Год назад

@@keithagn Велика подяка за вашу підтримку !!! Ми обов'язково переможемо !!! Thank you very much for your support !!! We will definitely win !!!

@fabienpichard 5 месяцев назад

Thank you!!! I am right there in my project and this video was super useful.

@BrickHouseBuilds 5 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful!

@gdhall5311 Год назад

Very nice work man.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank ya Gregory!

@MM_in_Havasu Год назад

Very cool video, always love seeing good fabrication skills being put to good use! Thanx again for this good information!

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Much appreciated Mark!

@MrNiklas1967 Год назад

Relly nice jobb as allways

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank you much!

@wayne_83 Год назад

Nice clean cut ! Good job dude ! You my inspiration to build custom motor cycle

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank you much!

@keithagn Год назад

Very nicely done!

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank ya Keith!

@robertboyer5498 Год назад

That’s a great gauge. I was going to use stock gauges, but the single gauge might look a lot cleaner. There’s a lot going on on those stock triple trees. I think going to that gauge is the right thing. Great work, I’m loving this build, and not just because I have an xs400!

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thanks Robert! I've gotten very accustomed to using a single multifunction gauge. I just like the simplicity and things being less cluttered

@jimclarke1108 Год назад

Great work Mr BHB

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank ya Jim!

@drewvincent6948 Год назад

I haven't even started this video yet but I'm stoked. I have an XS400 and just got in a new gauge, this video will be a godsend! Along with all the other Wanda videos, I've taken something from all of them.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Well thats perfect timing for sure!

@rizqyando470 Год назад

Thanks Master 🙏👍

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

🤘🤘

@robverhelst7129 Год назад

Perhaps useful to mention, if you are going to set the mileage on the Acewel odometer, make sure you do not make the mistake of setting it for example to 280.000 miles instead of 28.000. It happened to me when building an XJR1300 and I had to return the odometer to the factory for a reset 🙂

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Good tip lol. That would suck

@irocss85 Год назад

Yeah man. Keep it simple.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

The K.I.S.S. method applies here!

@highlanderoutsider5259 Год назад

72.5 degrees Fahrenheit in Skye today🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thats perfect 👌

@keithagn Год назад

Wait! What? It's only 9 C and pouring rain here in British Columbia, Canada 🇨🇦 😢

@Kyle-qp3vt Год назад

Keep up the good work 👏

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank ya!

@paulbuckberry7683 Год назад

Great video!!

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thanks Paul!

@CFDoom16 Год назад

Clean job. I did Custom Gauge Mount for my CMX 450 to add more gauges and my thought process was pretty similar.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Definitely! Doesn't have to be complicated

@GearHeadGeeks Год назад

Yet another good job. I have been doing some brush on nickel plating with fantastic results. Almost as good a chrome, super easy, tough a great way to re-plate rusted, worn through or just make a part look great.

@karras6239 Год назад

That looks really clean and in the worst case that vibrations makes the headlight touch it, a simple rubber pad like the ones they are used at the bottom of appliances should solve it, but looks like they are far enough from each other. Really nice-

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank ya! Being a parallel twin vibration shouldn't be too bad

@Frollicking_Gurnard Год назад

Awesome work mate. Always a clean, tasteful job on your bikes.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Much appreciated 🙏

@garybrady9531 Год назад

Coming along.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Bit by bit!

@dreamin47_ Год назад

Like watching my father, never interruped him but never forgot how he did things.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

🙏🙏

@katywalker8322 Год назад

Why have I never thought of writing (presume CD pen) on the connectors which wire is which colour! Such a simple and useful idea. Way simpler than a pen and masking tape on the cables. I did expect you to use the drill press for the 2 concave radii.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

The drill in the inside radiai would have been good actually. I miss things too lol

@JuanCarlos-wf7et Год назад

Amigo saludos desde CDMX de 🇲🇽 muy interesante

@ZygmuntKiliszewski Год назад

Hi, you are doing your job very precisely. You use a template, so you don't stress when cutting and drilling. This is a very useful habit, and probably a skill, congratulations! Or maybe take a look at my progress with the new generation Brushless Hybrid Fast - Rotation Motor tests publication on RU-vid, greetings 😀.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

I always make a template even for simple stuff. Just a good habit

@AaronStrumpel Год назад

Love the simplicity of this - thank you! You mind sharing a link for your headlight?

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Thank ya! If you follow the link to the gauge you can find it on the headlight section. Its a basic bates 5 3/4 bottom mount

@AaronStrumpel Год назад

@@BrickHouseBuilds thanks!

@Kiera9977 Год назад

I'm so enjoying making my own custom parts for my project. And I bought ready chinese seat and I don't like it it's to wide for the frame and now I have to modify it because it looks rubbish.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

I think making your own seat is really what takes the bike to the next level. It is more expensive but so so worth it

@guinnesslover2970 Год назад

swap out those nasty clamp bolts for allen bolts and all good dude

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Many things still to do on the bike. Small detail

@stephenmidkiff Год назад

Your files will last much longer if you only cut the direction they were meant to cut! something you learn as a Arborist who hand sharpens my own chains...

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Yeah its a tough habit to break. Ive seen interesting videos on that but to be fair these mega cheap oreilly files have been used for like 7 years now and are still decent.

@tomasz1082 Год назад

Cześć,jak tam prace nad Benelli.Nie mogę się doczekać na pierwsze odpalenie.Pozdrawiam Tomek Polska.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

The recent video I posted of the bike is where I'm at with it

@ZygmuntKiliszewski Год назад

Ja też oczekuje tego odpalenia, pozdrawiam 😀.

@liverpool6733 Год назад

Any news on the CBX 1047 !

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

Please watch my "thank you 2022" , my day in the life, or recent benelli video as I discussed it in each of those. Lots going on

@mancavecustoms13 Год назад

Quick advice for youtuber to youtuber - you show too much in teh intro here. Make it spicey in some other way, show the overall bike or the build progress. As here you basically showed the whole thing and im pretty much done watching at 1 minute.

@BrickHouseBuilds Год назад

I cant win. Audience retention is always better as well as CTR when I do this yet people complain.

@mancavecustoms13 Год назад

No man I don't complain at all, it's just my suggestion, if it doesn't stand tru with your stats, cudos and good job. Always do whatever you need to be successful! Love your job! 👊🏼