How do I get the rm500?

Hi can you please mention the link of website from where you bought that Leds both main and the pilot lights?..do you have a voltage regulator fitted along with the rectifier? Great restoration btw❤

The 1982 RM250 is legend. Definitely one of the best motocross bikes of its era. This is a worthy restoration.

i love your approach to these problems, its really motivating. earned a sub!

One of the greats,regards from Blighty.

Nice Work 👍🏼👍🏼

I do like the fact you don't just replace items and you try and restore then even though they may look too far gone. I wish more people did that. Thanks for the enjoyable vids.

Next you gotta remake the Honda Elsinore. Thats the father of the CR.

7:22 , no wonder they went to USD forks , those fork bottoms look like they've gouged a slot in every track available.

Great work

Awesome work a must for anyone interested in restoring bikes… definitely would appreciate longer videos.. giving DOC WOB a run for his money 🤔🏁👍

Finally!!! A PROPER restoration, not just people with excess cash throwing big money with bags of NOS parts at a project. Taking the time to find, repair, restore and revive old, existing parts, creating the unobtainium bits from scratch and fabricating a piece of history for the rest of us to behold. Congratulations on such a job well done.

Nice work, cant wait to see it complete 💯

Make the videos longer please 😢 I’m loving your videos ❤

Yes, Iv been waiting for a new upload ❤❤❤

Great viseo! What is happening with the Norton?

An inspiration, thank you.

Fork race installer for installing fork seals, nice 👍

You're attention to detail is awesome bra, I love your videos!...greetings again from Hungary.🤠😁👍

Loving the content!

Howzit.. Great show my China...

Absolutely impressed! Down to the factory warning labels and decals! Bravo!

I recently purchased a Matchless Model X. It has an inoperative Smiths M2 clock. The winder mechanism appears broken and is on the back side of the clock. Your video tells me that I should have an M3 clock with the winder on the side at about the 4:00 0'clock position. Can you be of any assistance? Trade?

I sold my cr500 1989 for £750 back in 1997 thank god i’ve owned and raced one of these beautiful machines because these days just turn into a money pit alone with massive profits, human greed 😠🤷‍♂️

This is amazing! True talent and craftsmanship! You can be proud!!!

Fantastic to see so much care taken to renew these beautiful machines! Awesome job. From one Saffer to another and a VFR fan - keep up the great work Bru - subscribed!!

I didn't have time yet to do the valve clearance/ adjustments but i my issue is that the vaccum for #2 cylinder cannot increase more than 1.6 cmhg to be as the same valvue of the #1 of 2.1. I can decrease it but not increase it, so i'm assuming could be a valve clearance/shim/burnt valve issue. Before going on and doing like the video, i want to confirm that this could one of the solutions. Also, how diffcult is for a guy that's didn't do this procedure before? I'm aware i have to extra-mega-careful with everything but none of the mechanics from my area are willing to do it as it's not rentable for them. Any advice if it's worth doing this for a 50k bike and most probably the previous owner didn't did it ?

Love your vids thanks

Martin, a very nice guy, really knowledgeable.

Finished a race resto on mine about 6 months ago ( covid project ) and yours actually looks more complete than the basket case I paid too much for . You're in for a wild ride bro , and that's before ya even get to start it for the first time ... ( Race resto means immaculate but not original cause they were , umm , a wee bit crap even in 1982 )

Great video mate, when is the next rebuilding video?

Maybe a microphone for your pal would have made the video better....

Je m’en bat les couilles d’être le premier

My only thing don't use red lock tite you'll never get it apart

I just love these videos so much. What is your favourite thing to fix on a motorbike? I really like installing bearings :)

Quality workmanship and great attention to detail, only thing I’d say is try making the videos longer lol I need my fix 😂

Hey man! Everyone makes mistakes and there are so many moving parts and a lot going on in one’s mind while assembling an engine. The good this is you caught your mistakes before it was too late. Good on yah for keeping your cool as well I counted 3 times I think you had to separate the cases. Can’t wait for next week’s video!

Really enjoy all of your videos, thank you for making them! Cheers from Canada

Two strokes are a bit of a mystery to me so I wouldn’t have picked up on the seal orientation. I’m liking the single piston ring though. That’s very different to easing in multiple rings on multiple cylinders. Another great video Rob

Really like your videos! All the little details. Without sounding like a keyboard worrior, it looks like you are using that wera torque wrench to its full potential. I was tought to use a plain breaker bar to loossen really tight stuff. And keep the torque wrench just for tightening to the required torque. Just sharing what i know! Keep it up! Cheers from the Netherlands

LocTite 271? I hope you don’t plan on removing any of those fasteners. 😂

Nice build!

I like to practice with chainsaws and outboards. At 12:33 I couldn't help but think that oring should have gone inside the groove of the steel spacer. Also, the wear marks on the spacer are odd... might it actually be installed the other way round?

Your such a amateur 😂

The air in the crank area is actually at a low pressure as air is pulled through the intake ports and into the combustion chamber as the piston moves down. The crank seals keep air (and oil on the clutch side) from being sucked in. That’s why when crank seals wear out, engines runaway with an extremely lean condition, and/or burn transmission oil. Great video though, I really enjoy your work!

Fantastic detail and work, high standards as usual with clear explanations. ❤

Can’t wait to see the finished restoration! Glad to see I’m not the only one who makes those “schoolboy mistakes” that require a big gulp of humility and another tear down 😅

Brilliant job of doing the bike I am currently taking on a job to restore one for a friend would it be possible for you to to all the oem stickers for the bike and ship them to me thanks Tom

Guzzies are unique and a LM1 is a special bike. Great restoration and its excellent that the bike gets to live on.

Hi Rob! Great video! Can you tell me where I can buy the fuel pressure regulator. Thanks!