Nice bike. I bought one new in that exact color years ago. Good luck if you still have it.

Thanks Andres! Hey where I can find the learn path updated to study to CCA-v, is there any place I can find to download? Thanks again

Hola Andres... soy un nuevo poseedor de Yamaha 750 seca, el motivo de esta consulta es por si pudieras orientarme ya que mi YAMAHA SECA apenas frena de delante, com veo en tus videos que tienes mucha experiència en este modelo de ahí mi consulta... saludos desde Barcelona España.

This it a great little pack.....but! Remember it's LITTLE! it's meant for 24 hours of running like hell! It hold ONLY the absolute bare minimum of kit it was designed to do only that! but done right you can live for 1 to 2 days out of this pack but you aint going to be any kind of comfortable doing so! I highly advise sewing a DDR mag pouch to the back of it for a bit more storage space, replace the straps with LC1 or LC2 pack straps and sew canteen pouches to the sides! Whatever you load in it is up to you!

Brings back great memories... I had that bike in my Senior year in high school... 1982. What a wicked fast bike for a 17-year-old kid back in the day. Why did you put those rubber boots on the forks... not original? Nice job with the restore!

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Man I like those surplus gaiters! Where was this? I looked it up but didn’t find it.

You did such an amazing job restoring yours. Would you restore another one?

i have this pack too, it's wonderful. I'm thinking about replacing the frame for a molle frame. Not sure if it would fit with the leather insert at the top and stuff. would be interesting tho. thanks for sharing man

I have many memories with the Norwegian Armed Forces' Backpack M53. Had it as a contingency bag when I was in the military at the end of the Cold War. what you are missing are the long straps that made the sleeping bag mounted on top and had a "quick release / mounting" and access to the large room. Also see you have the Norwegian cantine / cook set.

Besides you can attach a second same to first one, using a metal half-rings

The time-lapse sequences and soundtrack are quite satisfying! Soooooo muuuch woooork.

I'm so happy for you! The bike has never looked better! It's going to be awesome to see this on the road again!!! Great job!

What does it look like now that you've got it back from powder coating ..??? Did you rebuild the engine ..??

What good will just sells mess kits? You struck gold man.

I am about to get a seca 750, waiting for your new video of how it looks like

Thank you. That was a good video / review.

Thats awesome she looks good!

I have a Sonola Rivoli accordion and the F# button sticks. I removed the cover and pushed the button out. But it will get stuck again when pushed. I don't have a clue how to fix this without damaging the instrument. I appreciate your video because it helps me to see the complicated mechanism of this accordion.

Thanks for the vid. I have the synthetic version so I'm a little envious. I have way too many rucksacks, ALICE Large and Medium, PLCE Bergen, Karrimor Condor, German Army Mountain Rucksack etc etc, however this rucksack is by far the most comfortable. I'm 6' 4" 200lbs and I'm amazed how well it fits, really no need at all for a waistbelt, although and ALICE one would fit easily. Great rucksack for day out or overnighter. Cheers Ian

Beautiful bike. I have the same one in the same color and year. My first bike bought in 1995, second owner. Currently needs a full carb rebuild. I can tell you that is not stock exhaust, otherwise looks pretty original. Hope it's going well.

Beautiful bike! Sound?

Nice bike!!!

Thank you very much you saved an accordion from going into the dumster

It is helpful to know that the oil drains out in an arc. Easy to make a mess if you aren't expecting that. Thanks for mentioning it.

Sadly the Suburban sold last summer as my friend could no longer store it here....but on the upside the new owner doesn't have to futz with the wiring!

THANK YOU. This is the only tutorial that I’ve been able to use. I fixed mine now! I appreciate it

These videos would be extremely helpful if they weren't filmed using a potato :(

the car needs oil davo kind of 10-30. any brand works