Boyesen Engineering | Handcrafted Racing Performance | TransWorld Motocross

[@diegofianza3525]

Made in the USA...I miss seeing that everywhere. Glad to see handcrafted in the USA.

[@donbrashsux]

Thanks to Donald

[@jackking5567]

Explains why custom parts like this can cost more for the consumer. I used Boyesen reeds way back in the 1980s and they made a lot of difference to performance. Good to see the company still going.

[@605manuel]

Cool video I was expecting to see super high tech machinery , I also though that their manufacturing facility was over seas . They should definitely laser engraved their parts made in the usa

[@ansoncritchlow1770]

Yep ive just bought and fitted a boyseen clutch cover to my crf250r..... And it looks the absolute bollox!!

[@busby905]

Do boots rub off the finish ?

[@Moto-411]

cool got to get one of these again ;p

[@DYhondaman]

Did not know they are located in pennsylvania live an hour away.

[@zardportugal]

Amazing vídeo! Congrats.

[@MrOmgSkittlez]

I have a boyesen waterprump, but where my oil filter goes my o rings have broke anyone know the name of the part?

[@DonGH297]

Pretty old school process. There must be a safer way to get the parts out of the oven i'd think

[@2DclanSnipingTeam]

Increase playback speed to 1.5.

[@darinwilliams9184]

I've had to send it back twice due to the cover having manufacturing defects. Super disappointed 😔 first one had a crack along bolt hole. Second had a pin hole leak mid cover.

[@motorcycleguy73]

Wow

[@Rapbando]

So basically is the same process that every engine manufacturer is going thru, nothing new nothing special, still interesting for who didn't know how investment casting works, personally i prefer machined from solid parts if I have to upgrade something.

[@cacasplat3]

+Rapbando yup....billet is usually stronger than cast..hinson runs billet stuff and their anodizing process is nice.....only big difference over this cast stuff and the OEM engine makers, is that for a lot of MX bikes now, they use lighter Magnesium for the clutch, flywheel/stator and valve cover.... Boyesen does make what most believe to be the best water pump kit.....i've never seen any data though.....only theoretical marketing rubbish that i usually pay no heed to. can't speak about the 2smoke stuff, i'm a 4stroke guy.