I drilled through the gas tank...[Wrecked Bike Rebuild Ep. 05 - Ducati Monster 1100]

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[@chaseontwowheels]

So about drilling the gas tank... Shout out to my #WBRsupportstaff for supporting this series over at bit.ly/WRBSeason1 . You guys are the real MVPs!

[@ritamaritta7655]

chaseontwowheels first like ma friend!

[@svantejohansson2522]

chaseontwowheels third like

[@Gruofficial1]

chaseontwowheels hey chase please reply and tell YUMMIR6 I said hi

[@thegov420]

chaseontwowheels awesome series chase. wish u would of changed the fuel filter while the pump was out. keep up the awesome videos brother.

[@FirstLast-pm8of]

use kitty litter for gas and oil spills

[@Metldragon]

All these people saying "take it to a shop" are missing the whole point of the video series. It's a learning experience. Not just for Chase, but for anyone watching who doesn't know their way around a motorcycle. Does he make mistakes? Yes, but so does everyone else who tries something they haven't done before. No one is perfect.

[@chaseontwowheels]

Some people get the series and others dont quite understand what I'm going for. Either way I'm having a great time and loads of people are enjoying so I can't be mad.

[@ConvictedGreed]

Magnuss Ignatius I agree. I've always done mods and worked on my vehicles myself. Made tons of mistakes and you learn from it. That's how it work people are really missing the point for sure.

[@ClutchFirst]

It's all good man. This journey has a huge learning curve and a growing process. Plus, it doesn't make it easy doing it in the public's eye. Keep at it.

[@VulcanMKE]

I agree with this comment. Everyone here throwing hate probably don't remember their first times working with new tools or the times they f'ed up working on a bike. The only difference between their mistakes and Chase's is that his are out on KZbin for everyone to see. I applaud his courage.

[@braaapattack2937]

VulcanMKE true. But not everyone is a complete knob when it comes to tools

[@VulcanMKE]

BraaapAttack I agree, it makes me cringe a lot still, but I guess I'm a little too forgiving.

[@mazz1121]

Ive really got to give respect, not only did you know nothing about bikes, you chose baptism by fire and bought a broken Ducati to learn on. Big balls of steal dude. Ive enjoyed every episode, I thank you. Only thing i would love to of heard on some of the fuck ups was Laurel and Hardy tune.

[@gehrBehr1]

I thought about videoing me rebuild my '77 RD400 and then figured it's too boring when you know what you're doing and everything works out right! LOL It's fun watching a train wreak I guess

[@tomorrowtoday4839]

Speed it up and play music from The Benny Hill Show! Lol

[@KMOORE9316]

please

[@mohdismail4342]

few more week you will be a certified Ducati mechanic

[@sural89]

if i was working at that speed i would have been fired a long time ago

[@onmybike8204]

you would get a raise at ducati.

[@tweetchris46]

Closer than you think.............

[@heinzmuller1616]

Dropped gas on the floor? Burn it

[@Meehhh]

@chaseontwowheels Maybe I'm beating a dead horse, maybe I'm not. Some advise on torque wrenches; put them back on 0 when you're done with them. If you leave them at a certain torque, the internal springs will fatigue and they will go out of calibration.

[@chaseontwowheels]

Thanks for the info.

[@paulsanford358]

This is easily one of my favorite series on KZbin. It is amazing that you are giving back to the community. I think you should continue these after you get done with the Ducati. Great work my man!

[@nucrider2202]

Hysterical watching C2W working on this bike. We're all learning something. Best series ever!

[@CeltsSoccer]

Hi Chase! I just want to put in my two cents here. I loved this video. It was one of my favorites. I'm glad to see that you don't let all the negative comments get you down and that you're able to keep an upbeat spirit. I'm not sure why people expect you to have perfect knowledge about motorcycle mechanics. You've obviously spent your time learning about other things (e.g. cameras) and now you're learning about tools and what have you. Anyways, keep up the good work. I'm excited to see the finished product!

[@tr1hollywood]

Actually chase when a gas tank is empty is the most dangerous time to work on it. The gas is flammable but the fumes are exponentially more explosive as there is air now mixed with it. just a FYI.

[@thispersonsdad7247]

Samuel Tisdale thank you for that tidbit of information Mr fedora man

[@evilgel666]

i really appreciate this guy's enthusiasm of taking things positively in his mistakes on doing things by himself on this bike and aptitude to learn....

[@gjklgdqk]

Filming, doing all the work by yourself, getting all the stuff you need, all by yourself requires a lot of patience my friend. This series is like one of the best in in all your already good videos and adds off to show how much hard work you put there. Love your videos, even though I comment rarely, this was worth it. Love you bro. Hats off. 😇😇

[@mechanicalcanvas]

Haven't seen it posted but you need to fully lay out those gas soaked rags till they're dry. DO NOT leave them crumpled up or throw them in the trash. Gas soaked rags and towels will ignite (e.g. spontaneously combust) if bunched up like that. Easy way to burn down your house.

[@rbjoseph25]

If you're not learning, you're not working. The fact that you're learning, makes this worth watching. You said something about all the problems you've been having with this bike. It's not the bike, it was your inexperience. Now that you've made mistakes, and learned from them, this second bike will be easier.

[@OnlineCapture]

Love this series currently studying level 2 mechanics at college and we have the same bike in the work shop at the moment but are having fuelling issues so I'm loving this watching the way you work on it to. PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE SERIS

[@HypnoticPattern]

This may sound silly, but there is something so satisfying about watching something get wrenched on from the relative comfort of my couch.

[@erikauclair610]

Please wear those safety glasses for everything. Because they're bad ass. This is an awesome series. Kinda wish you could put out more episodes of it each week.

[@TheBraps]

I think it is awesome that you are using this opportunity that you have created for your subscribers as a learning platform for yourself.

[@Ferros89]

This rebuild series is awesome! Keep it up. It's a shame i'm in Portugal.... would love to have a chance at getting that bike.

[@jeduardoslb1]

I'm simple, I see someone from my own country, I drop a like. PORTUGAL CARALHO! PS. I would also like to get the bike, but oh well, I'll settle for a good rebuild series.

[@ianmoone6562]

´Verdade é que mandar vir a mota tem que ficar mais barato que uma nova mas não fica mais barato que uma em segunda mão aqui

[@diogoalves2291]

Este gajo não percebe é um caralho de mecânica mas de resto a filmagem é boa. Mas aqui pouco se aprende 😅

[@Ferros89]

Diogo Alves Sim é verdade 😁 Mas também não vejo para aprender mecânica

[@martinjudd1284]

Dude, you rock. I just dig the way your vids come together. So much technical talk

[@jamesdangercarpenter]

Hey Chase - an easy way to syphen fuel without sucking or using a special tool is to place your syphen hose into the tank, then hold your hand over the tank opening to make a seal, and use a straw or a small piece of hose to blow air into the tank. Basically the tank pressurizes, and pushes fuel out of the syphen hose, starting the syphen without risking a mouth full of gas :)

[@dustinhale2429]

Watching this video gives me anxiety. But I've enjoyed the whole series and the fact that you are learning as you go. Some people are good with hands on work and some are good at mental work. But it's never to late to learn. Keep it up bud.

[@bighitstepside]

thanks for sharing your learning process with us!! Makes me realize how much I take the basics of being a mechanic for granted. to those saying drilling the gas tank was a $1000 mistake, the tank was already fucked before it had a hole in it, so who cares if he drilled a hole in it or not?

[@77TickTockTime]

Gas spill kit, next aisle over in Amazon ;-) Absolutely love that you're doing all this and putting in the effort to learn and share as much of this info as possible. Keep up the terrific work.

[@drunkenproductions2731]

glad this episode ended on a positive note! Can't wait to see what this bike looks like when it's done! Great vid!

[@GwresYnKernow]

Actually loving this series. It's all well and good seeing the pros do it, but seeing a guy with around my level of skill (though I'd like to think the whole torque wrench thing would've worked out differently in my garage :p) having a go is awesome. Much love!

[@hogvlog3377]

Haters going to hate. I'm just happy I'm not the only one that has those types of struggles every once in a while. I appreciate the videos and tear down the bike and build it up. I do question 1100 bucks for a tank. The cost versus benefit is almost nothing to be able to bolt it down. Probably spent the money on something better

[@pmann8921]

Chase, sometimes, if the bolt is not bottomed out and the threads are clean you can just unscrew the broken pice. Like you took out the section bolt. Only using a pic or even the old broken pice. By sticking the head back in the hole and using a socket on your drill and setting it in reverse or counter clockwise. It will catch and unscrew. Some times using a drill bit and easy out aren't the easiest ways. If you ever have to drill something like this bolt out... always try a left handed drill bit first!. Love the videos.

[@GrumpyGarry121]

Chase if you piss on the gas it will neutralise it. Then simply mop it up. Simples. Loving these videos, I wasn't a massive fan but every week you make me smile now dude. Your still a bit heavy handed tightening those small bolts, finess, finess.

[@deffectx]

best part its that you dont know what you are doing, learning on the go its what i like about it. keep up

[@greenmountianboy8457]

Oh yah....you are going to learn a lot ....and the way your doing it is the best way. The torque wrench lesson will not soon be forgot.

[@draiguk]

And in this weeks episode, Chase manages to swap a new gas tank in, and mop the floor with the wrong end of the mop. Hahahah. Well done Chase another great episode on a wonderful series.

[@ritamaritta7655]

I want a bike like that... but I only have two kidneys.

[@HalfdeadRider]

I have none, can I have one? ;)

[@nubz4evva]

RITA MARITTA One sells for alot and there are more things you can sell

[@Thesusoperator]

lol that is one weird name for a guy dont you think

[@AnodnarbrandonA]

If this were true I'd have 1.5 mil in the bank right now.

[@vigilant.]

Marwan Deso2y hahahahaha

[@Mr-hz6jz]

Reading these comments really upsets me, some people just do not listen or pay attention to what's going on, but yet they love to comment their opinions that has nothing to do with what's going on - WOW. "KEEP IT UP, YOU ARE DOING A FANTASTIC JOB, CAN'T WAIT FOR FUTURE PROJECTS"

[@Colmobri]

Lot of hate on this series about how thing are being done. For me this isn't a "How to series" it's a I'm doing this come watch series (where you might learn from my mistakes or successes) I'm enjoying it!

[@chaseontwowheels]

That's what it's intended for. =) Glad you get the concept and thanks for the comment!

[@turtlebone]

Glad to see you're learning from your mistakes, Chase. Keep working at it. At least you're in the garage doing something! 🐢☠️

[@jacob4884]

Chase you cannot use a freaking swiffer wet jet . Jesus

[@wotbot7013]

lol

[@simpleman7886]

Chase step away from the drill! Just back away far away lol Big props on taking on this project.

[@SolivagantJourney]

I love the build series man. I know the struggle of learning about torque values the hard way.. hang in there haha

[@zacharygay7598]

I absolutely love these videos I look forward to them every week!

[@chasehill1004]

omg has chase never cleaned anything in his house i don't think I've ever seen someone struggle with a wet jet that much (still love ya chase)

[@reallunacy]

You're killing me smalls. You had that fuel pump out and didn't go ahead and swap the fuel filter while you had access to it. I am enjoying this series though. It is interesting watching someone else learn through trial and error as I have always had to do. Keep it up Chase.

[@SUMMIT556]

props on learning how to work on bikes! we all got to learn somehow and mistakes are apart of the adventure!

[@TheTepy]

Brilliant episode of Wrecking Bike - Ducati

[@chas106g.6]

Gas tank fix looks great Chase! Great job!

[@erlendslette5599]

This show is f-ing great! Keep up the great content, Chase!

[@chrismills5818]

for any spills in my garage, I keep a box of kitty litter in the corner. Absorbs all gas or oil off the floor and depending on what kind you buy it dulls out or disperse the smell pretty good. the kind of flooring you have isn't the best for a garage environment either, it'll eventually absorb the fluids.

[@richardsvec4182]

How to drill two holes and spend over 1000 dollars in 28 minutes..

[@loco_railman]

Richard Švec what is it with these people????

[@richardsvec4182]

Im asking myself the same question..like really dude thats almost half an hour

[@XPsychowaffleX]

He had already ordered the new tank. Did you even watch the video?

[@loco_railman]

BuhLakeh so? He could order a new bike and explode the other

[@XPsychowaffleX]

He ordered the tank because the other one had an issue with the bolt not working. He asked about it, and MM informed him of a DEFECT in the US version. So he ordered a European tank. European parts take weeks to ship the US, IF they're even available here. Meaning he had planned on replacing this tank after its initial issue a few weeks ago. Meaning. He drilled into it because it was getting tossed anyway and wanted to see what would happen. And it got a reaction out of you lol. Look a little deeper into things. Chase isn't the most proficient with tools, we've all established that. But he didn't dump a grand on a tank because he made a mistake, he got the tank because it needed to be replaced anyway.

[@FusRoDrgnbrn]

@chaseontwowheels a little helpful tip for gas/oil spills: cat litter. Lay down about an inch or two thick layer of cat litter and let it sit for a minute. Then before cleaning it up step on it a few times. I know it sounds bizarre but it absorbs it all and keeps the floors clean. Hope this helps!

[@sideshowjoe3102]

Can't wait to see what's next man. Looking good so far!

[@Squan007]

chase once this bike is done get ready to buy and do more bikes! You can improve your mechanic skills and the patreon page is supporting it all!

[@JediRhymeTrix]

If Linus Tech Tips was about bikes...

[@INumeric]

his suzuki sv650 lol

[@Destide]

he didn't drop the bike though!

[@mszypkowski]

Had an orgasm just thinking about it...

[@3bonesvlogs]

Ok so I cracked up at 17:08.... that reaction to the cost of the Ducati tank was absolutely priceless Chase! And like so many things in this series... we've all been there! Try and spec out exhaust pipes for a z1000 OEM is like 2k... ridiculous!

[@Nicoya]

As for the fuel pump craziness, it's not too complicated: The main metal can is the fuel pump itself, the little baggie at the bottom is the fuel sock that keeps large (relatively speaking) bits of debris out of the pump, the clear can near the top in the loopy bit of hose-tentacle is the fuel filter that keeps tiny bits of debris out of the rest of the fuel system. There will also be a fuel sender in there somewhere that reports the fuel level to either the gas gauge or the low fuel light (depending what your bike has). You could have used the opportunity of having the fuel pump out to change out the filter and sock, but chances are they were fine so it's no big loss.

[@Brixecs]

Have never had a patron before, but I love the idea of this series, and winning that bike would be amazing, so I signed up, and am glad to pledge a few bucks a month! Keep up the amazing work, love ya chase

[@BigStrath]

Chase don't worry about all the internet experts in the comments. Props for making the effort to learn how to work on a bike.

[@monochromo3122]

Having so much fun watching you at work! Great kind of humor. This should be called "Ruined and repaired by ChaseOnTwoWheels" Go on! In the end you'll have a great bike, earned a ton of experience, had a lot of fun and all those criticising trolls are still A-Holes.

[@ThePatttie]

wow you get a like just for comparing the different torque wrenches xD

[@roadtoad3484]

That garage is crazy! Im in San Diego and a garage that big, in a house with 3 bedrooms would be at least $2500 a month or 800,000 to buy. I guess that is the price you pay to live in the best city. I have been around the country and believe me, San Diego is one awesome city. The weather is fantastic, lots of pretty people and there is no real ghetto to speak of.

[@josephtalbot125]

What a great opportunity to install a new fuel filter! #WBRsupportstaff

[@tatewilson7678]

hey chase, in the future if there's potential for sparks the worst thing you can do is empty the tank, it's the fumes that are explosive. the best thing to do is fill it up with water or even gas if you have to

[@RoundRiderMotovlogs]

its a nice looking bike, cant wait to see the final product buddy, good job keep it up!!

[@DunePanda]

I WAS RIGHT!! isnt that in-lbs torque wrenchie thinggie just the cutest?! make sure when you do use the "easy-out" bolt removal bits, its normally a left hand direction so when you go into the bolt, it would loosen the original threads.....hence the term easy out.

[@JustinRoyal]

Okay so I'm at like 22:35 in this video and this fool is straight up holding a swifter wet jet above the floor spraying it and then turning it upside down to scrub with it all while wearing women's jeans. #RebuildSeriesLit #RIPDucati #DrillbitTaylor #SwifferWetJet #StoleThoseJeansFromHeather

[@mechanicalcanvas]

While most of this series is a trainwreck and using a swiffer to clean gas isn't the smartest move, he's actually using the swiffer correctly (or a feature of the swiffer correctly). Theres a scrub pad on the top, you flip it over, scrub and then use the swiffer like you normally would. You can see the scrub pad at 22:38

[@JustinRoyal]

MechanicalCanvas Now explain the lady jeans.

[@mechanicalcanvas]

Justin TheApparition What else are you supposed to wear when swiffering your mans garage

[@JustinRoyal]

MechanicalCanvas Hahaaa! Touché. 😂

[@chaseontwowheels]

I'm just happy you made it to that point in the video. Thanks for the compliment on the jeans. ;)

[@headaDT]

You are so silly, it's awesome. I love watching you entertain yourself. Lol

[@KillswitchQueen]

Best lesson in torque wrenches, ALWAYS pay attention to FOOT pounds or INCH pounds. Don't even bother with the smaller torque wrench... You're not putting enough force behind it for it to really matter, just tighten it until it feels tight enough. Chase do you have the service manual for this bike?

[@chicosuave2966]

DAYUM! $1,100 for a gas tank.You def gotta have patience.I think you're doing a great job Chase.Well done.

[@assymcgee113]

I love this series man, unless by some miracle i get lucky enough to win a bike, i may do this myself, and learn more about the bike as i go

[@NinshiWarekingi]

I use cat litter at the shop all the time. If you spill oil on he ground, pour gas on it then put kitty litter on it and let it soak for a while. Gas is soaked up pretty fast and kitty litter gets rid of smell, when you're don you can scoop it up and use it again, try it out

[@sammyscrap]

I love this series. I thought I was a bad mechanic before I saw it...

[@ravimtb2580]

Get a torque wrench that is inbetween 20% to 80% of the force that u need to tighten it with. Above or under it will be a too big tolerance. Also set them back to 0 when ur done, otherwise the spring could damage.

[@RonisKristaps]

How to get rid of gas smell: You don't. Grow a pair and enjoy the aroma.

[@Luca-jy8ne]

was just about to say it, I'd spill gas in my room on purpose just for the smell xD

[@ryanbrushett2599]

Spilt 2 stroke gas on the floor in garage and i just sat out there for about 20 minutes with the windows closed just enjoying my day

[@notamig7485]

Wrong. Best way is to light a match.

[@mohdfaismohdpahmy5063]

Ryan Brushett i

[@headaDT]

Kristaps Ronis no thaaaanks

[@jacobbyron3089]

This week on "Give a 12 year old tools, a camera, and a wrecked bike and see what happens:" everything that will make anyone cringe.

[@TommyPanigale]

Jacob Byron I'm glad I'm not the only one

[@paanfarkhan4677]

jesus christ ducati, says the man who drills a hole in a 99% working condition gas tank

[@Shimmoda]

It will be someone's daily driver after he gives it away lol I mean no hate on the guy but he should take like a small crash course on mechanics or something cuz he ends up spending a lot of time and effort on other things

[@paanfarkhan4677]

i know that, but it really bugs me to see lots of money wasted on buying parts you can easily fix. Furthermore, 30 minutes of bike build video consisting only on taking the gas tank off? I dont know if people in the comments are blind or what but that is not something really awesome man

[@jacobbyron3089]

Olav Amh because 99% of these mistakes could be avoided with a 20 second Google search. The fact that the gas tank "might" have a problem doesn't excuse drilling a hole in it and spending $1200 on a new one. He's wasting the money that his supporters are trusting him with, which is disrespectful to them.

[@dshodaw]

I'll miss the orange straps! :O I loved those. My favorite color

[@batman886]

chase - "The small size of this is almost hysterical".......story of my life bro.......story of my life........

[@ragechi618]

If you spill gas cover it with sand to soak it up, then you just sweep it up and use a deodoriser of your choice. Bam no gas no hazard no smell

[@ragechi618]

Note this is why gas stations have buckets and bins of sand

[@revoldiuqs]

Or kitty litter.

[@paintballer2168]

RageChi or just burn it

[@dirftin4ever781]

the day I got caught up on watching the wrecked bike rebuild series I wrecked my motorcycle on the left side and now I have to replace the crank/stator case

[@furrydevil1]

The way Dan described it on Yummi's vlog about 2 weeks ago had me crying 😂

[@Nicoya]

A gas tank like that will be roto-cast. What happens is you have a mould that's the negative shape of the outside of the tank, and you'll place some brass threaded inserts on the inside surface of the mould in various places where you want to bolt things down, then you pour in a bucket full of powdered thermoplastic. The mould is mounted to an arm that spins and rotates it every which way (thus roto-casting) and it's heated in an oven while it's being rotated around, melting the plastic powder in a relatively even layer to the inside of the mould. The mould is then cooled and the plastic part, with the brass inserts fused in place, is removed. So yeah, the entire inside will be hollow. No solid parts. As you discovered. But hey, learning is fun!

[@country9106]

I really like your new intro he reminds me of Assassin's Creed it's bad ass excuse my language and awesome videos keep up the good work man.

[@tjrorke]

Hey everyone don't be too hard on Chase he is new to this man thing he is doing his best at it lol 👍🏻 oh and Chase the best way to get rid of gas smell is to get over it real man love the smell of gas

[@ricardocadena8869]

yo chase way to stick with it. that bike is coming along nicely. btw love the short video you made for Walter. his R6 is sick

[@Jay600D]

Keep it up man. If you have any questions or worries, force yourself to know there is an answer that may differ from yours and look it up first. Props to cracking open an Italian bike to froth your moto loins lol.

[@silentj3419]

That face you made when you pulled the fuel pump out was priceless! I'm still laughing 😂

[@chaseontwowheels]

I was honestly shocked. Thought I was about to have to disarm a bomb. i was just waiting on the intense music and wire cutters to show up.

[@HoldFastFilms]

I was not a subscriber so wasn't aware of this series but I was alerted elsewhere about it and how you were getting a lot of shit for messing up and not doing things the proper way. Haters are always going to hate and I say screw all that noise man and just keep at it and keep learning. Anyone can bitch in the comments but unless they have done the same and have a proof of it, they can piss off. Filming and doing this work is incredibly hard. Having done a large one myself, I can attest it is so easy to forget something. Showing any mistakes that you made and any obstacles you came across along the way is the right way to do it. People should be a lot more appreciative of the process you are sharing with everyone. Keep at it. Now I need to watch the rest of them :)

[@chaseontwowheels]

Thanks for the comment man! I honestly appreciate the hell out of it.

[@HoldFastFilms]

chaseontwowheels You are more than welcome. Forgot to say, you are nailing the look of your videos for sure. That Sony is serving you well.

[@motodeboyka9890]

When curiosity is worth $1000 lol I love these videos tbh

[@ProfCringe]

Chase, the type of guy that buys a wrecked bike and then complains about having problems with it

[@mullury]

As a woman watching you use the wet jet, that made my whole week.

[@ThexAlien]

Only thing I can remember to grab spills was sand or cat litter. I don't know if it gets rid of the smell per say but it will soak up the liquid and then you can sweep it up and throw it out. I personally don't do this method normally, I just accept what I dropped and suffer through it.

[@jacoreylee8063]

Chase Chase you know what's cool. It is that we both like bikes we both like the color red and you only live 3 hours away from you !!

[@MrCaptainCrazy]

keep doing your thing man. See u at the GA meet.

[@rafalrebisz9602]

You can still use the big wrench as long as you set the right amount of torque, I have only the big one and I use it for everything, even m4 bolts

[@boone7075]

You should be able to buy some sort of shallow containment to put under your lift . Or tare up your boards to have at least a work bay in your pretty garage

[@TheRyanBee]

Idk if someone has already mentioned it or not, but it looks like there were little extra parts bags in the same bag as the tank. They were on the camera side in similar bags that the rubber grommet came in.

[@DonPedro6901]

I like it more and more. I would title entire series as "How Not To Repair Your Motorcycle" ;-) btw: wires and connectors in a tank (in fuel)? I won't feel safe in Ducati's presence anymore.

[@Liam_Bollocks]

Classic example of 'all the gear and no idea' 😂 bless him at least he's trying

[@zack-sd3br]

watching chase use a swiffer was the funniest thing i've ever seen.

[@dasutr]

there might be some play in the metal post. if you loosen up the screws that hold it on then fit it on the bike then tighten the bolts up

[@cappamura]

you know that would look sick, black brake calipers and red rims =) #WBRsupportstaff