🔧 DR350S Rebuild - ep.17 Swingarm rebuild

[@paddlesat16]

Watching with interest, I have a 96 trail version currently sitting in pieces. Good effort with the bike and thanks for making such instructive videos.

[@DawidMartasMotoAdventures]

Thanks for nice comment :) We are trying to make this DR series from start to the end. We already rebuilt rear shock. Fork and brakes are in parts and we are waiting for replacement parts (brake piston dust seal, stainless steel brake lines, fork bushing set) . In 2 months we would like to go for enduro race ... :D

[@davecarter34]

thanks for the tips currently restoring a DR350s 95 here in Sydney Australia that has many parts missing now i understand how the chain guard is attached, the front brack was damaged and bent and the rear bracket is missing off to order more parts

[@ZedTrash]

Well done!

[@DawidMartasMotoAdventures]

Thanks, we're trying our best :D

[@MustangNthusiest]

Wish my wife would enjoy working on my bike or car 😁

[@DawidMartasMotoAdventures]

Maybe you need to buy her a bike? :D

[@piotrciszewski9947]

👍

[@klaudek181]

O kurde konkretnie

[@DawidMartasMotoAdventures]

haynes manual wersja video :D

[@MariuszDz]

I've watched all your DR videos; really good and thorough work!! I bought one a month ago, 94 SE but it's running lean even with the airbox sealed off :(( no idea where it's getting air. just ordered a different needle and some bigger jets. btw are you guys Polish?

[@DawidMartasMotoAdventures]

Hi! Thanks for your opinion. It is nice to hear that our work is useful and helpful :) When engine is running lean you should also check: -fuel flow (filter in fuel tank, additional fuel filter on hose), -fuel level in carb (too low?), -condition of diaphragm in carb, -smooth movement of slider inside the carburetor, -fuel jet (it may be clogged). No more ideas :< Tak, jesteśmy z Polski, Wrocław :)

[@alexandermedvedok6210]

Ok!

[@jorgeybalo6003]

Hi. dr350 videos may be subtitled into Spanish? Thank you very much, they are very good

[@DawidMartasMotoAdventures]

Hi! We can't speak Spanish (only google-translate) :D Those subtitles were added somehow, by someone else (no idea how :D)

[@robells6759]

Where did you get all the parts from?

[@DawidMartasMotoAdventures]

Hi Rob! Naturally I buy parts in shops :) Common parts like bearings, bushing, sealings, orings you can buy in special shops. In my city I found one bearing shop and one in sealing shop. There is also ebay or online hardware shops. Basically you need only dimensions of part. This way is much cheaper than buying OEM parts. Buying uncommon parts is more complicated. I'm buying OEM parts in online shop from Poland. It takes some time (1-3 weeks) but parts are cheaper than same parts from local Honda/Suzuki shop. I think you need to google or ask at facebook/forums where people buy OEM parts in your country.

[@dugemts2399]

Mau arem Dr350 dong