Installing new BREMBO MASTER CYLINDERS!! [Wrecked Bike Rebuild - Ep 13 - 2016 Ducati 959 Panigale]

[@danielallen6382]

I gotta make one general comment to all the haters. First off not everyone has been turning wrenches since they were 12. I'm pleased to see a grown man see a weakness and be willing to work on it. Last thought, y'all be talking about Chase and his lack of knowledge on Grease monkey stuff. How about we throw u in front of a 1 million sub fan base and watch u try to set up all the camera, sound, and live stream gear. Then direct the whole show while starting in it. Then getting it all edited dubbed with audio. Then uploaded every Tuesday. I know I would look like a monkey F+cking a football. So to all the haters remove head from rectum and attempt to get on homies level. Rant done!

[@chaseontwowheels]

Dan, you know I love ya. Much appreciate the comment man. I don't expect everyone to really understand what it takes for this show to come out every week yet I'm expected to just be at Brian's level after spending over a decade in the powersports game. It is what it is though, Imma keep doing me.

[@plageran]

Reasons why i love watching, another reason why Daddy Brain is here. I'm learning with every episode

[@FSB5847]

I love these because they remind me of when I worked on my first bike an old SV650 a few years ago. Prior to that I knew NOTHING about cars and bikes, now I can do pretty much anything as long as I have a good write-up! I am an electrical engineer though, so learning how everything worked and got put together was kinda like my school and job so I learned it all very quickly. But not everyone has aptitude for these things. You need to look at something as its whole system. This is what Brian is trying to tell you all the time. "You know how to set up your camera rig" that means, you know how to set up your cameras because you know the full system and setup. You know that sound needs to go in somehow, that video needs to go in somehow, that lighting needs to be set up somehow. All this is the same for working on cars and bikes. Every system on a bike or car is remarkably simple once you understand them. I think the biggest hurdle for people is using the right tools and getting confident working on things in general. Now that chase knows bike stuff, I would be willing to bet he is much more capable around the house for home repair. Not because he has learned anything about home repair, but because he knows how to use tools properly and reading a guide that tells him what to do, is less learning, and more following steps. He also has learned how to go and find information from manuals and other guides. Keep up the great work chase, we all learn sometime! You don't have to be a master mechanic like Brian or an Engineer like me to learn how to take care of your own maintenance.

[@pistolpete6321]

Spot on Dan!

[@4984Snake]

ok

[@imjustink]

6 years ago, I was being scolded and yelled at by my dad when trying to remove the simplest parts on my bicycle. I didn't know back then what the big deal was about using the appropriate (and good quality) tools for simple bolts and nuts. Many stripped and rounded bolts and nuts, busted knuckles and ruined paintwork later, I'm doing everything from oil changes to valve adjustments on motorcycles on my own, with a respectable collection of tools and knowledge. I love this WBR series (esp with Brian) because it reminds me of my own long and frustrating yet rewarding journey of learning workshop etiquette, mechanical know-hows, and art of bike maintenance over the past 6 years. I'm still learning a lot from Brian, and keep up the awesome work with this channel and this WBR series! I'm sure it's helping many out there who work on their own bikes too.

[@Jcampbell4321]

People saying he’s fumbling. Man I’m new to the bike gang still get my mechanic to help me fix stuff on my bike and I’ve been working on it since 2016. Mind this is someone’s life on the bike. I’m glad he’s being taught the right way and getting the help. Good job bro. On 1 mil and working through your weaknesses!!!

[@syxxphive126]

Keep up the good work Chase. It’s great watching someone willing to learn and trying their best. Keep your head up homie and F**k the haters.

[@kwjr.9569]

2nd that.

[@bradleyalexander5821]

10-4

[@salamoocow]

Brian is a great teacher and coach, very patient and explains enought whilst letting Chase problems solve enough that he is also learning

[@brickson98m]

Ya know, Chase isn't very mechanically inclined, but I gotta hand it to him for his dedication to learning. And I'm not just talking about him not knowing stuff, but he's just not very good at figuring it out either. Luckily Brian doesn't seem to mind helping him. But to constantly struggle to pick up new information about how things work, and keep going, really takes dedication. Most people would've given up 2 seasons ago. I find that him not knowing certain things helps me, because in Brian explaining it to him, he's also explaining it to me. There's always something to learn from somebody, so don't be so quick to call them stupid. What Chase lacks in mechanical talent, he makes up for in filmography talent. Man do his room's aesthetics and video quality/editing look good. I put that shit up on my 4k TV for the first time last night and I could've sworn I was watching an actual TV show from Motortrend or the likes. Keep up the hard work guys!

[@Motomillion]

The "credit card" piece is the Brembo Authenticity card. They got a website where you can take the code that is on there, and type the code and you can check the serial number to make sure what you've purchased is an authentic Brembo unit. (:

[@QMAXIMUS]

Get your shit together Chase, your raising Brian's blood pressure!

[@greyanaroth]

I know it's been a while, but this was a GREAT build, guys. And thanks for the heads up on the right MCs for the 959.

[@ElCidMarine1]

27:33 Chase: “oh I see” Brian: “are you sure?! I know you like to say that!” First of all, that was hilarious to me! But more importantly, being good at a craft but also being a good teacher is extremely rare. Chase, you picked the right guy to be your Mentor through this process. Hats off to Brian to being a good Senseii. Chase, keep up that positive energy!

[@shobharani2698]

I have a duke 390 which has radial mounted BY-BRE caliper and steel braided lines but it has a axial master cylinder, so can you suggest a good radial master cylinder for duke 390 and by the way the front caliper has 4 pistons and it's also a single disc so a single caliper too.

[@clintoncash688]

Hang in there chase school of hard knocks is not easy!

[@ArabianRider]

What did you use to clean the calipers?

[@amanshaikh7041]

I'm a little late, if Brian won't give you the gold star for doing the twirling trick, I will ⭐. It was nice meeting you at the meet up.

[@haydenkeller6569]

What are you guys using to clean the brake calipers???

[@davidmitchell8004]

Love the videos!! Keep up the good work! Brian teaching you how to work on these bikes and your willingness to learn is awesome. Even if you fail, keep in mind everyone fails. But you keep going, and you better yourself. Its inspiring! Y’all have inspired me! Even if it’s just to keep learning and reminding me to do more of my own maintenance. Thank you guys for all the hard work, entertainment, knowledge and skills that y’all put in to each video.

[@josephlangford3045]

Did you guys get the rear heatshield replaced with a correct one?

[@shadowspike100]

Brian-"is it nice and easy or F**CKING STUCK?!" hahahah

[@alexandresousa199554]

dude... you really have 0 mechanic knowledge.... Bryan is a must in the show

[@danielallen6382]

Meh I think Chase plays the goof ball well!

[@chaseontwowheels]

We all have areas in our lives where we are stronger than others. I'm not naturally mechanically inclined but hey what do I know. I just run this little motorcycle channel right?

[@rieska178]

Alexandre Sousa Does it really matter if he does or doesn't? I love working on bikes but I don't fucking tell everybody that they are idiots for not having knowledge. IMO it is great to watch a guy learn things and actually trying, and its even harder for he than for anyone else. I can't believe what kind of pressure he is facing everytime he does something wrong (everyone does make mistakes)

[@charlesanderson3066]

Is Brian a bee keeper ?

[@sondreskjelstad4695]

Wondering what kind of bike is outside the garage door

[@CajunGreenMan]

So Brain, why fill the brake fluid from the top? Is there some special Ducati reason it couldn't be pushed up to the top from the bleeder valve with a huge syringe, the way many people do? That way you avoid most air bubble issues.

[@vishnulachansin9023]

Man lookin at him struggle reminds me of when i used to work construction without knowing nothing took me atleast 3 years for my boss to leave me alone and work by myself so i feel him when he fucks up and brian is like a dad screaming and lecturing.

[@r3dster619]

What better way to teach how to repair...sarcasm! Im loving it! Kudos Brian!! Bump up the level brian...this ain't the first season 😈

[@Moseswasntamerican]

Today on WBR Brain Teaches Chase galvanic corrosion.

[@chaseontwowheels]

For those of us at my level: Galvanic corrosion (also called bimetallic corrosion) is an electrochemical process in which one metal corrodes preferentially when it is in electrical contact with another, in the presence of an electrolyte.

[@vishnulachansin9023]

When chase said all they where gonna do at the beginning brian lowkey was like. FINALLY YOU IDIOT. 😅😅😂

[@jkbshields]

Question; Does Brembo or Ducati recommend putting grease anywhere near their pads or calipers? Pads & calipers get very hot (above melting points of most grease) and can/will end up on friction (pad or disk).This cannot be good thing eh? Just sayin'.

[@krittinteerasawasdi4333]

There is a grease that made especially for this purpose. Brembo is actually selling one.

[@jkbshields]

@@krittinteerasawasdi4333 Thanks, but where do they recommend applying it?

[@gamekeeper687]

In my experience being a bike tech, on the vast majority of customer bikes I would lightly copper grease/slip back of pads as well the caliper bolts and pad pins. Rubber grease the pistons and work them to lubricate the seals and also prevent corrosion. However on race bikes or high end performance bikes I would leave everything completely dry and clean as possible, possibly use a small amount of copper grease on the caliper bolts but that’s it due to the heat that can be generated. Just my own personal experience and take on it.

[@Jipo89]

Isn't the grease on the calipers going to burn away immediately?

[@RodiGKaya]

How can chase have such little knowledge of bike parts, it's like watching a kid at work!

[@tuckerburnley2535]

Where did you get the mirrors?

[@brettd8297]

Good patience Chase.. lol. Keep up what you're doing!

[@mishimposble]

Great work. Wonder if we're going to see footage of the meetup. My friend had a tire problems on the way to the meet and we had to turn back.

[@thr4sh6r]

Can you use the RCS master with the original controls? Thx guys...

[@jerrya17]

Nice work guys

[@Blackflag.actual]

Brian tossing well needed shade

[@yayamaninking]

well done for learning man, congratulations for the knowledge you gaining. great video

[@Cameravastleggers]

Hey chase, where do you get you're torque specs from?

[@CurtisDavis89]

They went from triples to front brake to bike lift platform lol 😂

[@performerk57]

where can i find the clear rubber hose for brake fuel at 27:00 ?

[@chaseontwowheels]

They came with the Master Cylinders. Not sure where you would be able to get them on their own. I did find these on Revzilla but not sure if that's the same thing: bit.ly/2KgwvZc

[@thomasohanlon1060]

@Performerk 57 you can try an Auto parts store

[@performerk57]

@@thomasohanlon1060 everyone sell for gasoline fuel its the same ?

[@sputnikl727]

Brian is pissed 😁

[@Itsredyoo]

The bike is looking good! 👌 can’t wait to see her finished

[@sonicnyoom7283]

Brian has to give chase a hard time. My mechanic mentor did the same thing! It makes you pay more attention to avoid the comments lol Brian obviously likes chase, and working on these bikes. If he didnt he wouldnt be spending his day off working on bikes for his day job to work on bikes with chase... Proud of you chase i made fun of you with brian but im still impressed with all you have learned! Keep up the kickass videos my man!

[@emanuelparedes9187]

Where did you get those schematic drawings hanging on your walls?

[@Blakeisaacs1]

I like how you're learning so much from this process but I feel that the second and last season were more entertaining when you were the focal point of the videos. I feel that Brian is making the videos more stressful and serious; it doesn't seem like there is much jokes/laughter anymore.. I vote for a FZ/MT-07 for the next season! Better when it's not a ducati or european manufacture.

[@carllewis1691]

off point - I recently purchased Cosmo Moto @t - smart brake light that affixes to your helmet and detects when you are decelerating - braking or engine braking to light up and inform other road users of your presence and that you are slowing down. It also can be set up to emit a continuous light similar to that of the rear light on your motorbike whilst shining brighter if you are decelerating in addition it can be set up as a strobe/ continuous warning light as well. Have you thought about reviewing this as I believe that this is an invaluable safety aid in raising your visibility on the road at an affordable price for all motorcyclists. Please let me know your views.

[@christianmarcum-yh4tu]

What grease is that

[@krittinteerasawasdi4333]

Isn't the RCS19 works better on the brake side? Because the 899 calipers are M4 but on the 1199 they are M50 (smaller piston). Idk, RCS17 may work good as well. Just curious.. love your vids btw

[@BTrain-is8ch]

Correct. The 17 RCS is for bikes with M50 calipers. The 19 RCS is the correct master for bikes with M4 calipers.

[@agustinmaldonado71]

Every dog has its day. Chase you were not even there. You must still be sleeping. Camon Man!!!

[@blackhavoc6104]

How many bottles of brake cleaner did you guys go through? :D

[@astsaft]

Will you do ThyssenKrupp Carbon wheels?

[@CoFRTheGamerXxX]

/read brake cylinder? (Hand Emoticon) And if not than rearsets?

[@Zeth2571]

Brian - "you could look at a photo" Chase - "I think it would be valuable to figure this out" cut to Chase - "alright were is a photo"

[@JanitorJay83]

Love this show! Eff all the haters and trolls. I will say, for next season you should invest in a small parts washer.

[@nathalycarney4015]

Awesome Work Chase keep on Grinding you can only get better!!!!

[@TxRedline]

Wheels are just pure diamond..bout 1 mil each

[@POWDERNPELLTS]

I hope they are bst carbon fiber wheels

[@MotoIB]

Lol on lift, cant wait to see the bike finished.🤲

[@roop4902]

i honestly feel good about buying Panigale for future. So, that I can watch your videos keep the repair going for the bike lmao

[@bradleyalexander5821]

Luke does good float. 👍🏼 😎

[@filmcamera]

Another very enjoyable video, thanks Chase. Btw love the clear brake fluid - what is it?

[@bassemand99]

yoo chase on the game with Luke getting the nerf gun🔫🔫

[@christopherhernandez6020]

Luke always knows were the hands are so that he can sneak them in boxes and shit

[@two4design]

At 22:42 Brain 😠 was about to put chase over his knee and spank him lmao

[@laroc2033]

This must be so mentally draining for Brian. It's like teaching my mother in law to connect her DVD player to the TV...

[@2wheelzarebetter]

This!

[@Thatpulserider]

Hydraulic clutch ✋

[@amd68rt]

The card is to show the authenticity of the part That it’s from the original manufacture of that product. And it's so you can Register the part, and be in their data bank! So in layman’s terms, what you purchased is not fake or replica!

[@idleford]

Go to Harbor Freight and pick up a parts washer. If you plan on continuing to do these builds it’ll save you a lot of time and brake cleaner. 👍🏻

[@zackbutler950]

I know he uses a harbor freight lift by the looks of it. Can anyone comment on what wheel chock he swapped to?

[@HuhYouMakeMusic]

Please try the Bimota Tesi 3D for your next first ride!!!

[@Zach-of8fj]

damn, hope Brian is getting paid some good $$ for this. So much patience is needed to watch Chase work on a bike.

[@josh20109]

ever thought about getting a BMW S1000RR next? it would be interesting to see you work on a BMW i think.

[@kwjr.9569]

Great Job!!

[@plageran]

I'm guessing the wheels will be wrapped in gold? (Well.... Shit! I replaced my lines, washers and pads..... Didn't grease anything and its been raining)

[@haakman123]

Episode 64: putting on the front brake, Episode 65: putting on the rear brake

[@haakman123]

Nah, I'm kidding, I'm liking the series

[@valon212]

as always! awesome video. great looking project

[@joshherbert8148]

Yes!! Tiny hands! Am I the only one who finds the tiny hands a lot funnier then it should be?

[@ronb1250]

They were on the bike Lyft

[@myleshenderson4]

Do a hypermotard rebuild 👌🏻🤙🏻

[@KaranG1310]

With which liquid did you cleaned the brakes?? Outro crew✋✋

[@xr6lane]

It would have been brake cleaner or contact cleaner

[@Hash9377]

Shane don’t know shit if it wasn’t for dude dam I wish I had a buddy like that lol

[@leeelliott8611]

If ur doing carbon wheels then the BST wheels look way better than Rotobox or which ever jaret used on his million ducati builds... Just my opinion, plz dnt hate on me

[@patheticambush]

Can we get a shirt that says your killing me today Chase

[@RoadUser_Motovlog]

I'm gonna guess that the rims are going to be some Marchesini magnesium shizzle that cost like 1 month of rent in NY

[@LeeMacfarlane]

seems like it was done on purpose but the build budget.....brake break brake break made my eye twitch

[@hnthdoeuinsthhd]

Front break pads

[@FekkyP]

Kids aren’t taking nerf guns in to school Chase, they’re taking real guns in to school and that’s a problem

[@Desipotato]

big question??? what is the point of rebuild if already has gone upto 20000$ which i believe is the price of new panigale :/

[@chaseontwowheels]

For 20k you can get a brand new Panigale. For our 20k we have a Panigale with full Ohlines suspension, a clear clutch cover, brand new upgraded master cylinders and reservoirs...etc. The point is, for the same price as a new one, you could rebuild one and upgrade the parts.

[@Desipotato]

@@chaseontwowheels thank you so much

[@kamden1]

Congratulations for reaching 1mil

[@Rust_valley_adventures]

After watching chase trying to work on bikes,im just wondering does he need help to hold a knife and fork when he's trying to eat food aswel ? 🤣😂 stick to it !! You will get it in another 10 years ..... fingers crossed 🤞🤞🤞

[@dvantehenry5654]

Why does it seem more of a nope you're wrong this is how you do it versus a try it this way. Like a coach to an athlete versus a partnership with bumblebee bee arm?

[@marcustaylor3528]

I know it's unrelated, but can you possibly do a first ride with the new Honda CBR650R? Love your show(s) tho!! keep it up bro, i enjoy watching!!

[@aldreiestanque3363]

Rotobox boost or oz racing wheels yeyyy

[@evansolomon169]

12:02 Chase, casually revealing his stance on gun control.

[@lloydgray7638]

PULL!

[@williamtravis9283]

1 Mil!

[@robertdetwieler1631]

The hands will be the last place you look for them

[@predatorfang]

Wow I am so early this is so different to me.

[@Acepilot235]

12:34 Demonetized! Lol.

[@reesespeanutbuttercups5548]

Renard Foxington they have a patreon for each this whole series they don’t give a damn

[@dannyfresh6697]

Nah that's a BlockBuster gift card

[@N30m3g4]

GET BACK WITH YUMMIE!!

[@newbornlog2789]

We need to remount......Chase's training bra dude time to get some time in at the gym those boobies with bologna nipples are making me excited. Hahahah jk no seriously sit ups. But damn that's going to be a nice bike