SKILLS YOU NEED TO RESTORE A MOTORBIKE - RM 125 1982.

[@TheElderlyBiker]

Brilliant work on the seats. That is proper restoration rather than just replacing parts!

[@MyRestoration1]

Thank you 🙏

[@HT-io1eg]

The dedication to bring those mudguards back from junk is jawdropping 😮😮😮

[@HT-io1eg]

Said it before, skills (seemingly everything!), attention to detail, good humour and endless ingenuity! One of my favourite channels, been subscribed most of this year

[@michaelmccann4706]

RM restoration has been wonderful, looking forward to 916.

[@SevieBallesterous]

your skills in working with what you have available is far more impressive than those who bolt on new parts

[@TimH123]

I have really noticed how your seat sewing has improved and is now really good.

[@micky1858]

Another great video, bringing these amazing machines back to life as a hobby is fantastic. I have a 1979 CR 125 I want to restore and these videos give me motivation. 👌👍

[@warrenhoare2852]

Another great video. Feel your pain with that mudguard. My plastics took a dog’s age to do, especially the tank. Sanded until no fingerprints left, so every cloud and whatnot😂

[@JohnFlynn-l6f]

Another good video mate keep them coming

[@ZAWADAL]

Mint job👍

[@nobodyimportant7520]

i hope your channel grows , its just great, thanks.

[@ngblunden]

Hello Mate ,I just Love to see your work Ethics ,and the way that you put your Heart and Soul into your Work .The way that you overcome Problems on the fly ,you are like me in that way .If a Job is worth doing ,It's Worth Doing Well . I just wish that my Health would let me have my own workshop ,But I'm afraid ,we all just plod on . Well Done ,Neil from Wales ..

[@jimspeed1388]

I'd half expected you to have worked out some molds and made your own seat sponges, but this works too and is cost effective.

[@MyRestoration1]

@@jimspeed1388 I did contemplate it but in the end dirty torn originals shouldn’t be underestimated. It was touch and go but at least I know the sponge density is 100%

[@davidtiddy6881]

I really love your work....and of course the music....and I am really looking forward to seeing the fleet! ..... Having been a subscriber since the Enfield!

[@MyRestoration1]

@@davidtiddy6881 wow that’s amazing. I’m glad to have you along!

[@joeyriddle1214]

I used a bearing that was for a Honda on a Kawasaki. If the bearing has a number on it . Just got a bearing that had the same number and the right amount of balls in it and it worked just fine. For my engine case. If you get in a tuff spot.

[@MyRestoration1]

Good idea!

[@GleepGlop2]

Newish viewer here, I felt like the voice volume was a little low on this one, I really had to crank it up. What do you think of Honda NX 250 / AX-1? I'm keeping an eye out in Canada but they are really rare here.

[@MyRestoration1]

Welcome to the channel! Seemed ok in the edit but quite possible I missed something. I don’t know these models for some reason. If you ask me the 85 XR 500 is the one I’d get all sweaty over.