SUZUKI GS550 Cafe Racer Build [Part 5] - REMOVE COVERS, CLUTCH CABLE & CLEANING

[@jakobrebeki]

I love that you waited till the wife went out before you used her dishwasher to bring up those side covers. The auto sol is a great method to use, as I have used it often and on my last bike build. 1976 CB125J fitted with a 1976 CG125 engine. It seems to hold a shine much better and for longer. I have the use of a mates workshop/werehouse so being able to keep my bikes warm and dry as well as secure and under cover does make a difference in being able to keep my bikes clean and free from dirt and corrosion. thanks for the posting and looking forwards to the polish process later....

[@AdrianLeggettUK]

I’ve just run water pipe and drainage to my garage, so I’m thinking I may install a modified one in the garage as it works really well. Nice bikes you have. Having bikes in a decent space is great. I’ve used Autosol for years and it is a really great product. You can polish it up to mirror finish if you want or leave it as a nice duller finish. I think I’m going for somewhere in the middle with the engine. Thanks for commenting. Cheers Ade

[@Wheelsup_03]

I have the exact same bike and this videos are helping me a lot to rebuild mines keep doing this videos man I appreciated this🙏🏼

[@AdrianLeggettUK]

Fantastic. Thanks for commenting. How far have you got with yours?

[@franspeed8487]

Happy new year Adrian, another interesting video thanks for posting and looking forward to the next one.

[@AdrianLeggettUK]

Thanks. Next video hopefully won’t be much longer. Just had to side track on fixing the car.