This is a serious problem with my motorcycle |S7 - E12|

When I want to clean my air filter and open up my airbox of my motorcycle, I'm in for an unpleasant surprise... I need the help of the local mechanics in Tata, Morocco.
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[@toineleuverink9905]

As a motorcycle mechanic myself I can see that Ramdan and his people did the best they can with what they have available. A true hero with a fantastic positive attitude! 🙏🏼 En weer doorrrrr....

[@rifitto]

Noraly : My airbox is damaged ,need to order a new one

[@halb2620]

Ramdan did not say what we hear in western countries:

[@JamesT65]

Ramdan is a local hero, we should run a gofundme for him to get him more equipment for his workshop.

[@DavidB773]

I have to admire the mechanics, and their use of CAD (Cardboard Aided Design) 😃

[@asdc2076]

"I've completely destroyed my bike, all I've got left is a wheel"

[@LarS1963]

What a joy! A ~real~ mechanic, rather than an exchanger of spareparts. So rare these days, especially here in Europe where everyone has forgotten that you can actually fix shit, rather than replacing it. Morocco has it all. :) Great episode.

[@Sailor376also]

I followed the repairs,, metal working, to paint,, and then the air box repair glass fiber mat, polyester resin, gel coat, micro balloons,,, and then paint to finish sealing and make it pretty. I do not know the plastic Honda uses,, most polyester resins should be compatible. If it lasts the week of temps and vibrations, it will last as long as the motorcycle. That was not a temp patch,,, that was an expertly thought out and skillful permanent solution. My compliments to your mechanics.

[@jalicea1891]

The good 'ole fiberglass repair! Ramdan and his crew are total gems, diamond in the ruff, etc. That seemingly minor repair will last a long time, similar technique used in repairing fiberglass holes in boats. Gotta love human hospitality and ingenuity anywhere in the world.

[@Subcomandante73]

I love how a man working out of a shed has such pride in his work. What a great team.

[@ebnjie]

You just have to love Ramdan. He knows his stuff and you can see the passion in what he does......... He can communicate in English and i bet he speaks French and Arabic too. Great guy!

[@laurentlarlet9603]

from my own experience, Moroccan mechanisms always find the right solutions to face any kind of problem. And it's great to show them at work, and simply understand your needs, always with humility. great country.

[@RoyTrouerbach]

The moment you met Ramdan he showed so much confidence that he just can fix anything. It is clear that he is used to fix things from scratch, First with the chain guard, which shows his skills. So, Noraly, when you discovered the holes in your airbox (while I was playing the video) I said to myself. Ramdan can fix it. And, yes he did. Guys like Ramdan can just fix almost anything. He had the proper training and knows what he is doing. What a guy to meet.

[@muddysidedown]

I think the repair will be stronger than a replacement! 😂

[@HamidZARROUKI]

Combination of Simplicity And Modernity, This Is My Country, Proud To Be Moroccan 🇲🇦💪

[@josephgiri2398]

I could just Hug Ramadan, what an incredible young man. This video makes me want to go to Morrocco.

[@gunnerm1]

That mechanic is awesome, works with what he has and can fab anything needed. Love his positive attitude.

[@happytoo10]

Ramdan is a true craftsman and a gentleman, the world needs more people like him.

[@Vosjetube]

It really amazing how Ramdan is fixing your bike. I think the airbox now is better and more solid than a new one. They even painted the fixed airbox too!!!. Great job Ramdan!

[@eltifi]

I would call this episode "Polyester, no problem". I like the kindness and easy life of Moroccan people. Another amazing vlog. Thank you.