Triumph TT Legend, Custom Shift Linkage !

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Wow, thank you Del & Penny for such a giant plug for our music. That’s amazing! Also thank you to all those of you that have donated to download the album or song! Please can I ask that you only pay for the download if you genuinely like the music! Not looking for handouts or for anyone to feel sorry for us! So many people have been affected by this. It really sucks! We have used this time to record some original music as well as some older ones! If you truly love it we will happily accept your donation! If not, what’s the matter with you? Just kidding! Have fun and stay safe! You all rock, especially D&P XXXX

[@Moonfleet41]

Most welcome Brother, it's the very least we can do for all of the wonderful music we've used over many years that's been freely, and generously, given... we will always be in your debt... and it sounds ok too lol Chat later Bruv, D&Pxxxx

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Mick thanks so much mate 👊🏻

[@chikoharley4942]

The Transitions I’m a professional Dj & promoter so I totally get it. I would love to use your music in my upcoming vlogs, would that be possible? Happy to support

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

CHIKO HARLEY Yo buddy, sounds good to me! If you wanna discuss my email is [e-mail] All the best mate 👊🏻

[@richardspeciale2850]

love your music, will down load as soon as i can find a blasted zip drive, Thanks Del for turning us yanks on to the great music And that was cool...

[@Jay-Ninja]

Loving this build Del Boy. What a craftsman you are - It’s actually therapeutic watching you work.

[@Moonfleet41]

Thanks buddy, im glad you're enjoying it, and really appreciate your kind words..

[@TheBruteOne]

Thanks for the hint, I did it on mine, easy to fit and a lot of improvement.

[@pauleden5396]

Del I've followed you for a few years now and you have become a staple part of my viewing, your advice and guidance has been perfect for me and I have taken the bits I like to give me the gumption to attempt things in my own garage that I wouldn't otherwise have and this has made me appreciate my own bike much much more. I think people forget sometimes this channel is a hobby for you not a literal business and whether it's the Busa build to now this Triumph ( potentially my favorite one to date ) the production values and your style of presentation is what makes me want to watch it rather than just an A to B of how to, over other channels " people buy from who they like." Your personality shines through even with all the "coolantgate" stuff you bother to help your mates out ( donation done ) as they have helped to create the tone and success of this channel. You are still learning and finding your way with all this and have way bigger Delbollocks than any of us that merely sit back, mock or critcise.

[@Moonfleet41]

Thank you Paul, that's very kind of you to say, and we really appreciate the generous feedback. KZbin has changed out of all recognition of the years, it's most certainly not the happy and friendly place it used to be. But the same has to be said for the whole of social media. The saddest change in KZbin over the years is not the incessant trolling and increasingly disrespectful behaviour, but the shear amount of Good people, wonderful generous creators, kindly souls who cared about people, and reached out to help others how ever they could....who have packed up and left the platform for good, sick of the horrible nature of an ever increasing, aggressive pack mentality. For the time being, we're happy to carry on as usual and keep going, we have plenty of kind and generous support from good people like yourself, Thank you again for taking the time to write, it's a breath of fresh air at this time. Take care. Del.

[@dthoma128]

Love the Transitions! Will be sure to check out their new original tunes. Thanks for sharing!

[@Moonfleet41]

Awesome, thank you, the guys will be glad to hear from you!

[@MrWesty500]

Lovely shift linkage Del, as is all your fabrication work. As far as music on videos goes I like it (and it's your channel, do what you like!) Keep it up mate, your channel got me balancing my own carbs last week! Now for the caliper rebuilds!

[@Moonfleet41]

Wow, thanks buddy, am glad we've been an inspiration, carb balancing is a dark art so you have some skills there for sure... ride safe mate, all the best, Del

[@glennfirth]

Hey mate, hello from Aus. Great work with the foot peg. I installed a set of rear sets on my gixxer track bike and it also used a single bolt through with no nut on the inside like you have for the peg itself, not the main bracket. I found with moving my foot forward and backward during riding, you are putting rotational force onto the peg and the foot peg began to rotate as it caused the bolt became loose. Even RED loctite didn't help. This was on the track so your moving your foot constantly from ball to toe for the corners. Maybe you wont have the same issue on a daily street bike. The more expensive rear sets have sort of like a little locating pin that stops the peg from rotating as the peg has the knurling to make it grippy. I would suggest keep an eye on it or even throw a nyloc nut on the inside if you can on the main bolt that holds it to the chassis. Love the channel and the detail you go into.

[@Moonfleet41]

Hi Glenn, thanks so much for that insight mate, that's a very valid observation and something I would have probably found out the long way! There is about 9mm of space on the inside, so not quite enough for a full nut in a nyloc, but I'm planning to turn one down to fit, it only needs maybe 3 threads with the addition of some threadlock, and it should be ok, but if that doesn't stop it (because vibration always plays a part) it may be worth fathoming out some form of lock tab, or a key way, but till I think it through I've not worked that out yet... thank you for the heads up mate.

[@joepie221]

Nice job Del.The final assembly looks good. I'd like to make a comment. Respectfully of course. The 2 larger bushings you made would have benefited by an additional smaller boss on the side that mated with the adjoining surface. It would add strength and helped with location and concentric alignment.

[@Moonfleet41]

Thanks for the great tip Joe, I see that, the face that the spacer mates up to on the peg side, is actually the body of the peg itself, the spacer provided was 2mm smaller than the peg, so I cam out to meet that diameter to provide more bracing when you stand on the peg... and, of course, to spread the load a little on the face of the frame.. I guess to machine a boss that would go inside the peg I'd have had to have machined out some of the peg itself, the way it seems to be designed, is that the peg fits inside the lever allowing it to turn, but like all these things, they're mass produced and there's always a slightly better way to design them I've found... it seems more than strong enough to stand on, and am going to machine down a lock nut to fit on the back, there's about 8mm of protruding thread inside the frame and once it's threadlocked, it should stop it working loose as with the peg being knurled, and your foot moving around on it all the time, I guess it could cause it to rotate loose... only time will tell! Thanks again for your wonderful support Sir, it's always good to hear from you.

[@Tinsley68]

Hi Del I recently refurbished the front tokico brakes on my zx9r, and found your video showing how to do it very helpful, and gave me the confidence to have a go myself, so thanks very much, really enjoyed getting stuck into as well.

[@Moonfleet41]

Nice one mate, so glad to hear that, they have such a bad rep for being tricky and awkward to service, but as you've found, it's not that hard and they stoop a bike on a tuppence, great progress mate, thanks for the feedback.

[@clivejones7995]

Hi Del, looks great 2 problems Ran out of tea LOL, Music is great will down load. Tee shirt Warm Day on Harley cruising head phone on Relaxing ;-D. When I'm bending the linkage nick it a bite the the 4.5" cutter and then weld back sharper easier bends. looking good great job...

[@Moonfleet41]

Enjoy the sunshine my friend, ride safe and enjoy the music!

[@neilpaines1500]

Great video as always. I am following your Legend upgrades with great interest as I have one. I'm not really looking to change mine from original but am eagerly awaiting the tidying up, finishing and servicing tips. By the way, you removed the frame finisher to avoid the new linkage clashing, what do you propose to put there instead? There are some chrome ones available but I guess they will be the same projection from the frame as the one you took off. Watching with interest! Keep up the good work.

[@Moonfleet41]

Hi Neil, great to hear from another Legend owner, they're an amazing bike and a shame that Triumph make nothing remotely like it any more, but guess that makes them that more unique... with the finisher, there is only, maybe, 10mm of space behind the linkage, so I have a flush fitting rubber grommet that'll snap neatly in to the hole and I guess some flush fit thread caps to snap in to the thread holes, the kind that go in to your handlebar clamp allen screws, all that comes at the end, just dry building for now! Thanks for your support and enjoy the project!

[@andydawson2070]

Hi Del, really enjoyed this video, watching you fabricate this shifter and modifying the modification, I love it when a plan comes together. Looking forward to seeing the tool comparison. Have a great weekend 🌞.

[@Moonfleet41]

Glad you enjoyed it Andy, thanks mate, lots of fun with this, and a great result im happy with.

[@garya3056]

Superb and precise, Del! Love the music! Kind regards to both of you. 🏍👍🏍

[@Moonfleet41]

Hey Gary, good to hear from you, have a great weekend Sir (and thank you as always), D&Px

[@garya3056]

Delboy's Garage 😎

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Cheers Gary 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼

[@garya3056]

The Transitions 👏😎👏

[@adamtorn8476]

Hi Del. Loving your videos on the TT. Having recently bought one, im trying to modify mine, but im wanting to go the opposite way and move the foot controls to the front of the bike. Cruiser style. Do you think this is possible ? 🤔

[@Moonfleet41]

All things are possible mate, it just depends on your skills, determination and enthusiasm to make it happen.. Good luck with it and have fun.!

[@cyberjack]

I do prefer the rose joints over the snap ball and socket ones that cheaper bikes tend to use as they never seem to last very long ..Good work Dell as always ..ride safe buddy

[@Moonfleet41]

I agree mate, a lot stronger and last a lifetime if you keep the oiled now and again..

[@berezi301]

Que bueno eres...me encantan tus videos aprendo un montón con ellos...sigue asi!!!

[@Moonfleet41]

Gracias por sus amables palabras señor

[@berezi301]

Yo tengo una tiger 1050 del 2008 y hago el mantenimiento siguiendo tus videos....ojalá tuviera yo un garaje como el tuyo y tus conocimientos....aun así cada dia aprendo algo nuevo de tus videos...sigue asi por favor 🙏

[@azoresunique]

Hi Del, again I enjoyed very much your video. Keep on doing. All the best.

[@bradb.4570]

You need to leave that WD-40 at the door and get yourself a can of Fluid Film! Great content as always 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Moonfleet41]

Following advice from Adam and Abom79, he uses WD40 on all his lathes when not in use.. i guess there's always a more focused product.!

[@MikeButler05]

A Big shout out to you Del , if it wasnt for your chan i wouldnt have heard of them and i must admit i rather like them so will down load and donate , we have to help each other when we can ! really enjoyed the vid and it came across that you were enjoying it as well, problems were only problems until they are solved and then they become lessons learnt , got a lift table of a guy local to me for a reasonable price but will keep your idea in mind , Stay safe my friend

[@Moonfleet41]

Hi Mike, thank you mate, am glad the channel has helped you in some ways, and well done of sourcing the lift and, of course, thanks for your kind support mate.

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Cheers buddy 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼🤘🏼💀🤘🏼

[@luisantolafrancis519]

Nice to see you care for your fellow musician , in regards of the built you rush it , if you had taken your time and took all the propper mesurements you could have avoided eliminated the swingarm cap , a thicker spacer could have clear it but you had allready cut the bolt and the rod of the likage , take your time to think of what you do.cheers!!

[@Moonfleet41]

Thank you LUIS, but a thicker spacer wouldn't have cleared it, with the securing nut included it would have had to space out at least an inch further, meaning the foot peg wold be too far from the bike, clobber your leg every time you put your foot down, and the linkage itself would have had a slant too far for the rose joint, it was all thought out mate, easier to remove the cap and going to pop a rubber grommet over the shaft head in to that nice recess.

[@robertsykes6309]

Good video mate! Since I’ve been watching your work I’ve bought a few extra tools for the garage, and used them successfully 😆 , kept my old car and motorcycle going by getting the confidence to dive in and have a go, probably saved a shedload of dollars too. Play whatever you want over the top it’s your show.............well maybe not political speeches, I might draw the line there👍🏻🍺

[@Moonfleet41]

Hi Robert, thank you for that wonderful encouragement mate, we really appreciate it... my absolute watch word is never to get in to politics! My only politics is the business of motorcycles and how successive Governments have tried to curb our lifestyle and make it harder for us to ride and customise bikes, they've never succeeding in stopping us doing what we love to do thanks for effective pressure groups like MAG & the BMF, but over the years they've managed to gnaw away at the edges of our freedoms and the new motorcyclists of today are nothing like the bikers of yesteryear, so just keeping the faith mate and trying to pass on the old skills that people can use to save a bit of money.

[@elibailey2677]

This is a great video. Ive had my legend for maybe 7 months now and I love it. This is something I’d definitely like to have done to mine. I may be asking early before actually looking further but I was wanting to know if you’d by chance have a parts list for this here.

[@Moonfleet41]

Hi Eli. These are the footrests and levers i used, but you do have to order custom length bolts to bolt them to the frame, and make your own custom double bent, rose jointed linkage, i made mine from some parts from another bike.. Hope it helps. www.tecbikeparts.com/products/shop-parts/other-bikes-universal/footrests-other-bikes-universal/

[@Jamesavios]

That is a thing of beauty!! I’m currently halfway through a rebuild of my Thruxton 900, courtesy of being off work for three months during these trying times and your videos have help me out to no end. Keep up the great work Delboy!

[@Moonfleet41]

Most welcome James, thank you for your kind support buddy.

[@jerryandnancywertzbaugher7778]

Another great video! The Transitions are quite good! I like a music background in two circumstances: (1) during a spirited ride on twisting roads and (2) while machining parts.

[@Moonfleet41]

Glad you enjoyed it both, and thank you for your support .

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

That’s way better than quite shit! 🤣😂🤣👊🏻

[@andyjrichie6709]

Well another great video and well designed shifter. Music sounded great not really heard of them before. But I like a man called (Sea Sick Steve) first heard him roughly 7/8 year's ago in Cornwall beach. Loved it ever since. Hope you are both keeping well. Stay and ride safe

[@Moonfleet41]

Thanks mate, get in to The Transitions if you have the time, this EP here for download is their own original work, but on the gig circuit, they mainly do covers but they do them with their own unique twist, their version of Ace of Spades sounds like something Johnny Cash would have done... check 'em out on their main website, or if you're in the south west catch them at a gig when they get back out on the road... thanks for your support buddy, really appreciated.

[@TOG1962]

Nice one del love your channel. I've messed with bikes for many years but still learned stuff from your videos. The main thing being not to try and bodge stuff.

[@twinphill900]

Hey mate I enjoy your videos they are informative and entertaining. I own a Street Twin and the Bonneville series are a great teaching video for maintenance. Good way to save money and know the job is done right. Thankyou.

[@savneo]

Fantastic work 👍 as always, (just trying to help)just a note for maximum mechanical advantage it would be best if the engine gear shifter and foot peg linkage leavers were parallel to each other, as you had them before you had to flip them round to clear the side stand.

[@Moonfleet41]

Whilst it is relevant Savneo, it's not critical, the tabs should be within 10 degrees of parallel and that's fine, specially when they're as long as these... the angle of tolerance decreases with the length of the lever and more importantly, clearance of the operating movement is always a consideration when setting it up... thanks for your input mate.

[@myz06rocks]

Likes as always to those that put themselves out there and create and try new things while teaching us something we didn't know.

[@Moonfleet41]

Thank you so much Sir for all your kind support, we both really appreciate it, have a good weekend.

[@stevenmarry6845]

good stuff, i like the adjustability in those levers, i'd be threadlocking everything there. some job being able to run up your own spacers, no more runs of washers lol😀

[@thebingleywheeler]

Great vid again buddy.... Donation made to Transitions.... Speaking of Transitions I've done a lot of wood lathe work and was wondering if moving to a metal work lathe would be a big transition?

[@crispernator]

Gday mate another excellent video ,what will you do about that cover or is it now going to be clear of the shifter link altogether .

[@Moonfleet41]

Hi mate, with the cover removed there is about 10mm or clearance, so im planning to snap a nice flush rubber grommet in there to keep the dust out of the socket..

[@ozbusa]

Awesome... Love it. Discover a problem, find a solution.. What more could you ask for. Can't wait for the other side... Reckon she'll be more of a challenge.. Stay safe.

[@cbsakias]

Nice,i guess one of your next operation on Triumph is changing the handlebars, maybe?

[@loneshark123]

Del, You've helped me with countless projects and your wasteland build inspired me to do a full frame off restore of my 1991 yamaha fzr600 which by the way is almost done now! So i definitely will help you and your friends in return for all you've done for me. Also a few last little things: do you have anywhere i can send you before and after pics of my project? And is shifting like that with no clutch lever pulled bad for the bike? Again thanks a million and keep up the good work - Brandan.

[@Moonfleet41]

Thanks Brandan, You can send images to the Facebook page as a message, i'd love to see them mate. glad you've got some inspiration from the videos too, thanks for your support.. Del.

[@softailfun]

Very nicely done mate. Looks like it's meant to be there, always a good sign 👍🏻. Having a few probs I see fella, thought it had been a bit quiet for you lately, I figure he got bored over the lockdown. Keep safe you two, catch ya soon. RSMB.

[@plageran]

I'm surprised you didn't file down the cover or the bolt

[@andyjrichie6709]

Rubber bung could sort that out

[@ollieb9875]

I think 5, 7 years ago, how ever long it was, you mentioned to put the nut on the bolt, then cut it shorter if needed because when unscrewing the nut, it'll make its own thread. Saved my bacon that gem did. Cheers buddy. Be well 🙂

[@rsbharley4766]

Great job Del. Look good mate, great music. Penny and you have a relaxing weekend. Cheers

[@Moonfleet41]

You too Sir, the sun is forecast to shine tomorrow, (working today), so looking forward to a ride out and clear the cobwebs.. Ride safe yourself and have a great weekend.. D&Pxx

[@ollydubhead]

I have a question re the shock on these chassis..... I'm building a cafe racer from a T300 trophy.... has anyone fitted a modern sportsbike shock to one of these...? I need to replace mine, and have noticed how cheap some modern shocks are...eg...gsxr1000k6/7 from £50 for a tidy one...or similar... Anyone any experience or pointers...? Cheers...

[@expeditomaciel697]

Aloouuu, como sempre vídeos ótimos, se pudesse levaria minha Hayabusa para você dar uma geral, parabéns.

[@expeditomaciel697]

aloouuu, congratulations on the great videos, if I could I would take my Hayabusa for you to give a general

[@coloradokid1346]

Very nice Del looks great. That defiantly took time thinking it through. Always like thinking on the outside of the box. Really like the music. Working on bikes and having music played go hand and hand. Del do you know anything about Oberon company? I am looking at getting a set of brake and clutch levers for my H-D.

[@Moonfleet41]

Hey buddy, great to hear from you, hope you're having a great weekend.. Thank you for your kind words on the linkage, it was a lot of fun and very satisfying to get it working effectively and signed off... Yes i have heard of Oberon, in fact back in the Harley play lists i have a video in there somewhere fitting a pair to a Sportster.... and as a measure of their strength, the bike in question fell on its side one day (aided by an old guy trying to park and not seeing it behind him), and the ball on the end of the lever took the full impact of the fall.....did id break off?.. NO.. all that happened was a tiny scratch in the black anodized finish, and the entire lever and switch block assembly was pushed along the handlebar by almost an inch.. all i had to do was loosen the screws that hold it all in place, wriggle it back down the bar into position, tighten it up, and ride home... so hell yeah, they're darn strong, The only down side was the price.. they are about £75 EACH over here.. and you can buy the cheap Chinese copy ones for £12 a pair.. but two reasons why i made the obvious choice.. one:- because it was my Harley Davidson, my pride and joy, and why would i dress my best girl in rubbish... and more importantly.. i rode home that day and didn't get stranded.. the quality paid off and justified the investment.. we live in an increasingly throw away world.. and when fitting an upgraded accessory part, IMO it should be at least "as good" as the factory item, or better..! Hope that helps you sir, take care and have a good weekend.. D&Pxx

[@coloradokid1346]

Delboy's Garage yea I just did the money conversion and might just get one for right now. That really is an awesome product.

[@RichieWilliams]

Done, and downloaded :) I'll listen to that when its raining in the car :) Cheers Del :)

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Thank you so much buddy! Enjoy the rain! 🤘🏼😃🤘🏼

[@ollieb9875]

Weird, I wrote a comment about some advice you gave me, a long time ago which came in really useful but it appears to not have gone through. Anyway thanks for making these videos, I always look forward to them. Be well!

[@CortinasAndClassics]

That's a difficult one as I have never downloaded music and never will. I buy records and cd's like I have since the early 80's.

[@springy-2112]

Yes to everything . Music Download Tip jar 👍🏻 Making the rear set work 👍🏻 Having Karlos and co playing while you work 👍🏻 Peace and love brother. Btw the video and sound editing is just fantastic. Getting the music level just right so we can still hear the tools tinkering is no easy task.. Bravo buddy 👍🏻☮❤

[@Moonfleet41]

Thanks so much buddy, thats very kind of you on all fronts, the lads really need a break, and this seemed the best way to put the word out there .. have a great weekend mate, and ride safe.. D&Pxx

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Thanks so much mate! 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼

[@Goldwing1500rider]

Free music??!! For a buck?? Awwww CRAP!! I’m a deaf guy!!!! 🤣 what good that do me?? ( grin)

[@peterjones3360]

Well done Del nice job. By the way, remember the becka coolwear, how do I purchase one. Do you have Jim's contact details?? Keep up with the videos.😀

[@Herzankerkreuz67]

Is there actually a motorcycle brand anywhere in the entire world that dared to put the side stand on the right side? Why is it on the left side anyway?

[@michaelholloway7581]

What a great song really enjoyed it I’ll be sure to get the contact details for the band del as I manage all events at Sbomb Poole. Also like to add with the new rear sets I noticed there’s no rubbers or anything to absorb unwanted vibrations something you might have with a rigid set up like that

[@Moonfleet41]

Mike, good to hear from you bruv, and you should already have The Transition's details in your rolodex as they've already played live at SBomb, twice I think? And as for the footpegs, it's a triple, smoother than a smooth talking bar-steward... I reckon you're getting too used to that big burly V-twin you're muscling around these days... now go get them bars and let's get 'em swapped over! You need your fists in the breeze brother....

[@michaelholloway7581]

Delboy's Garage memory like a sive

[@Moonfleet41]

@@michaelholloway7581 Yeah, comes to all of us in the end mate lol

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

michael holloway yea we’ve played there a couple of times! Say hi to Titch and Billy from me! Hopefully pop down soon 👊🏻

[@glynnjones125]

If the spacer between the frame and footpeg was thicker to the extent that you didn’t have to bend the link rod, would the rod clear the cover that you removed? I’m not being a smart-arse - it’s easy to be wise after the event and difficult to anticipate everything in advance.

[@Moonfleet41]

Hi Glynn, I did think that through mate, but the amount of contact with the cover was about 20mm so it would have needed to clear by at least 5mm (because the covers unnecessarily fat, and what's under it is almost flush with the frame, it's more a style thing), so to space it round it would have meant bringing the peg out a whole inch, giving way more flex, which I don't want and also clobbering my calf every time I put my feet down, not to mention the extreme dog leg I'd have had to put on the link rod... easier just to whip it off and am going to put a flush bung neatly over the shaft bolt, it'll look really cool!

[@iainduncan2234]

outstanding m8 tricky wee job but as they say you have the teckno atb m8 iain

[@Moonfleet41]

Thanks Iain, very kind of you, enjoyed the progress.

[@alanpaterson5395]

Awesome work Del. Some fantastic engineering to solve the problem. I’m sure a rubber grommet will cover the cap you had to remove. Keep the videos coming.

[@Moonfleet41]

Hey Alan, you read my mind exactly, I've got a perfect black nylon cap that fits exactly in the hole that actually came off the back of an old blowtorch!... use what you have aye?!

[@dly7438]

Beautiful work and stunning results as always Del 👍🏻

[@0.zz.y]

A lot of thinking and scratching your head going on I reckon ay Del haha. I stuck the band a tip mate.

[@Moonfleet41]

Yes mate, think it through and make it happen aye.. Thanks too for supporting the lads, they really appreciate it.

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Thank you mate! Very much appreciated 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼

[@michaelwilliams3861]

(P) Soundtrack to 'Delboys Garage' a worthy cause.

[@Moonfleet41]

Thank you Michael, great to hear from you Sir, hope life is good and have a great weekend mate.

[@madmarkuk1]

Great bit of fabrication Del and their music is always brillient

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Cheers buddy

[@madmarkuk1]

@@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals already following you on youtube ;-)

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

madmarkuk1 cheers mate! Much appreciated 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼🤘🏼💀🤘🏼

[@nightster6378]

I am also offside at the moment from mid-April (I think that's a football thing something I know nothing about) due to health issues and working in the NHS but fortunate enough to be on full pay though that's crap, that said I like the music so how do I drop a couple of quid to the musicians.

[@Moonfleet41]

Hi mate, firstly, thanks for your sterling work with the NHS and whatever level... if you open the information int e description under the video 'Show More', you'll see a link to The Transition's EP called 'I am On' and the format is that you download the music, either some of it, or all of it, and it allows you to 'name your price' whatever you'd like to pay for it and it can be from zero to whatever you choose, and the lads will be very grateful indeed for your kind support, as are we mate, many thanks, D&Px

[@10feetup]

loved the music, went straight on and bought the album, cheers Delboy fo the heads up.

[@Moonfleet41]

Thanks so much for your cool support Garry, the guys will be really grateful.. have a good weekend and ride safe mate..

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Very grateful buddy! Thank you so much! 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼

[@richardpearson4248]

Great video looking forward to next one stay safe 🇬🇧👍🏻

[@teddingtonbear3265]

3:15 Me: *gets my hack saw

[@taznivolare1896]

Dell , does the bike reverse shift now ? I think it does

[@Moonfleet41]

Nope, regular shift. one down, four up. !

[@taznivolare1896]

Oké , great job btw 👍

[@stevieu83]

Great result. Great vibes with the new music too!

[@matthewelsey1782]

Excellent to watch this getting made I love metal work Thanks Dell

[@stewartmackay539]

Nice job Dell. Everyone;s a freaking expert on their key board aren't they? Just keep doing what you're doing.

[@2023-biker]

Hi Del, not sure if you remember me I sent you some brittool robo pliers a long while ago, i still watch very often I was wondering if you can help: I have bought a cbr 1000rr fireblade 2012 plate, broke down yesterday just cut out battery seemed dead, checked battery with a multimeter and voltage is rising when running, left the battery over night and its at 13.2 volts, lost .2 volts over night, i have rode the bike around 600 miles in a week for it to go that low to require a charge does this mean the battery is defective? However seems to hold the charge now im a little confused. Thanks

[@martinw2893]

Nice job del. For the life of me I don't know how you keep so calm with all the crap you sometimes get. Fair enough the coolant video maybe wasn't the best advice but 99% of your stuff is good solid advice IMHO, said with a good heart and intentions. Just a real shame you get attacked so personally for it..I dont have much faith in basic humanity sometimes mate.

[@Moonfleet41]

Thank you Martin for your kind words, knowing we have kind support from decent people makes it a little more bearable... like you, think many of us have begun to question our faith in human nature, but as you'll notice, it's always a minority.

[@michaelneve3223]

The minority are good at ruining things for the majority 🙄 keep up the good work del, ignore the hate

[@fader2701]

We love the music and the transitions specifically

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Thanks mate! Appreciate that! 👊🏻

[@usernaame316]

i like the music! cool video 👍

[@tinks43]

(P) Great outcome and the Transitions music really fitted in well 👍🏻

[@Moonfleet41]

Hey up buddy, good to hear from you, hope you're all well and having a great weekend already, D&Px

[@adrianvanderzandt4310]

Epic Del! I recognise them easily. I got goosebumps a little bit.

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

That’s an awesome compliment mate! Thank you 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼

[@haroldwiser2641]

Looks great!

[@Moonfleet41]

Hello Harold, hope you're well my friend, really enjoying this part of the project for sure!

[@fader2701]

Thanks for another great video

[@darrell3368]

I enjoy watching your shows and learning a lot from it and thanks for sharing

[@Steve--RR666]

Well Solved Del look the part !

[@robertengland9352]

Nice bit a engineering 👍

[@adrianbegbie1556]

Enjoyed that... music good too..👍

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Thanks mate 👊🏻

[@Addy29plus5]

Cool

[@AnalogueInTheUK]

Magnificent engineering once again. Truly breathtaking to watch.

[@user-tj3cf7se6h]

Master class 😁 with Musica 🙂 .

[@Moonfleet41]

Hey Alfie, thank you Sir... just received your parcel this morning, it's very kind of you, thank you! Hope you're enjoying life in the sun... dead jealous as raining here today, stay well, D&Px

[@EdgeDynamicsEnglishRazors]

Nicely done ...

[@ryanpettitt3607]

I am disgusted at some of the negative comments i have seen aimed at you and penny . I hope you ignore these people and keep up the hard work on your channel .Your channel is greatly appreciated by so many people.

[@gerrypowell2748]

Excellent work❤️❤️❤️

[@thewiltshirerider01]

A thing of beauty

[@Moonfleet41]

Thank you Andy, and it works well too.

[@anupamchauhan4662]

great creation

[@MaRio_1400]

Well done, indeed, dude!

[@bubbles1863]

Nice job del👍

[@beozzie690]

Just keep up the vids...

[@manicminer8813]

Where's there a will there's always a way, nice one Del

[@markhale7061]

HOW DO I LEAVE A DONATION ??????

[@Moonfleet41]

Click "Show More" under the video Mark, you'll see the link to The Transitions EP, Open that, you can download the music, when you do that, you'll be asked to "Name Your Price".. and you can leave what ever donation you like in exchange for the download..! Good luck and thank you on behalf of the lads..

[@markhale7061]

@@Moonfleet41 sorted Del sent them a tenna , ive been lucky ive been able to work from home, i know lots havent been so lucky plus the musics good, i love bands like these proper English music like it was every friday and sat night in pubs in my youth, got to keep these bands going .....keep it up Del boy, you should run a ride out with this band at the end in a pub some where ........im in

[@chrispulham4779]

Don't like the music

[@gerry9359]

Great video again Del. Stay safe.

[@Moonfleet41]

Thanks, you too Gerry, have a great week!

[@MiG300]

nice job, awesome sound!