WE REALLY NEED YOUR HELP!!

After almost 13 years in the same place, Revival has made the move to a new headquarters! We have many new things planned centered around expanding what our audience wants us to expand. For months we’ve been knee-deep in the process of physically moving all of our stuff, but during this process we’ve also realized that the possibilities of our fresh start are simply overwhelming. At the end of the day all we really want to do is to provide our fans with everything they want and that means YOU! We should give YOU the power to decide our future. So expect to see new videos, interviews and teaching on our existing platforms and new ones. For now we’d like it if you would give us your feedback, tell us what you want and help us set a course to get there!
#RevivalCycles #HandbuiltShow

[@GingerPiston]

I'd REALLY like to see a start to finish series on a new build. From initial idea/commission to design process, to build, to paint, to testing. All of it really, maybe in a weekly or fortnightly update.

[@bikertrash78]

For me personally, I absolutely love the technical videos that you guys put out. I've been working on custom projects for decades and still learned a lot from those videos. Plus, not very many channels really go into the specifics/theory like you guys.

[@timothyswartz5292]

I would like to see a video about the physical process of a complete wiring overhaul. There are tons of videos and diagrams about how to connect the wires to an M-unit. What I would like to see how you design your wire runs, how you mount them. Organize them. Keep them in place. Make them look professional.

[@bearbearchell]

I agree! Wiring!!!

[@madgardener5820]

Same here

[@WWilken-ri5dj]

I’d like to see custom bikes with a builder interview. Some mild builds with locals would be cool! or some customer bikes all put together instead of just in process at the shop. Thx Dig you stuff!

[@johnbirch9800]

Agree too much focus on the M unit which is good but the accessories connections and earth connections are very important.

[@MR.eastwood442]

I would love in depth long format videos on builds and how y'all go about the design process

[@ScottyRockz253]

To answer the question in your video about what I'm interested to see in future videos - All of the above! To your suggested topics - Yes! Congradulations on the new shop! Cheers

[@saularb3037]

A build series on a bike going through the from idea to finished project would be awesome 👌

[@steveeppy5596]

Casual walks through the shop every month or two just showing all the different things going on would be sweet!

[@dutcherstiles]

I'd love a soup to nuts approach to a build - from design, talking to the customer, developing solutions, building and refining. I'd be as interested in paths not taken in a build and why. But a variety of videos - short technical basics, interviews, and the periodic travelogue would be great. Keep up the high quality!

[@daveco1270]

The answer is... yes. It all sounds good. I like any vintage motorcycle content. Educational videos about maintenance and upgrades are always good to watch.

[@fakeplastic1976]

I like your idea of more “normal guy/gal” interviews. I’ve been on the outer edges of your community and absolutely love the folks I’ve met. So many interesting characters and stories. Love it all!

[@c.craptor6990]

I really love Tech Talk and How To videos done in the past. Really professional information and very nice delivered for everyone to understand. Thank you and welcome back!!!

[@andyberg6498]

I personally love the shop walk throughs every couple of weeks showing status of the various builds. With your new move, a walk through of the new place and your plans for layout would be great to see! Looking forward to some new vids and faces!

[@Thewatson77]

I personally just love seeing the custom builds being built. All the details and nitty gritty of the build.

[@mikeycornwell0138]

Yep, those all sound good ideas. Also loved the shop updates, maybe one once a month roaming around and chatting with everyone.

[@Diazjake]

All about the design process. From client brief through to creative problem solving an unique solutions.

[@iainmorgan7888]

You're doing just perfect the way you're doing things, so much content and knowledge, perfect 👍

[@j.matthewjacob7240]

Yes (to everything listed). Variety is the spice of life.

[@waysert]

I really would like to see more insights/details of your running customer bike builds, daily work, your in-house handwork departments, your machining parts processes, and also servicing old bike tipps, interresting cases of curios faults and your solutions or a real-time fault diagnostic. Lovely greetings from Austria to Texas!!!

[@fiveola]

Techinical especially but D - all of the above! Good luck to you!

[@byDanimal]

Start to finish build series (maybe as you’re going along, maybe all at once at the end), Handbuilt show like how you pick show bikes and the planning, and how you make the business work. How did you come up with your dry bags or other products. And then also, y'all having fun and riding motorcycles!

[@J-Gx]

I want it all! Loved the daily. I want to see how you build your shop and most of all, fabrication!!

[@barryburns911]

Hey! Congratulations on your new home. Wishing you all the very best of success on this new phase of growth at Revival. I have a '96 Buell S2T. Buell Tubers exists in a pretty niche segment. I'd love to see Revival videos on maintenance and repair, restoring, customizing, history, and most of all, enjoying these great bikes. Cheers!!!

[@Starship007]

I enjoy watching builds and trouble shooting tips during builds. Your channel is great. Austin is a great community

[@w.j.hammer5902]

It is interesting to see one-off, high end custom builds and what goes into that. Realistically that sort of thing is what a lot of people come to youtube to see. Nobody wants to see regular ass bike builds that they could do themselves. However, maybe some builds that are not 100% custom starting with some more common regular bikes would be the ticket. I understand that this is not really the type of clients that come to you for builds but you could probably front the cash for such a build from time to time for the channel. I also liked the tech overview and demos for some of the products that you sell. Heck you're the main reason I started using that split, braided, wrap around wire loom that you guys sell and I even convinced the shop I work in now to start using it. I even started work on my own arduino based solid state electrical system to kind of copy the MO unit primarily because of your vids (could not really afford an actual MO unit at the time) That was several years ago. Things have changed and I have since decided to run an MO unit on my current build.

[@CurlyWolf_]

I'd like to see videos about how you started the business and kept it running. Also how to start getting into the skills needed to customize motorcycles.

[@ClassicOctane]

I'm ready to come check out that new shop!

[@miguelguimaraes4211]

A miscellaneous of all, thank you.

[@bearbearchell]

I love the technical builds! Wiring, welding, motor modifications. We love you guys!!!!

[@pistolpete6321]

Simple, I’d love to see videos on everything you listed!

[@alcatrazrider]

everything

[@brianwilliams3035]

I'd love to see full builds from concept to completion. Would also love to hear you talk through business strategy and approach from time to time.

[@ridefastdieold5475]

All the things you mentioned would be cool(minus celeb interviews, builder interviews would be cool). It would also be cool to see some of the behind the scenes on the garment side, design previews, design inspiration. Also honesty on what sells, what what doesn’t. Definitely more builds, watching the process is cool. Weekly releases would be rad.

[@HarleyGeezer1954]

YES! All of that.

[@nzbikerjon]

hahaha, you covered it all, just like a magazine different stuff 'n interesting builds (start to finish in short, not months), customers, friends, how too's, show's, tools, trips ,n shed raids.... cheers

[@Kash_Moto]

Congrats on the new space 🎉 more custom builds and how to videos would be awesome!

[@PeterRides247]

I want to see all of it. Everything. But custom motorcycles and how to's are my fave... more BMW, more Guzzi and toss in a couple Harleys if you have the chance. Performance builds, choppers, trackers, tips and tricks on building said bikes.

[@hkhannah]

I agree with @gingerpiston, would love to see start to finish videos on the complete rebuild and design behind the bike. I’ve been watching your videos for probably over 5+ years now and loved the “how to” behind the videos. Glad to see you back!!

[@shawnewaltonify]

Every type of content you mentioned: yes, I want to see that!

[@glennframpton8756]

Basically any content you guys do is great, but love seeing the new builds

[@isabel-rj4kd]

Congrats, Alan!!

[@MrBlakeSin]

First off, I am not new to the hobbyist restoration world but I am new to the motorcycle genre-and I love it. I would like to tip my hat to you and your team on your videos, you masterfully teach in a non condescending way and yet are able to emphasize the importance of each detail.... and yet make it about 'our' journey. It is for this reason that as I embark on my own motorcycle project I have already made my specialty supplier choice-Revival. I would love to see a video about the art of a custom job. Where the inspiration came from, keeping in mind angles and flow lines. Is there a golden ratio in design? what are the pitfalls? what should we look out for?

[@FLYRIGHTER]

I like install videos. And if your feeling froggy, I’d like to see someone take a modern-ish literbike and make it more practical and cooler for everyday commuting. Some of us want full-fat performance in our dailies. Great content.

[@nickmilo]

A build series similar to Doughnut’s High Low, where you take stock bikes that are popular to mod (CB750, R100 etc) and build 2-3 based on a high, medium, low format (both in terms of budget and labor).

[@HoldFastFilms]

yes.

[@user-zs2qm5sq5l]

I love to see design and break down of process of builds and trouble shooting things that were not for seen . But any content you guys do is mint thanks guys for all the content

[@ABJG1]

More builds/going through installation processes on customer or custom builds that have to do with the products you sell. I own a Royal Enfield 650 and have done lots of work on the bike myself , but I am constantly learning from watching your channel on how to do things. Thank you so much! Love the shop. I hope to get to visit it some day.

[@Moto-corsa]

I want to see details of builds including the specific materials you use and have taken time to find the best, that’s why I bought them from you. I also want to see the challenges of the builds like getting everything to look seamless and stay functional. All your builds inspire builders like me I want to see right down to the weeds.

[@moto_dras]

Love the build series’, the concept work but really loved the tech talks and tips from back in the day. Still have them saved and refer to them

[@troygalbraith625]

I really miss the Vlog videos of what’s going on in the shop Love custom build series videos Interviews are great with interesting people, celebrity or not, what and why they ride are what I want to see And what I think the best think about revival is, the variety, new/old/custom/other, two or four wheels don’t care

[@dainjahrus]

I love seeing interviews with different people and the different bikes they make. Not sure if its possible but itd be really cool to crowdsource a motorcycle build through voting on a per episode basis where we can work with you and make some decisions or something Maybe a couple videos looking back on custom builds you made and what you would do differently now or if you had different constraints.

[@thomasgoodwin2738]

Bring in a “Regular Rides” series. There are plenty of people with awesome custom bikes that should be walked through and shown the individuality of each persons bike. Give people some cool ideas for their own builds. Also Revival Group Rides and meetups small versions of the the Handbuilt throughout the year 🤘🏼 keep rockin boys stoked for you guys

[@marcjimenez3939]

Document and show your builds. I want to see how you customize and build your bikes. I want to learn how you and why you create cool-looking bikes.

[@jackxish]

Educational videos, i.e., how toos,parts reviews. Keep up the good work. I love it .

[@RevivalCycles]

Thanks 👍 more to come!

[@liituperse]

More bikebuilds!!! And I’d love to know more about your design philosophy and process

[@mlmerricks]

Being both a motorcycle and videogame nerd, I'd love to see someone build a Yaiba Kusanagi CT-X3 from Cyberpunk 2077. It would be a total departure from the typical cafe racer/classic bikes you guys build, but it would be an absolute show stopper and I'm sure it would fetch a hefty return at auction.

[@ChuckThree]

I’d love to see y’all branch out into the classic/custom car and truck scene. Off topic for Revival *Cycles* I know. But other than that, get back on the grind of your past content. Technical tutorials, product spotlights, custom builds, customer use-case highlights (famous and not), new product concepts and development, etc. Glad to see you back!

[@woncameron24]

i like build series. beginning to end. 3 or more parts to the story. also, how about a fan build where we can vote on some of the decisions.

[@glengerdes4158]

Take barn finds, and get them running again. Save some old iron !

[@marshalllewis9931]

We’d love to see the Twist Off come back!!!!!!!!

[@DadoRados]

I've been a long time subscriber and avid follower and I can honestly say i Love ALL of your content. I would suggest you film one of the main/large custom builds and post shorter videos walking through the shop and showing various projects. I love hearing the crew talk about their particular skills and interests. Lastly, you should either do a livestream or do a "after hours" videos, maybe once a month where you hang out in the shop with some friends/coworkers and chat about every day stuff, shop, bikes, creative things. A casual chat allows the audience to feel as if they are present in the moment with you. Cheers to new beginnings and keep on doing what you do best! 😎

[@jamesmaxwell2189]

Everything that you noted in your video would be great to see. But I would really like to see more about the process of a design from concept to completion. It may also be helpful to go into detail regarding how you identify vendors or outside support needed to complete the builds and how you vet these vendors and make sure they are providing results on-time and on-budget. That could be helpful to those of us in other areas that are unaware of some things to watch out for.

[@rolandurquhart1904]

VINTAGE BIKES FOR BEGINNERS! I live in an apartment in the city with few tools and no garage. I would love a series on buying a vintage bike, and getting it road worthy. How to find a bike and when to say a bike is too far gone. What to service first. Only the necessary tools I need. And what I can expect on the project. A series that can leaves me with no excuses not to get a vintage bike because it’s all laid out!

[@erectus88]

Id like to see builds start to finish Long form or short doesn't matter to me. I really like to see master builders at work.

[@RevivalCycles]

Thank you for your support!

[@0Sirk0]

Can you do a series of "old school/new school" bikes? IE; Arlan ness, vrs modern versions. The new Kawasaki Elminator V. The old power cruiseres( down to the 250 baby) Harley's, triumphs, scooters hell!

[@TheShagans]

Custom bike build series. Start to finish. How to

[@jordankoll]

I like the idea of different series (for all the great ideas here), and think you should focus on the ones that make you stand out - design + build at scale. I first heard about you in the book "The Build" and this is what inspired me to join a local community garage. It would be great if you could do this at different levels of difficult to still get custom, and at low / med / high price point. Or doing first custom with a customer. Or an intern that you brought on board. Just ideas...

[@tallmanmcfall6943]

Missed you guys....glad to see you again. Let's get back to build updates, tech talks and new products, and staff updates (what happened to beardy troll and Andy?). How about about some footage of the new shop and move process.

[@ryanw1223]

As a bored professional leaving an industry to pursue passion and fulfillment. I’d love to hear advice on how you pursued your dream and found a way to make a living incorporating motorcycles. Also what advice would you give to young builders looking to make their bikes their own.

[@chloehelliwell]

Yes business, surviving - also custom work, wiring etc....

[@tomsnider7611]

How about a video about mo.unit speed sensor installs on classic bikes without sensors. My cb750 will thank you for it.

[@matthewmoore6223]

Yeah I second what people are saying. The old tech talks with Stephen were awesome! It gave me the confidence to tackle a one off wiring job. There used to a channel called Saturday Wrench where this guy just kinda made his way through a custom honda build, a series like that would be great. Kinda walk the more inexperienced folk through a frame up build (including all the small stuff) but with the know how Revival brings to everything.

[@jimtrucksis1505]

I’d like to hear about the suppliers you use, especially small businesses that could benefit from the exposure.

[@Broken_Spoke]

Eric Buell interview, and an honest look @ ebike and future please.

[@tommylud4324]

Interciews and builds form other DIY builders. As a DIY guy I routinely lose my drive on projects and get easily distracted..by other projects or lack of funds and life in general.

[@edits2846]

Can you explain the powertrain of your bike completely?

[@djm5060]

Custom bikes are cool but what about a barn find rebuild on the cheap? How do we go back to having a old bike updated to something to ride around town or on any Sunday fun ride. The old 70s enduro or RD 250, Honda CB convert to CDI then how to wire back in to factory harness. Check over and replace what’s needed and get her going again. Get the smiles and happiness of the good old motorcycle ride fun days.

[@RevivalCycles]

Thank you!

[@AutoBeta2T]

Bike builds and design

[@MotoHeadGarage]

Would love to see start to finish custom builds. Start with the full build of your Myers Manx. Are you putting a BMW R18 enigine in it?

[@user-ye9ie8hi3g]

A lot of people want to customize/modify their bikes, and do, without the understanding of the impact on dynamics when doing so. Especially with suspension and carbs, so they end up with poorly running and/or sketchy bikes, so I suggest videos tackling common modifications and what to be aware of when changing things. For example, what you need to know to swap wheels, or shorten forks. Personally, I would like to see more design information. How you make things attach/remove, how you design a leading link fork, etc.. How it works kinds of things.

[@garagegnomes]

Late to this video..but very excited to see the new space. You guys had one of my favorite workspaces I've ever visited. I feel Fortunate that I got to enjoy the builder party there! As for the future I'd love to see any and everything! I know you guys have alot going on day to day and every facet of that type of business is interesting to me. Although I'm sure multiple upload weekly would be difficult.

[@joemaxwell7443]

Definitely custom bike builds

[@tedrodgers9527]

Bring back the Revival Dailys!

[@charlieseligman3176]

To say, "All of the above" would be too easy. So...I'd like to see some videos featuring your crew. Those folks aren't just mechanics, but true artisans who can bring these amazing machines to life. Where did they come from, how did they get into this, how do they approach a project, who influenced them, favorite tools, favorite manufacturers, etc. Thanks!

[@johnpoe5569]

Do a bit of moto vlogging in and about the Austin area please!!!!!

[@HowethTravels]

Hey hey! Did the Lockhart location fall through? This area would benefit massively from a BikeShed type location and approach Thanks and cheers

[@whatsgoingon27]

I would like to see the custom stuff and fabrication.

[@dzianu7]

M-unit integration videos on motorcycles that have EFI

[@jimallen199]

would like to see the development of your new space but most of all I would like full build series start to finish. this is something missing from the youtube space. There are a lot of guys in sheds doing really cool builds but the videography often make it an unwatchable mess unfortunately

[@clskproperties2171]

I need help building a 1969 Daihatsu MP5 Trimobile. I’m using a sportster 1200 engine. Need help figuring out a front fork/suspension since it came with a single front wheel with no front brake.

[@SlowEarl1]

A long format bike build.

[@walterhoffman3463]

I would like to see how to wire a Harley Davidson with fuel injection using the Motogadget m-unit.

[@The9meister]

Motorcycle's, and 911 Porsches

[@TuboInfo]

💥🏍️Hola this is Rafael,Congrats on your new place and Thanks for all the good info….My 🏍️ 2000 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic 1500cc E3 🙈the famous CDI (AC Igniter) with double stator, etc.🤔What can be done to simplify the system, can it be eliminated and if yes how, or can it be broken down like separate CDI controllers so not all the pins are in one unit…🏍️You can use my ride for the tutorial 🌴FL.😁✌🏽💥

[@YerpToma]

Are you guys selling any bikes ?

[@RevivalCycles]

We sure are.. revivalcycles.com/collections/custom-motorcycles-for-sale

[@Dabobalotl]

I wanna see yous respond to comments 😔

[@REVJIMDESIGNS]

Business theory,

[@conjuredcreatives]

I want to film a documentary about you, I emailed you more info :)

[@alilhazuvaan5203]

Explore other styles and people like the show( the cafe racer tv show)

[@CT-zz6di]

Yes wiring for dumb people !!!! You guys are brilliant artists

[@FTW1374]

Everything you listed except “celebrity” videos…i rather learn from real people, real builders, not some goon who buys their way into being a biker.