When I did my CB750. I put the motor on a piece of 3/4 ply , jacked the motor up with the jack. And then placed the frame on it. A lot easier than having to pivot the motor around when you are trying to fit in bolts.

You give me hope lol Putting an engine in alone is very difficult, much respect.

It's good to see someone really working on a bike well done

All jobs done, alone and without imprecations... :-) you're the best!!

20:48 When you crank it up for the second time, it sounds like your cam chain is rattling for a second or two, before the cam chain tensioner eventually takes take up the slack and it goes quiet. It could be just the recording, but I'd have a look at the tensioner, it might be on the way out 🤔🤷‍♂️.

You are one Garage Rambo! Bravo! Thanks for the effort to get the bike done and shared it with us 😀! I can't imagine but saw done. I'm speechless 😂

My cbr1000rr sits most of the time unused and it usually leaks its fork, what you did there was exactly what I did every time but with plastic playing cards.

Not trying to be a nancy here but a couple of pointers. They do make a special tool for pressing in the headset bearings. Doing it crooked like that you run a risk of damaging the frame. Also, you want to coat the output shaft splines with a 60%+ moly grease to prevent wear to the splines from the front sprocket, its very important. Standard moly grease is only 3%, you will have to special order it and its expensive. California Scientific has a good writeup about this on their site if you wanted to know more. I like your videos, keep it up 👍

Amazing work. Hugely impressed.

I am impressed, doing all this alone mad respect man!

Hi man im from Aruba glad to see some real fix on bikes i have a Yamaha R1 98 gonna need some lesson how to fix bikes its my first one

Little bearing tip: Put the bearings (box, wrapers and all) into a ziplock bag, and then into the freezer for 24 hours. Literally seconds before installation, pull them out of the freezer, put a small bit of lube/grease on the bearing exterior surface - they will go in a tad bit more easily (light hammer use)

Hi, I'm from Philippines and i love your work. ❤️

I swear you’re a professional now. Awesome job bro!

Sir i dont like long video. But i dont know why i enjoy this video every single minute. This is better than those timelapse video. Do more vid like this please!

One of the coolest videos I have watched. So cool to see a bike built. Pretty cool how you just know where everything goes

Throw back watching

whens the next part 😭 I want to see how you install the fairings I dropped my bike a couple months ago but never changed the fairings afraid to do it and not be able to assemble

U deserve million subscribers

Thats so hard when no help 😞, awesome video props to getting the job done on your own 💯💯👍👍

sorry for my English but I only speak Spanish, I don't understand much what you say but you amuse me and I learn a lot with your videos! keep it up greetings from uruguay!

Its like you aligned that engine in the frame first try!!

Awesome video and an awesome job buddy looks good, could do with a bike lift but I know how much they cost and someone to help when you need a third hand, I'm glued to your bike videos now ,Bring it on

Good job brother

I notice maybe this is not the most professional way to build a bike,but you have try and i love it and enjoy this proses. Nice and good job man..

Waw Outstanding Modified 😱😍

Muchas gracias por el video excelente trabajo

Good job Chef

you doin great dude, that's so impressive

Hello.Xe cộ độ khủng khiếp thật ....👍

Ganda nman nyan boss quality boss

I'm a machanic my self bro n good job n beautyfully done, god bless u,,.

Best series that I have seen on KZfaq Ever! Thank you!

If we are a guy like you in Jamaica it will be so wonderful and blessed

Pretty amazing dude..very good job on that..

Your a Beast man I wish you lived in California

Those seal-savers seem a bit of a copout, no offense. What's the crack and how long do they last?

Good and clean work bro 👏👏

You spent all that money at the powder coated and put dirty,rusty,clip ones back on the bike?

Exellent Rebuilt CBR 600 RR

So satisfying to watch your videos ❤️🏍️

Good work

Wow awesome job bro 🤗👍

Nice bike bro.. From Philippines

Would you happen to have a diagram on how to start the motor out of the bike? I have a 2008 cbr600rr motor that I got out of a frame, wire harness and all. Full on drop out, im trying to get it started.

Excelente trabajo saludos desde Argentina

Well Done Dude.Nice Job🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

Just watching this made me realise I should not attempt to fix the blown head gasket on my CBR 600 F3.

Wish I could do what you do. Your the man

This is awesome, can’t wait to see the final stage and look. How can I contact you ? Maybe via email or private chat etc.

Hi friend, I am from India, chennai I need second hand honda CBR 600r or rebuild how much cost take?

Good job brw

Sweet man shaping up nicely

Very good video

Well done 👍 bro i like it your work great job

Shout out sir from Phil.

amazing. nice job

Very impressed with your work.

I need help i uave a 2001 cbr f4i and im not getting spark. Any help??

If I remember right there is a plug in from the wiring harness that goes a shit ton easier if you plug it in before you mount the motor up. I wanna say its the cam sensor. Did you run into that? I was waiting for this moment but it never came.

good job boy.i like you content

Heck yeah man!

Wow.. you have my respect...👍🏻

Extremely great mind there

I wish i have a bike like that

I need a full fiber for my Honda 2005 600rr

Love from India

Never seen the seal saver trick before what do you use to push up in there ?

Hi I'm from Indonesia and I'd like to see your excellent work👍👍🙏👌

I want to give you money for a little help, I want to know the names of the speedometer wires, what are the colors and what is its function

Super work 👍👍👌

If big lego of motorcycle is exist, you just watched this man finished that one big lego alone... 😎

Amaging bro

awesome work!

Nice 👍

Good work man 👍

Verry good,qua hay

Man the wiring part is very difficult for me.😵

Hello, my 07 cbr600rr isn’t starting.. I get an FI code #19 (ignition pulse sensor) .. any suggestions as to what exactly I need to replace? Not exactly too sure where the ignition pulse sensor is 🤷‍♂️. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you

Cool bro! Waiting the next video for the complete one!

Do you have any recommended brand of parts to share for us?

Good job bro.great video..

Great attention to detail and showing how to work through some problems. Hope to do this same build myself soon.

Good job man! Lookin good. :-D

Love this channel

Hi mate after this rebuild how did you get it to idle steadily without issue? is the throttle body a factory set one? did you have to adjust anything to get the idle smooth?

Its that a original yoshimura exshaust?

Good job man

I need to buy some of your product

You God

Profesional 🤙

Is that thing still street legal with the cat removed?

Where can you find forks for the same bike 07

Susah ga itu bang rakit sendiri. Saya orang indonesia.

God bless you my friend

Netflix: are you still watching? *you with someone’s daughter* 20:02

really good skills, also love your tools

what version 600rr please?

First the engine then the front end

Good video bro 🙏🏽🙏🏽