Thanks a lot dude appreciated it 💪

I know ☹️ Plastic makes restos very annoying!

That’s okay dude glad I can help 👍

Thanks a lot dude 👍

Cheers dude she’s loooovely 😎

Nice! thanks for the info 👍

Notice any bubbling or anything yet?

@@lucaslackey4488 yep! Ended up getting another tank and went 320, 500, 800, 1000, 1200, 1500, 3000, and finished with 6000. Came out well. DO NOT PAINT PLASTIC FUEL TANKS!

Great year 😉👍

Hello bud, ain’t saying I’m some sort of guru but this is what I would do! I would first start by looking at your plugs and seeing how it’s running using a plug chart, and seeing if there are differences between the cylinders. I would give it a service if it hasn’t had one in a while for sure. Your probably running a bit rich and the fuel flooding the engine after running is making it hard to start. Worse case you might find if the compression is a bit low after things have warmed up it becomes harder to start. Start with the easy stuff and then progress on. Or if it runs and you don’t have the time/funds to sort it just enjoy it! That’s what I tend to do 😉 hope this helps

Haha amazing it ran! I believe these have a none interference engine so even if the belt snaps your safe. But don’t quote me on that!

I doubt it, the shaft spins the same way as it does on the right side kick

Can you not put it in the way the bearing goes in? Most hubs are smaller internally as that’s where the bearing seats too. You want to remove the race the same way you fit it for this reason. If not there are other methods but you are more likely going to damage the hub surface. You can die grind internally on the bearing race in one spot until you pretty much break though and you should be able to punch it out. It may take two spots of grinding until the race is weakened enough. It is risky though as you can damage the hub face. I hope this helps 👍

Not really, or nothing enough that I would say it’s worth it!

Love a cherrybomb 👍👌

Thanks bud, check out the cherrybomb video. That’s my preferred exhaust!

Only the finest of repairs here son 👌

I've always drawn the outline of a casing onto cardboard and inserted all removed bolts into that. Why doesn't everyone do that? No such damage/need to repair then

@@steveclark.. smart idea! I usually number them on some card and take a photo

@@keenauto88 Thanks. When I started working on vehicles, there were no mobile phones or digital cameras so taking pictures wasn't even an option to be honest.

When there be hills, we will climb

Happy to help dude 👍

Really nice you included measurements. I'm 193 cm tall. Do you reckon it would be possible to squeeze another few cm? Or does your foam go right to the back door?

@@zacsolomons the foam does go to the back door right up to the dash, but if you don’t mind being slight huddled it should be okay. Best way is just to try it out without the foam to save you wasting money. We do also use the foam in tent camping and having friends staying at the house so it’s universal 👍

Thanks a lot!

I would if I had the bike!

Thanks bud hopefully get some more fabrication videos up soon!

It was the cheapest set of shocks you can get and LO springs that are off eBay 👍

If only she had the power to match!

Nice, I haven’t heard of that one before!

Thanks a lot man, I will do some more videos on it when I get some and other bits (projects) out the way!

Thanks for checking the channel out I will check yours out and give it a sub 👍

Cheers dude, front rack is eBay jobby with a enduro tool bag mounted. Thanks for watching

The mudguard is a custom one I made from the original plastic one

Cheers man, lots or work went into this one! It’s Honda cg forks and yoke, they are a straight fit. Just make sure you get drum forks as they are easier to source wheels then disc 👍

damn dude, that's sick, i've got a set of cg legs already haha, is it the 6v or 12v yokes @@keenauto88

Health and safety certified 😉 thanks for watching

Hi bud, thanks for watching 👍the size of the shelf is 800mm width and 900mm long, there is a company on eBay selling cnc cut outs for the back that might work better and look neater. The base is sat on 2x2 (50mm packers) so there is some space underneath but not massive. We use a rubber mat that was from the back of an old van to lay out over the bare metal. This works as insulation/deadener, but also helps not to scratch everything up. I threw this up one day a few hours before we were supposed to go camping out is scrap materials and we have just ran with it since! I am sure if you have more time and some creativity you could do something a lot better 👍 Enjoy the jimny they are siiiiick! And even better when you can sleep in them

@@keenauto88 Hey thanks for the reply, really useful info. Actually spotted the CNC ones on ebay, they do look really neat but I'm hoping to bodge one together with spare bits and bobs. Loving it so far man, can't wait to do some serious adventuring!

Because they didn’t issue you one Treat yourself Civvies do indeed pay thousands for this

Nice bike 👍I have stuck on some Kenda k262 tyres at the moment. I put them on after I filmed this and started making a video about them. They are okay but I went for 2.75 width over the stock 2.50 and they rub pretty much everywhere, have caused me some right issues! so I would say stick with 2.50 and you should be fine 👍

Thanks for the support! 🙌

Hi mate, thanks for the comment. The jimny is a fantastic motor! I have land rovers and hilux but I reckon she’s the best off road (in stock form at least!)

Yes bruv!

Haha I do my bit, cheers ⚒️

That's fantastic!! Me ? I cheated .. I just simply bought a Honda CT trail 125. I'd love to see you on a trail 125

That was my expectations but I guess someone had to find the bad one and it was me! Haha

@@keenauto88 you handled it like a champ ! 🙏

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Thanks man! Hopefully get some more vids on this bad boy soon 💪

You’re right it’s a 1999. What is it then? Haha

Did it get ya? All about the layers to protect yourself, a welding apron goes a long way. I wouldn’t use any other method though!

Just the sound of the mighty thumper haha!

That’s awesome man, what a score! Enjoy it 👍

@@keenauto88 thanks man!!