That's what made superdreams smooth, those balance shafts & weights. Balance shaft drive chain might want adjusting. Rode 100,000's of miles on them in the 80's 90's & noughties (4 superdreams in total). Never broke down once in all them decades. Absolute workhorse they are. Where i used to go to the mot with the superdream the tester said every man and his dog had a superdream.

how did you know that was issue?fine work

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Get some proper shelving, all the same height,floor to ceiling. Buy a proper tool box,better than a tool board! Then chuck out all the rubbish...whats the chair for?

Great work Ryan. You sure you don't want to start a TV channel, a good honest host ?. Looking forward to seeing whats next on the scrambler. Oh and i agree, a good MC lift table would be a priceless addition.

Well done 👍 Have you thought about buying a mc lift table? I can truly say it's worth every penny 😊

your getting there dude looking good

It’s a balancing act but a move ,a new set up ,and then the editing your doing great 👍 keep it up I admire your energy and enthusiasm 😎😎

Thanks for the kind words mate.

Same LED lights I used in my shed. Just one point on safety, you should have metal clips that will hold the cables up in case of a fire (consult latest regs for exact spacing), this is to reduce the possibility of a fireman getting caught up in wires in a building fire.

Nice to see your crackling on with bits fella, put some tool racks up on the long wall .

Your correct there's no money in it! Unless you can get thousands of views and subscriptions and that is a hard nut to crack. I make videos because I enjoy it and if I can impart or gain some knowledge than that's a bonus.

Back in the day when i had a total of 4 superdreams that i owned, i did the exactly the same as you, and also i used to press down on the top of the cam chain tensioner blade with a long flat bladed screwdriver, and at the same time tighten the cam chain tensioner lock nut. When pressing down on the cam chain tensioner blade with the screwdriver it has the effect of slightly bowing out the cam chain tensioner blade, giving the camchain a little extra push. It works especially well on superdreams with worn camchains. I did 25,000 miles a year on superdreams with a total of 200,000 miles from 4 superdreams, and never had to replace a cam chain.

Mine is brill until I stop at lights then on tickover it will slowly stop .but start straightaway on button

Hi, just wondering what exhaust you are using on your transalp?

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Hi Ryan well done. You have inspired me to look at the lighting in my garage and upgrade it. Thanks for the interesting video. 😊👍

Hi Ryan, I'm doing a rebuild of a 1978 CB250T Dream, so I've been watching your series with a lot of interest! When you did the build on yours, did you replace the bushes at the top and bottom of the shocks? I can only seem to find the lower bushes. Also wondering if i should replace the swingarm bushes too, but again cant seem to locate any. Any help would be great!

Looks great mate. Are they led or tube lights?

could be time for a lift to save all that bending down

Nice work

Nice work Ryan defiantly improves the visibility in the garage.

Hi any chance of a link to where you got the light from please.

Feel free to put up some house repair vids

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Hi Ryan, I've had to decals in the past and i found if you need to measure where you want them to go is to spray soapy water and put them in position and then squeeze the water out and leave to dry

Look after yourself and your family first Ryan. Appreciate the update but we all understand how stretched you are at present. Peace and love to you all 👍✌️❤️

Thank you for the update Ryan , always love the videos and good luck with your new venture 👍😊

For most of your fans around your age have possibly been in your position with where they live, and family always come first , so will understand and know the pain of owning your own home and like myself are going nowhere and really enjoy every episode and how your bikes are progressing, I myself have built my own bike and it takes a lot longer than people realise, unlike you I don't have the knowhow or courage to make a great show like Ryan's Garage and more than happy to wait when you are able to continue, good luck with the new house ,sounds like your going to need it

Looking forward to see more about garage version 2.0

I saw you walking a motorbike through Wilton a few Mondays ago !

Looks like your going to be busy as ever Thanks for the up date and just to add I like the garage door too 🤟

Looking good Ryan, a tip for you. You appear to have a fairly high ceiling so if you put a big shelf real high up around a couple of sides you can get rid of loads of rubbish that you know you will never use but just might. This will help to keep the floor clear or at least less cluttered.And you won't bang your head on it.

if you need a hand with anything feel free to give me a shout, also jealous of that garage door lol.

Love the enthusiasm on the garage door. I am jealous!

Greate video thanks

Thanks mate, for the screwdriver trick that saved my hours of pain and struggles with my 2000 Honda xr250r engine with a stuck cylinder.

So many happy memories watching this video. Had one back in 1980 DGY871T.

Hi Ryan , quite a lot going on then certainly not scared of work , I’m sure the move will pay dividends 👍

You can go 3000 stright after 1500 And try g3 its from flaclia i think the name is Or 3m superglaze Halfords rubbing compound isint great A small foam pad on a slow drill will polish it in 30 mins

Hi Ryan Another tip I use when spraying a tank Provided its dry and vented of fumes . I use a heat gun on low or a hair dryer to blow hot air into the tank to preheat it take dampness out and help cure the paint

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Good luck with the move really youtube channel 😊 please don't leave it to long 😊

wishing you all the best in the new place mate, garage looks great

nice one buddy looking forward to to the garage project.

Goodbye 😢😢😢 Hope the new house is wonderful.

Best wishes on the move 👍