Finishing the Bike Restoration: Wheel Bearings, Electronics, and Clutch Cable

TLDRIn this video, the bike restoration is completed with the installation of new wheel bearings, reassembly of the electronics, and replacement of the clutch cable.

Key insights

😎The engine is fully rebuilt with new bearings, seals, and a rebuilt piston.

🧰The bike was stripped down and all the parts were cleaned and prepared for painting.

🔧New wheel bearings are installed and brakes are reassembled on the wheels.

🔌The electronics and wiring are reinstalled, and a new clutch cable is put in place.

🚀The bike is almost ready to ride, with just a few final touches needed before it's complete.

Q&A

What work was done on the engine?

The engine was fully rebuilt with new bearings, seals, and a rebuilt piston.

What did the bike restoration involve?

The bike was stripped down and all the parts were cleaned and prepared for painting, followed by reassembly and installation of new components.

What was done to the wheels?

New wheel bearings were installed, and the brakes were reassembled on the wheels.

What work was done on the electronics?

The electronics and wiring were reinstalled, ensuring all connections are secure and functioning properly.

Is the bike ready to ride?

The bike is almost ready to ride, with just a few final touches needed before it's complete.

Timestamped Summary

00:00A quick overview of the progress made in the bike restoration project.

01:40Demonstration of using a slide hammer to remove the old wheel bearings.

03:15Discussion about finding the right size bearings and seals for the rear wheel.

05:45Cleaning and preparing the clutch cable before installation.

08:15Reassembling the electronics and wiring for the bike.