Thank you for the bit about gratitude and our God-given rights. I pray more will conjure courage to also stand as so many rights are assaulted during this era. Happy Thanksgiving to you and family, my friend !

@gertscheper9653

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to bring it to you, there are no god given rights . Cut the religi crap.

@kevinray3240

Жыл бұрын

Mr. Scheper, your remarks are a couple months late but here are my thoughts: 1. I hope that prior to the end of your days you change your mind regarding where inalienable rights come from and to Whom our thanks ought to be given; it will be to your benefit. 2. Thomas Jefferson was only one among literally billions of people who've trusted they were (and are) "...endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights..." The burden of evidence to disprove is heavier than to prove. 3. This thread began approximately two months ago near Thanksgiving. Since it's mid-January now my hope is God will bless the Niemela Family during Valentines Day and through the year... no, I will not "cut the religi crap." 4. Thanksgiving is specifically designed to thank our Creator and share His graces with others. 5. Yours currently is the same mindset as those recently found responsible for violations of 1st Amendment rights, on the wrong side of history.

I love the meticulous attention to perfecting the process.

@CameronNiemela

Жыл бұрын

I’ve always got things to improve upon! Keep your eyes peeled for this Friday👊

RIM JOB TIME🎉

Great video and the RM is coming together!! Nice! Your jokes are great and please keep sharing these too!! We have to stand up for our rights! Can't wait to see some more!

What a noble chap !! A real craftsman too ! Fabulous channel

Great tips Cameron! Loved the one about measuring from the end of your swingarm to the axle. Good one!

@Cosmicnomadzaa

Жыл бұрын

Yes, that tip was an eye-opener for me.

That RM is really starting to take shape! Always a good day when I get that YT notification that you uploaded. Awesome video with some great tips! Especially enjoyed the last 2 minutes.

Can't beat fitting a new chain,so important along with Sprockets for final drive SMOOTHNESS 🙌 👌 🤟💯

I know I will probably get a lot of backlash for being a dummy lol. I never knew I was supposed to be checking my chain tension with my bike on a stand with the wheel off the ground that means I've been running it entirely too loose my entire life I am so lucky I have not thrown a chain through the case. Wow I feel like such a dummy but you learn something new everyday thank you Cameron. God is good all the time

Thank you bro. Great work. It's a blessing to see ya kicking strong and smiling bright. God bless ya bro! Rudy here, over and out!

@sarahgonzales5564

Жыл бұрын

@Cameron_Niemela1 what's this bro? A prize? Are you serious? What's next?

You should totally get sponsored, I don’t mind it when people advertise products. Not only would you get free stuff to help with your projects but you’d make a decent amount of extra money, that way you can build even more bikes!!

Axle measurement move with the vernier was 100% Thank you for the how-to, I always used the marks on the block.

Lots of great information in this video.. Interesting to see how far off the marks on the swingarm are when adjusting the chain slack. Ill be using my calipers for this from now on.

Your # 1 fan from the Phillipines,from that kawasaki,to that cr and all that medication until your wifes bike and having a little you and all that stuff an always watching you👀👁,this comment sect is not enough to elaborte all what i know about you but ama tell you this,u're the most detailed vlogger I've ever watched,OC to mention,close to perfection and the attention u gave is emmaculate,most awaited always,praise u man! Just a little from u wud be my dream! I love you man! All your works is just amazing,keep it up!!!!!!!! U rock!

Awesome vid and I LOVE all the comments at the end !! I’m thankful for you and all things you’ve taught me. StayStrong and healthy my brother!!

You do a great job for all us who wants our bikes in tip shop shape . Appreciate you being a great teacher . Thanks so much . Oh I would like to sign up for the bike giveaway.

Thanks for that message at the end cam. Great video as always. ! Happy thanksgiving to everybody .

Thanks for your great videos. Another good way to measure the rear axle is to take a tape measure and measure the center of the swing arm axle to the rear wheel axle. That is for sure square.

Thanks for these videos! I have a 98 and 02 that I like to slowly restore. I really appreciate all the good ideas and instruction.

Happy Thanksgiving Niemela Family.

that rear wheel looks amazing, bike is gonna be a real beauty. Thanks for the tip on how to properly set tension, always thought those hashmarks were kinda iffy.

She's the one 💕💕💕💕

One thing to remember is the chain slack when you run th chain short like that. When its all the way forward, roughly check slack before pushing any pins out.

So therapeutic. Nice one. Can't wait till its all done, ready for its maiden voyage.

Great video as always bro. Your one of the most humbling individuals I’ve “met”, if watching your vids counts as that. Regardless, Happy thanksgiving!

Congtats on the new baby bike is looking great i had my first kid at 17 i am 40 now had 3 kids in all and one is a motor head and the other 2 are grown up

100% still enjoying our Rm250 build from sunny Cyprus 👍👍

These videos have been so interesting, I’ve been following since you started the cr250 build, I had a broken back back then, and I couldn’t really do much, so these videos made it fun to sit on the couch doing nothing lol. Keep them coming 👍

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! I appreciate and agree with your closing comments. 💯

You my friend, are a stud! Beautiful work buddy🔥💪

Happy Thanksgiving Cameron! Best channel on KZread.

Mang you're the reason I watch bikes on KZread, honestly! Always loved bikes but you were my cherry popper hah! Hopefully everything's going well!

@CameronNiemela

Жыл бұрын

Love it man! Things are great, just getting back to doing videos soon🤙

Another great video Cam and a nice little message to boot! Happy thanksgiving to you and your family from the great state of Texas!

thank you for making these videos . happy thanksgiving to you and your family

Your builds are so damn good!

@CameronNiemela

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Jes!

The attention to detail is Outstanding!

Build is coming along keep it up!!

I learn so much watching your videos bro thank you

Go Cameron best mechanic for us bikes yessssssssssssssssssyour the nutssssss mannn

Awesome video. We really appreciate you and Pryme products are amazing. Can’t work without them!!

thanks man, learnt a lot. using caliper to measure chain slack and the rea axle measurement method is completely new to me. i really dig that. cheers man

The is a great job it looking beautiful🎉

Right as you were talking bout ads… One had interrupted. 😂😂😂

Great video, Cam!

For my 2012 KX450 I bought a lock nut axle nut because I hate cotter pins. I believe it came from Bolt (same company that sells bolt kits) - might be worth a try for this bike.

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family Cameron 🦃

TOOLS TOOLS 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 SO MUCH LOVE THIS VIDEO SO WOW

Love your videos, so instructional. I think it's time for me to pick up a digital caliper measuring tool!

Loving your content, you are a big inspiration my brother. Keep it going...

Awesome ! 😃👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍gonna love when i win it ! - stayin positive !

We do appriciate it man

like the rm build it looking awesome dawg

Great content, great message. 👍

Awesome content as usual Cam 🫡

The bike is gonna be badass when it’s done really hope you do retro for the graphics that would be the cherry on tip

Just used a ton of your products on my upcoming video, gave you a shout out and will be linking your channel in the description! Thanks a bunch Cam!

@CameronNiemela

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Ryan! I’ll be looking out for it!

Cheers for the good vibes and good content brother. Three finger measure for life😂

@CameronNiemela

Жыл бұрын

God gave us those 3 fingers for a reason🤣

Awesome video have a blessed evening 🙏 👊💨

Best day when you post!

Good job 👍

Thanks for the content and Thanksgiving message! 100%!

Love the videos Cameron

Always great messages, Cam!

@CameronNiemela

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@KB3AOL

Жыл бұрын

@@CameronNiemela You should consider taking sponsors/ads. I’m sure you can cherry pick the ones that will be of value to your viewers. You deserve the $$!!! When I’m not interested in an ad/sponsor, I just jump ahead.

Belas palavras no final do video. Obrigado.

Great vid! ✌️ thanks for sharing! where can I find that locking nut for a 03 RM125? When did you get the plastics you dyed?

Love it 😊

Hello from Ireland ☘️☘️ great video

Love the content bub

Did I see a two in the pink one in the stink for measuring chain slack?

Gotta get Devin on riding bro

Let's go Brandon !

I noticed you have that 80g compressor, how does hold up with sandblasting?

@CameronNiemela

Жыл бұрын

It’s great! Just enough volume

Why do you put silicone on front sprocket and a clip chain??

@CameronNiemela

Жыл бұрын

Helps keep them in place. Prevents anything from accidentally knocking them off

Lets Goooo

Are you in Montana?

@CameronNiemela

Жыл бұрын

Washington state

If you still need that locking nut I can send you the link for it

🤙👍

🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

Can I enter bike give away if I’m UK based ?

Sheessssh

Suzuki has cotter pin

Couple of helpful tips beyond what Cam mentions in this video. 1. Buy a Paint Pen - if you actually ride a dirtbike rather than look at it and cut fair-weather laps, using a permenent marker as a torque mark/cross-check substitute is a waste of time - paint pens are $5 and last surprisingly well. good for the home handyman on critical fasteners and still easily cleaned of in 6months with acetone/brake clean. 2. On reusing rivet pints - rivet master links pins have a specifc design and you need a specific riveting die in your chain tool to correctly rivet a chain back together , do not re-use a riveted pin that you've just pressed out. it's riveted once, you plastically deform it a second time pushing it out, your try to re-rivet/deform it a 3rd time then trust 30-100hp on it and your're asking for trouble. I assumed Cam undstands this too but may have just confused his language while explaining it. 3. Cam's advice on centering your rear axle here is not what I would recommend, making the assumption the ends of your swingarm are parallel to you countershaft isn't really correct, even more so on old dirtbikes (where alot of welds, cuts, fabrication from factory are pretty agricultural) - hence the whole point of manufacturers actually making increment lines for adjustment. Use the increments then validate looking down your chain is pretty much always a safe approach on any bike, Cam's advice he may be ok on some but definitely not all models. Food for thought, Still enjoy your vids mate - always a good watch :)

Beto first comment

What state is Joe Biden from?? State of confusion.....🤣😂

@CameronNiemela

Жыл бұрын

Oh come on mann😆

Good content.

Hello Cameron nice video . I watched ypu from Greece. 😊 I want to ask you something. I have one yz 250 2011. And i go for enduro some Sundays in the mountains. I want to know is good option to put the 325 cylinder on the bike or i loose the lower power of the bike .in my mind is to have little more power in low range with litlle throttle for small path's. But no one say anything about this option.Thanks 🙏