Again these videos on building back a burnt bike are totally wrong in many ways. You cannot trust any parts exposed to the heat. It's putting at risk the safety of others on the road and yourself. In many countries with actual safety regulations that bike would have been destroyed to avoid that. You have also a responsability towards the thousand people watching you and potentially wanting to do the same.

@user-kx2xi6nn7z

7 ай бұрын

🤫🤫

@jayehanna6719

7 ай бұрын

Stop watching then you drama queen the bike is fine

@redzone5655

7 ай бұрын

He does it because he can… those who cannot… just watch.

@MLAuto69

7 ай бұрын

Calm down bud, let him do what he thinks is better

@chasebelcher7932

7 ай бұрын

​@jayehanna6719 it's actually not tho

Absolutely love the retro synth vibe of these productions. Keep on!

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

love to hear that , 🤟

Should call this ‘The superficial renovation channel’ as all you do is replace external broken parts with nice shiny new parts, without checking the deeper possible damage, or future catastrophic failure of vital components… like the front carbon rim - imminent sudden failure if it hits on that affected point?

As for the engine, you should take it all apart to measure the piston and valve clearances, but I don't think it's okay to just plug and play, because the engine is burned anyway, and the distortion of the numbers is very large. And when you clean the piston, pouring detergent directly and wiping, the dirt goes down the piston gap and into the piston....

@foreteangames4554

7 ай бұрын

He has no idea what hes doing, while thinking hes gaining "experience".

You’re killing this build and the updates on it are coming fast!! Thanks for everything 🫂

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

🫶🫶

That front wheel is farrrrked.. oh hang on, you did the ‘run finger across the surface to determine structural integrity’ test. She’ll be right, then

it even seems easy!I look forward to part 8. Merry Christmas to everyone

Your back ground music is so cool

Glad to.see the progress, im watching this from my hospital, i was in a motorcycle accident yesterday morning and well its good to see you're still making vids❤

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

Rest up friend! Happy to bring some joy to you

@wibblywobblyidiotvision

7 ай бұрын

Did you buy one of Caleb's rebuilds? 👹 Hope it's not too serious and you'll be out of bed and back on 2 wheels ASAP.

There is a big problem with your videos - they are so interesting to watch that they end instantly. Thank you!

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

You had me in the first half 🤣☠️

Lots of love from india🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

@mohanphaniymp1616

7 ай бұрын

Me also

Perfect timing, now I have something to watch on my lunch break 👌

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

Perfect Patrick! Clutch

Looking good bro!

Dude, you got me on the Super Clean foam. Took my wheels off to ceramic coat them, used the foam with a detail brush in the wheel well area, that stuff is fantastic. I need a case now, I’m using it on everything.

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

Awesome to hear dude, that stuff is LEGIT!

Proud of the progress on the Augusta CJ! Especially when burnt stuff is a pain to rebuild

Great Job CJ ! It's been a while since I follow you, and always been impress by the quality of your job but this rebuild specially is crazy ! I love it ! Look forward to see the following episodes...

So Satisfying! Very awesome Job. 🤟🏻

Coming together now! Great build! Ignore the people saying the bike isn’t safe! From what Iv seen there shouldn’t be any problems atall.. can’t wait to see it finished! Blessings from the U.K

I didn’t believe this was possible but you are smashing it ! Well done fella

Great work. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your family. Hope you can keep the channel going in 2024!

Great work always takes its time. Happy holidays!

Pistons came out looking great!

Damn the video just finished like whoooossshh... Good work CJ.. will be waiting for the next one...❤❤

I follow your channel here in Brazil, very excited about this MV AGUSTA, good luck with the editing.

Before you use some of them fire damaged metal parts, id research about HEA (heat effected area) and what it does with steel

@darkiee69

7 ай бұрын

And aluminium..

CJ always has the most fire montage music in these videos. Keep up the great work, man!

We want more of you talking and explaining things, love the verses at the end, watching from Australia! 🙏

Daamn man. you ARE something! 🤯🔥

Finally wait is over bro upload his best Engineered skill video in the whole KZread❤... I have ever seen

Can’t wait for the full build and the new build So exited

Nice build and just love your shows

I don't know about MV Augusta and their head studs but usually you have to replace torque to yield fasteners as they only "yield" the one time. I hope you haven't torqued them down yet if they must be replaced as you could do some serious damage to the head or block. Please do some research on this.

I don't think I would be putting that front wheel back on that bike. It looked like it might have been heat damaged...

U are a mad lad, keep it up!! Ignore the haters.

@soggybiscuits9399

7 ай бұрын

since when did people being reasonably concerned and offering advice become hating?

You're killing it bro! I wish you nothing but success in your future endeavors!!

INDONESIA 🇮🇩 selalu menonton vidio perjalan mu CJ 🙏🙏👍👍👍

Just an FYI One mistake you made was reusing the head studs, any torque to yield faster stretches and has to be replaced after one use. Keep it up, awesome series

@padloescocar

7 ай бұрын

Not all streching bolts need to be replaced after one use example volvo b230 head bolts are good to use 5 times max by the volvo manual

🎉🎉🎉big fan,🎉 thanks for the awesome info

Ya tiene desde que me tope un video tuyo wero tengo 20 años en moto y gracias a dios pude tener una s1000rr 2023 y y todo ese tiempo no avía podido encontrar un canal como el tullo tan especifico y confortante mirar tus avances saludos desde chihuahua mexico amigo mucho mucho éxito y aquí apoyarte saludos

I love watching your content. I would love for Major Companies to Sponsor you 🙏🏼

Can’t wait for next episode.

Nice one CJ keep it up 👍

Top job it's going to look the biss 👍

Man I love this series.

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

😁🫶

nice job bro!

You are a great , every time i look forward to your videos to be published, sorry for my english, keep it up....

Nice work

Great job best wishes

To get the 210 degrees on the engine you can also use you compass on you phone. If you hold the phone on your wrench at 0 degrees and turn it to 210 then it is torqued to spec. Its accurate but maybe a bit akward to hold😅 i had the same problem once and just used my phone. Keep up the good work❤️

wohooooo new front tireee hahahah man im impressed you got ahead already! keep it going

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

Thankfully I had one sitting around 🤣🫡 cheers

Good work man

Nice job on that block cleanup man, very impressed. It's crazy to think people don't even try because they don't have "the equipment". Elbow grease and a patient mind goes a long way! Great stuff!

Maaaaan, you're brave AF using that half baked carbon wheel. 😂

@bobp6742

7 ай бұрын

Brave wouldn't be the word I would use.

@johnludmon510

7 ай бұрын

Carbon fibre also fails differently from most metals I wouldn’t trust it an inch carbon fibre can come apart under load very easily when damaged. This rebuild will have very little of the original bike in it when finished I would hate to be paying the bill on this one.

@snikwadRR

7 ай бұрын

@@bobp6742 trying to be polite.

@snikwadRR

7 ай бұрын

@@johnludmon510 yep. The resin clearly got hot enough to bubble up, and probably pushed away from the carbon fiber a bit. I wouldn't trust it one damn bit.

@bobp6742

7 ай бұрын

​@@johnludmon510 You think after the R1 accident he would have second thoughts about these bodge jobs

Great job 💪💪

HELL OFF A JOB!!!!!!! as a mecanic i can tell you that starter end schould come right out to ..there is a massive o ring on it ..try to get it removed with some gentle taps ...keep up the good work dude

Nice work. One tip you don’t need to remove the longer bults of the starter the other end come off also and have a oring. Better change now then have a oil leak. Keep going im loving seeing your work.

Cj do you have to test the casing on tiny cracks after the bike burned down? Still really cool how you rebuild these bikes, it is very entertaining and it teaches me a lot

Saludos desde Colombia 👍 y que buen trabajo. No le hagas caso a quienes solo saben manejar las motos y se creen expertos 🙂👍

Man seriously I know that you are capable of rebuilding such machine but is it really worth to trust your live on a burned bike? I mean you are reusing a lot of the original burned parts and I think it would be a good idea to perhaps change the old screws and nuts that hold the frame. Stay safe please🙏

Keep going cj

A Merry Christmas and prosperous new year to you and your family. God Bless and Shalom

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

Thank you sir! God bless as well you and your family!

Loving this great restoration series... Man what happened to those extra parts laying around after you finish your bike?

❤❤❤❤ love from south India Chennai

the new vids make my day, whats the best bang for the buck motorcycle in your opinion 600-700 cc's ?

Hermoso trabajo!!!! ❤👍🏻🍻, muy cortito el vídeo jajaja 😢

Are you aware you ruined the headstock thread in the last episode when you hammered the thing together using an impact socket that marred the threads? Can be clearly seen at 0:35

@chasebelcher7932

7 ай бұрын

The bloke half ass, cut corners and cannot ride for sht

My man destroying this built as always 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

Do a leak test on the head. Make sure those valves are sealing. It would suck to put it all together and have a low compression issue due to valves!!

El mat armstrong de las motos👏👏👏

joyeux noël a toi et tes proches

Finally some good music big props

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

happy to hear mate! Im rocking out

@juicy9592

7 ай бұрын

@CJMediaOfficial love your work. You are doing amazing. Honest and no filthy language etc. You can be proud of yourself. It's a relief to see this is still possible. I wish you the best

CJ every video you should just make vague suggestion that you are going to keep parts of the frame that were in the fire on the bike to bait engagement in the comments. These guys that are always in comment are something else, at least you could use them to boost the vid in the algo.

It's 62 degrees outside today going to go ride for sure

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

Enjoy the ride!!!!!

Brasil Piauí Teresina gosto do seu trabalho parabéns.

Love u buddy❤❤

love from India

Saludos desde Honduras!!

nice dud cj

Por un momento pensé que sería imposible darle vida nuevamente a esa moto.

14:05 ♥️

Big support from India 💖💪🫶

Antes love!

Have a question, was wondering what you used to get that carbon build up off without scratching the head or pistons. Thanks always a great watch!

Boa tarde ruivinho vamos curtir o vídeo do canal!

@CJMediaOfficial

5 ай бұрын

Haha greetings Adrian

Saludos de República Dominicana

Where did you get the tire changer kit/stand? Great job bro. God bless

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

It's a Rabaconda tire changer stand! Thank you

Niceee

What tire installation tool are you using and how are you balancing the tires?

Hope you show the end repair/parts cost.

❤❤❤nice

Jumpscare at 6:46 lmao

When is the rest off the MV videos coming out on channel buddy????

You forgot the starter's motor front cover on the engine block, you should not unscrew the two long horizontal bolts which are holding the starter together, only the two vertical short bolts. This front cover has an O-ring snugging it inside the engine block, take this cover out and check the ring I think its melted.

Osam❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Buy the time this is rebuilt, you will have replaced most of it with new bits, going to work out more than an uncrashed one at this rate. plus not worth as much with salvage title. What happens in US with new frame and vin number from original bike when registering it?

Please give me the information of the tire kit 😊

Would it not be a lot easier to clean down the entire engine in one go before rebuilding? Have you ever found the RRC restoration channel, the guy on there is a restoration god, museum grade restores. I reckon you’ll get some good tips from watching some of his work. All the best.

Nice work CJ I'm still shocked how far you've gotten so quick!

Bro I want to see end result of this built

I'm here for the front wheel comments 😂

@CJMediaOfficial

7 ай бұрын

🤣 here is some popcorn 🍿🥤and a drink while we read them