RESTORED FOR ONLY £1000! SEE START TO FINISH…1982 SUZUKI RM 250
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#suzuki #1982 RM250
4 TIMES CHEAPER BUT IS IT ANY GOOD?
Join me again on this final summing up video. I have some tough choices to make but I think it works out. You be the judge!
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Wow amazing. £1025 hate to think of how many thousands of man hours. Amazed at how many different skills that are needed to take on a project like this. Great work.
I am completely envious. This 250 is the legend of the early 1980’s!! You could holeshot a moto against factory bikes no problem. Great job on the restoration, it came out magnificent!!!
I was already missing the updates, but now this masterpiece of a video restauration made me very happy. Greetings from AN Austrian fan!
It’s all extraordinary, but man, the plastics, again, outstanding
Dude, you are on a different level of talent.🎉🎉🎉
Absolutely fantastic well done for saving it👍👍
I’ve restored a few ‘80’s and 90’s bikes over the years and know the cost and time they take. To do this for around $1900 AUD is incredible. Certainly helps having a well set up workshop and great diy mechanical skills. Absolute credit to you mate!!
Brought back a lot of memories here, amazing work well worth the effort in saving the bike and its parts
Great work again, and at a bargain price for a change😂. You could sell that at a handsome profit but i know you won’t. Looking forward to the next RM project from this batch.
It is therapeutic watching this bike come back to life,a great base to start with, also your skill set is very broad also a great education on how to go about saving one! I had a 83'125RM fond memories from 40yrs ago, Saving one bike at a time,well done!
Mr Suzuki would be so proud 👏, well done, incredibly outstanding work, regards from Australia 🇦🇺.
Used to go and watch these race against Yamahas, Hondas, KTMs and Kawasakis and the odd Maico at Hawkstone Park UK back in the 80's they were always a favourite, it's fantastic to see one so beautifully restored on a budget. What you did with those plastics was nothing short of a miracle. Can't wait to see what's next on the agenda
O boy just in time ❤❤❤❤❤
Smashing job mate, your skill set is to be admired thats for sure,the bike looks fantastic, roll in them 125's😀 i will be sure to tune in to that series👍👍
Wow Absolutely fantastic. Had one in 1982 best MX I owned. It was a rocket :) Whit JT silencer . Great job.
Another Great build on an interesting bike. Love the detailed work and how you film and show that to us. A lot of hours and hard work, genuinely saving and restoring parts. What's next? Looking forward to it.👍
The master of restorations at work!
Once again Rob an outstanding restoration !! Well done buddy ☺️. I’m looking forward to the 82 125’s and I’m hoping to follow and use your advice to restore mine at the same time but it won’t be as good as yours 😂.
It's one thing to limit yourself with a £1000 investment but don't sell yourself short - your time has an incredible amount of value. That's a huge investment that has paid dividends. Beautiful job!
Amazing job. looks brilliant love the RM
Best looking bike ever made
Remember my cousin gettin a new one of them back same time £1200 quid how times have changed
Your work is absolutely flawless! Honestly you are a one of the real deals mate!
@MyRestoration1
14 сағат бұрын
Thank you 🙏
Well done!!!👏
The 1982 RM250 was a monster of a buzzbomb! I raced a 1982 YZ250 and wish I had the RM.
would have definatley cut the silencer to de carbonize it , get that factory fresh sound !
@MyRestoration1
2 күн бұрын
Mmm didn’t think to do that. I might still do that. Good idea thanks!
@sideast
6 сағат бұрын
@@MyRestoration1 after such a meticulous beautiful rest job cannot miss out on that sound !!
oh yeah
That rod bearing sounded rough...
if more people restored motorcycles, there would be less crime, just saying...
@MyRestoration1
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😂 agreed! people would feel so much better about themselves
Blasting with bearings still in place... Painting over bolts and nuts... I think you cut too many corners.
@MyRestoration1
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What bearings got blasted and reused? To your 2nd point, Suzuki engines were sprayed once assembled to avoid assembly paint damage. Some restorers seem to forget mass production process but I can’t please everyone. 👍