Motorcycle travel and repair on a minimal budget. Lots of repairs.
Repairing a motorcycle can get extremely tedious when the part that was supposed to come off doesn’t. I learned that the hard (and long) way when I removed the flywheel from my Honda Rebel using a cutting wheel. So with my use and abuse of the cutting wheel, I feel as though I can share…
So, I recently bought a 91 Nighthawk, to hopefully ride while I’m getting this Rebel fixed up. I finally put the pieces back together, and while at first it didn’t start because a) dead battery and b) wiring issues, but I got those taken care of and I successfully drove it for a bit today…
I had an oil leak, and then found what I needed to do to fix it, finally got the flywheel off, and now I’m trying to put the new one back on. You’d think after all of the hard work it was to get the stupid flywheel off, that it’d be easy sailing from here,…
I was going to add these to the last post that I did about cutting the flywheel off, but then I figured that was getting pretty long and they’d probably work out better if I just put them on their own post. This video in particular was mostly me just goofing off, though it’s pretty…
I'm doing everything I can to keep riding as much as possible. Beyond that, I play upright bass in a band called The River Valley Rangers.
For work I help manage a team of web content publishers at Launch Digital Marketing so I'm on the internet a lot. :)
