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Looks like a few wet days ahead

LAB3

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Looks like a few wet days ahead and luckily I've found a good place to set up camp with a covered work area to finish off a little bit more of the deferred maintenance on the bike I picked up around the first of the year

As for everyone else THIS has become my absolute favorite YouTube channel, a guy in The Ukraine who builds his own bikes and parts with nothing more than an angle grinder, drill press, and old salvaged lathe and stick welder.

He just posted a video yesterday of a running VTWIN engine he built from scrap metal! It's a four part series that'll take a good hour to watch all the way through. Luckily he has other projects such as a frame and springer front end he made out of household gas pipe, cobbling an ignition off an old tractor to work on his Dnepr and other stuff as well

Here's a three minute introduction video as to who he is and what he does, damn I wish we where in the same continent so I could drop by to meet him.

 
I watched the engine build series. He said he doesn't care about the longevity at this point.. but man I couldn't believe how he was just hunkered right over that thing as he got it running and was testing it, with the valve covers off and flywheel spinning right by his jewels!! Safety third, I guess!!
 
I guess that's one of the positive aspects of living in the poorest county in Europe during a war, there's nobody there to tell you you can't or shouldn't do something you love!
 
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