After the last shop scratched my wheels changing tires, I decided to buy the equipment and do my own changing and balancing going forward. I mounted a new set of Road Attack 4s yesterday, only now I s...

It's time to rework the rear of Sandy! Namely: redo the tail, make a new wing, integrate LED lights, and paint some elements. Make yourself comfortable, make some tea/coffee and let's go! As you reme...

Changing my rear tire so at the same time I thought I would install these LighTech chain slack adjusters. I love how precise they are and how easy it is to do an adjustment by counting clicks!...

Now it will be very convenient to glue the tank "inside" and disconnect it from the matrix. Putting the top 3 components together, I got a 2-part matrix, with which we work further in this sequence:...

It is a pleasure to welcome you again, dear reader! This is already our 6th meeting within the Sandy project. Today I will try to fully describe the process of making a fiberglass fuel tank for a scr...

What i can say for the time owning it -I mesure 1,66m and with the lowering kit Ride height is perfect ? -The heated grips are a absolut must ! -quick shift works great !...

We continue working on the Sandy project. For those who don't know yet - it is dedicated to building a unique scrumbler based on Yamaha YBR 125 motorcycle. Many people will say that it is strange, com...

When it arrived the other day I just threw it on quickly to see if I'd be able to get both seats on. When it rains the water filters through and when it's hot there's plenty of air flow under you....

It's time to work more closely on the front part of our Scrambler. There is plenty of space for creativity here, so I decided to do everything at once and little by little - what I had enough free ti...

I'm changing my battery in my 05 R1. I get to the part when you have to get to the screw and the YouTube video says up use 5/16 but driver, but my screw is round so it won't fit. Headed now for some...

And we keep going on and on... As you remember, it was decided to introduce a more powerful fork - from Suzuki GN 125, and also at the same time to install roller bearings in the steering column. But...

Hello everyone! You and I continue to work on the Sandy project - a small scrambler based on the Yamaha YBR125 motorcycle....

The first thing I wanted to do after buying the donor was to remove the EGR system and clean and tune the carburetor so I wouldn't have to revisit these issues later. EGR is a gas recirculation syste...

R1 Parts Required (all other parts are re-usable)  - Forks - Upper Triple Clamp - Lower Triple Clamp...

This is a step by step video including torque specs....

Hopefully re-fit the rear wheel, rear brake tomorrow...