RESTORED FOR ONLY £1000! SEE START TO FINISH…1982 SUZUKI RM 250
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Published 2024-06-28
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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All Comments (21)
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Dude, you are on a different level of talent.🎉🎉🎉
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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.
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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.
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It’s all extraordinary, but man, the plastics, again, outstanding
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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!!!
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I was already missing the updates, but now this masterpiece of a video restauration made me very happy. Greetings from AN Austrian fan!
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Absolutely fantastic well done for saving it👍👍
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Brought back a lot of memories here, amazing work well worth the effort in saving the bike and its parts <3
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Wow,brings back memories. I brought one brand new in 1982 from my local dealer for £1299. It was an absolute rock out of the gate. I got many wins and holeshots on it. Well done on the restoration. 👏👏👏
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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
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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!!
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Mr Suzuki would be so proud 👏, well done, incredibly outstanding work, regards from Australia 🇦🇺.
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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!
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FANTASTIC! - i hope this gets you a million views!
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Wow Absolutely fantastic. Had one in 1982 best MX I owned. It was a rocket :) Whit JT silencer . Great job.
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would have definatley cut the silencer to de carbonize it , get that factory fresh sound !
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O boy just in time ❤❤❤❤❤
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The master of restorations at work!
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my first dirt bike was a 1983 rm 250 which I used for trail riding, and enduro racing.(lights run off a battery, and made up number plate). looking at the tank, and rad scoops on that one, i think mine may have been a 1982. it looks like I got conned back in 1987. anyhoo... i've had lots of dirt bikes since, and raced enduro up to 2006. I never experienced suspension as good as that one. I had one kx 250(1987),, three cr250's,(1992, 1996, and the beast 1998. Also a gas gas ec 250 2001( road legal finally). None of them even came close to the suspension of the old RM. great job with the restoration.
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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👍👍
