I was 14 , dad took me to the Yamaha shop to pick up a throttle cable for my 75 Mx 175 , when we walked through the door the owner walked up to me and asked me if I was there to pick up my new bike? Dad had bought me a brand new 79 IT 175 . Flabbergasted I was 😯the best woods bike I ever had ! Wish dad Wes still here wish I still had that bike 😎

I like how Craig likes all bikes no matter what make or size

"All thanks to non-critical dimensions."  YES!  Dan just earned permission to keep talking in future videos.  Why your videos are so great!  Just like hanging out with my buddies in my garage working on stuff.  Have a great weekend guys and looking forward to next Friday's video.  🤟

They need Craig at Boeing. He puts the bolts in. Then he tightens them. Then he does the locking tab or castellated nut pin step. That way the wheels don't fall off.

5:40 I come for the bikes, I stay for Dan's commentary!

You should do a short video of you filming Dan as you talk him through a project. We hear him so much and see him so little. Give him his chance to shine…😁

Craig's the Bob Ross of fixing motorcycle's

Well, I can't usually be bothered to watch anything longer than 20 minutes, but I sat through the entire 47:17 of this and enjoyed every minute. Nicely done! 👍

15 minute montage of Dan dropping things synchronized to a drum solo. 😁

Craig would he an AWESOME shop teacher!

Noncritical Dimensions... I'm gonna call my next track that...

Don't ever shut up Dan. You and Craig is quickly becoming my new favourite pair on the interweb. I came for the bike stuff, I'm staying for you guys. You guys could be building Lego bikes and I'll be here watching. Cooking? Still here. Fishing? Hell yeah! Love you guys. Never stop being awesome.

When I hit a town with a “no engine brakes” sign, I turn it up full and let em rip!!!! That’s the sound of safety!!!!! 😂

Deep Thoughts with Dan...
"If a 10mm socket hits the floor and no ones around to hear it, does it make a sound?"

This has become a new favorite channel of mine. Fun banter and it feels like a couple friends hanging out and working on stuff. Turns out that what's his face moving away has paved the way for this greatness.

I met you at the York swap meet I didn't want to bother you so I gave a quick hand shake and told you how much I love your YouTube channel. It was great getting a chance to meet you. I wait in anticipation for your new video every week.

Those IT,s are great bikes. I had a 175 and a 125. The 175 was a ripper .wheelied like crazy. The 125 was pure fun riding in a sand pit in jersey. Thanks for great videos.

An ex military captain I used to work for....

'First casualty in any battle?.... the plan...'

Also....

'Nothing changes faster than a plan!'

Good work gentlemen. When that bike fired up, that’s the sound of my youth in the 1970s, took me right back there, when small 2-strokes were king!

When I was young a guy up the road had a IT 465, I can still hear it if I concentrate.