It's amazing that you explain piece by piece, part by part. You don't leave anything behind. I have learned so much as you explain this.
Thanks so much

This series still makes a difference for people like me assembling old Honda CB750's. Much appreciated.

Thanks for naming your cat after me

Great Job and I am learning so much. bought a new 74 CB750K as a young 21 YO Marine Sgt and hated selling it. now have a 76 CB750K and will never let it go.  Thanks again Ret USMC Semper Fi  from Pensacola Fl

Ive been watching your videos EVERY week for a year now and its just so darn impressive how much you know without having to look anything up. I just hope I have as much knowledge as you do one day...slowly but surely.

Dean I missed ya last weekend. Sunday morning wasn't the same without seeing another step closer to seeing this bike take shape!

Hello 👋 Your videos are truly first-class and really helpful! Best wishes from Austria

what a great series of videos. I can't believe it's already 22 episodes in, at roughly 30 minutes each, and still ignition and carbs to go! Really goes to show, when you look at a bike that's been rebuilt, just how much work has been done.

you’re gold mate,

Such an awesome series. Can't wait to see the finished bike!

I gave a "thumbs up" immediately after the intro.

A lot of work done so well !! Cool to see that all the work you done on that works good. Can't wait to hear it runs!
A french fan

Hey! I just watched the whole CB750 series in a day xD This is crazy, I really want to get busy on a project like this. Thanks for the dedication, you are awesome !

Hahaha! I love the intro! :D

WOW! Exciting!!  No, not the engine moving, but those SpArKs!!  Hope that didn't mess up that pretty aluminum block with nasty looking burn marks. Be careful there, Dean.

Ok, now I am binge watching you. Congrats on your impending nuptials. My CB550 race bike is part CB750, and a bit of CB900 as well. Love what you are doing, keep up the good work.

I'm getting withdrawal symptoms; this is worse than waiting for Breaking Bad!

If anyone's wondering, there are actually aluminum crush washers that go on the oil lines to the tank. They were probably still in the lines when you went to connect them, Dino.

You are getting so close to the much anticipated vroom vroom time

Loved the intro!!! Can't wait to see the engine running