Great job,  alway great to see what you can do with your hands

Bike sounds fantastic. Great job. Thanks for taking the time to document the build.

I loved my 83 IT. 89-94

It looks amazing. It’s definitely a labour of love bringing these old bikes back. Hope you can at least break even on it!

Great work … so sorry on the tank.  You did a stellar job

That would be awesome to have one
They are lots of fun.

Awesome job ! Sucks about the tank

Sounds awesome and goes really well.....beautiful example that is!! 😃

Great job!  I watched these videos prior to purchasing my own 1983 IT175.  Mine was in better condition but I gained much knowledge on the things I needed to repair.  I watched the fork seal replacement several times and successfully did it myself.  Thanks again!

I’m lucky enough to own two 1976 ITs. A 175 and a recently rebuilt 400…… love em.

Gorgeous! Great job! 👏

Awwww man I would love to have that bike.  You just don't see them anymore

IT's, KDX's ......ya gotta love 'em!!

You do impressive work. Thanks for the videos. Hope to see you start another resto soon

I had one in 1983 brand new. It's Best bike I ever owned. It was a lot of fun. I wouldn't hesitate owning another one

It turned out great, thanks for the documentation. I picked up a running survivor a few years ago; my nephew rebuilt the carburetor, and now it's running well. It just needs some cosmetic work now.

Fantastic job on that restoration. I am currently restoring an earlier 1980 IT175 in Australia and it's very difficult to source parts. It seemed pretty fast for a 175cc in your test ride.

I just bought a clark tank for my IT490… I saw your tank polishing so sorry on tank😢

Use WD 40 all the way through the tank restoration it will bring the integrity back into the plastic

It was just about indestructible. What I like about Yamaha is hey you can throw it down in the dirt. Come back 3 months later. Kick it twice and it'll start