we need a video where Craig buys a motorcycle that needs something fairly minor and Dan has to fix it on his own. Like if you agree so they will make it happen.

I’m 67, rode 65 miles yesterday on one of my two Honda 750s, and got my Craig and Dan fix today! Life is good!

The South African Defence Force did almost just that : took a Honda XR500, painted it Nutria brown, and called it a day!

Craig you inspired me to get my 79 Suzuki running after 7 years. It was good to hear her running again. Thanks 😀

So glad to see a properly packed bearing. It’s painful to see someone just rub grease on the outside and say it’s good.

I'll be honest, buddy and I have been having some not fun times lately and this video made us decide to grab some old trail bikes and bring them back to life. Bring some day trips and fun back to our lives like old times!

Craig living most of our dreams for a living! No greater high than getting a heap for cheap, then making it live and ride again!
Dan killing it as a sidekick, as always!

I kept waiting to see Craig drill and tap the first broken bolt he found.
I guess Greg will get it later.
Great job guys, keep on keeping on.

Fridays are truly the best. While at work waiting for the weekend to start, you get a notification that Craig posted. Now I have 2 things to look forward to when I get home. No work and a Craig video

Craig needs his own 'put a thumb in it' shirt

New video from the bearded mechanic my favorite thing of the week❤️❤️

That reaction on those bolts are not the rust being dissolved, but the protective zinc plating being ate away.....

Thanks for bringing back old broken-down bikes to life, even the literal basket cases. In this day and age where many things are intentionally manufactured to have a very limited lifespan, it's refreshing to see old classic bikes slowly getting a full make-over, returning them to their working glory days. Makes my day every time a project fires up and runs properly 👌.

How awesome is it to know that Craig and Dan went to the moon!

Craig you can’t forget this video platform good information and yet  funny enough to keep everyone watching ever school need this in there Tec classes to show kids it just nuts and bolts anyone can do it thank u Craig for everything brother

My first motorcycle, when I was 12, was a bike in a box. 5 boxes actually, a Yamaha DT90. I learned so much from that bike. In the 52 years since then I have bought dirt cheap, or in many cases was given, probably 30 motorcycles, atv’s, PWC’s, boats and even a hovercraft because I knew how to fix them, and did. Kids today, get off your phone and get your hands dirty!!! You’ll be glad you did.

my first bike came in a box :D
it was a 1984 suzuki gs550 ESE. dude rode it for 1000 miles then took it apart in 86 stored all the parts. i bought it in 2009 for 500$. i loved that bike

We need part 2

been working on bikes for decades and never seen a steering stem bearing puller !!! i want one...good video .

Would love to see this bike finished