Hello everyone! A few days ago I posted a picture of a rabbit I found in the wild. When I looked at the picture, it was very difficult to find. That game can be found here: So for today's animal find game,

After painting the engine with matte black high temperature paint and letting it dry, it's time to remove the masking from the parts of the engine that I do not want to be black. After we removed the masking,

Hello everyone! After masking off the areas of the engine that I do not want painted, I sprayed the engine with a high heat resistant matte black paint (It has a picture of a grill on the can). So I'm

For today's update, I'm showing the process I used to prepare the virago engine for painting and coating. When I sand blasted the engine, that process took it all the way down to the bare aluminum so now

To perform this conversion, there will have to be some modifications to the frame that involve welding. To prep for the welding, the paint must be removed down to the bare metal. The Virago frame has some

I bought this non-running 1986 Yamaha Virago xv700 with the intention of doing a cafe racer conversion. This video is when I got the engine running to make sure the bike was worth rebuilding. ▶️ DTube