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Sadly they are utter crap build quality. I made the mistake and dropped £15k on one. After a 20 mile (oil covered) ride the bike went to SRM for a survey. The bike had been wired up incorrectly, the frame wasn’t straight, the engine had 60” piston in an 80” bore, the gearbox was cracked and crankcases didn’t match. The hollow breather cam had been replaced by a solid cam so the engine couldn’t breathe, the rear break light had been connected to the brake obis a eve of chain link. The sit on but the eventually for repair up to the standard I should age river it was £10k. Even after all this the bike can’t be registered due to the fact Jerry took the frame numbers out the back of the Rickman book and stamped up new frames! DVLA shut him down yet he still sells them.DVLA has also removed the region dents over 150 of the original limited edition Steve MQueen bikes

It would have been criminal to paint the frame, absolutely lovely work.

Why using the clutch? No flat foot shifting?

Do you flux dip your rod? Or is it part of the rod?

how stron is this compare to regular TIG adition weld:??

It seems you really have to get the tubing red hot far longer than tig welding. Surely, there must be a risk of the tubes warping in some way hence misalignment

Frigging amazing work

Its That your Chair Creaking or the Frame? Every Time I hear a Creak, Ting, Tick or Crack I know that there is a Stress Point Forming in the Joints across the whole system. Work Heat the Entire frame then Fusion Tack all the Joints, Then One should Go about the Fine Brazing procedures you are doing. I'm not telling you what to do, I'm coming from lotus Race team experience as a TIG Welder and I would like to take up Old Skool Brazing to make Bicycles in as my Hobby. In the moment I am here to learn from your Beautiful Work. I have not attempted to Braze since Jr. school.

What a kind of bronze filler rod is that? No need flux?

This is beautiful worksmanship! Really enjoyed watching

I love this style of welding. Super strong and tuff. Have you tried TIG braising? 🇦🇺🤜🏼🤛🏼😎☮️☮️🍀

Espetacular!

I would prefer it TIG'd if it were my bike, but decent technique nonetheless.

nice fitment of joints and the braze looks too good to paint. i would prep and clear the bare metals to show off the time you spent. to bury behind paint would be waste full of your art work.

really nice

Looks very time consuming compared to TIG welding, I'm curious as to why you are you using this process? Dissimilar metals? A type of metal that can't be TIG welded? You're putting a lot of heat into the thin of a pipe with that big of a weld I would have to think that that's not very good I would have to think that stress fractures could be an issue.

Un trabajo magnífico ,todo un arte

Please forgive the dumb question, what's the advantage of brazing a frame compared to welding?

Beautiful work nothing looks as pretty a bare braze welded frame.

youre not messing about, are you now👍👍👍

All the videos I've watched on welding techniques, no one talks about breathing technique, 😊

Im still trying to find an outlet to buy bronze tig rods 😢

Gorgeous looking brother!

I assume you are using a gas fluxer by the the flame unfortunately some that bànned them in gb

I have a question, why do you prefer to braze with bronze? What are the advantages compared to conventional welding? anyway you are an artist.

Had no idea Moto 2 chassis were brazed steel. This is porn!

Beautiful work. Why braze, why not weld, isn't welding stronger?

Incredible work! Thank you for the video

I left wondering what the tubing is; Chrome molly or Titanium?

It's beautiful, how strong is it? I'd tend to think very. Bend before break is better in my mind

Why is this method used when TIG and MIG exist?

I'd happily have that frame as a piece of art in my living room. Absolutely superb.

looks awesome! genuine question, why this method over conventional tig/mig methods? great insight into how its done

What would be the reason to bronze braze as opposed to other forms of welding? I always heard it was inferior and only used in applications where strength isn't important, like cookware, or buckets. Yet here you are using it on a performance motorcycle frame. My grandpa was a smart guy, but he didn't know everything, and he fully admitted to that, but he always said that the metals don't mix when bronze brazing, resulting in a weaker bond.

Whats the strength compared to a weld?

If this is considered an exercise of craftsmanship I appreciate the technique and the skill of this operator but this way to joint metal has very poor mechanical strength and is not definitely the right choice to assemble a frame of a vehicle!!!

This is difficult in This Quality. I am Not Talented.

Talking about Art of Craft, Man! Thats f'n beautiful of a Job... Thanks for show&tell cool stuff😎

why would you braze somthing that can easily be welded with filler of the same material?

Hi. You said 16 gauge about 4mm. Do you mean 1.6mm thickness?

Is there an advantage of brazing instead of welding? I always tought welding is superior

What is the advantage over tig or mig weld?

Great, and then there's this Bonnie placed there, in the background...

Brazing is strong enough for this? Surprising. I would have welded (MIG, stick or TIG) it. Looks great.

Man you make this look easy. All I can remember about brazibrazing is it felt like herding cats. I had so much trouble with the filler just melting into a big puddle no matter how careful I was with the torch

Just wondering why I'm not seeing any flux? And what exactly is the make-up of the rod you are using...

Wow Amazing Work!

Если есть знающие люди- расскажите, почему именно пайка, а не сварка mig или tig???😊

Wow beautiful brazing skills but y not tig or mig with steel regardless great skills

You make this look so easy and Looks Absolutely Amazing!!! I went to school for Welding and blueprints in 1997, When we were learning to braze, All the Popping and Slag flying like Sparks everywhere, I don’t think I’ve ever laughed that had in my life!!!! Great video