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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
An amusing viewing but don't take it too seriously. He appears to be a self taught mechanic.You will learn little or nothing about how to rebuild a bike and at least one of the things he does is potentially dangerous (frame bolts fitted the wrong way round i.e. nuts to the inside so not apparent if they have loosened and dropped off).
I enjoyed it and actually watched it twice, more because I liked looking at the bike though than for his humour! I would recommend it to a friend.
I enjoyed it and actually watched it twice, more because I liked looking at the bike though than for his humour! I would recommend it to a friend.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
perfect introduction to the strip down of a unit triumph,for those who like taking things apart and putting them back together again, the complete bike. I found it very useful for showing strip down of cycle parts, a picture tells a thousand words!. Humour balanced well with the workshop scenes, also gives good insight to other skills ie wheel building.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
In all fairness to the guy - it is more for the experienced 'tinkerers' (by that I mean someone who knows the rights from the wrongs of bike building - like my husband), and it is just a basic DIY prog, not to mention that Mark (I think his name is - sorry can't remember) has other things on his mind ... as he is also a top vet including advising the Kennel Club!! (Impressive, eh?)
I'm not into the technicalities of motorcycles but I enjoyed watching it.
I would also recommend it for the amateur 'tinkerer' as well as it gives basic info on the workings of the Triumph.
I'm not into the technicalities of motorcycles but I enjoyed watching it.
I would also recommend it for the amateur 'tinkerer' as well as it gives basic info on the workings of the Triumph.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Not a complete Triumph
Although this was watch-able it all seems a touch 'flat'.
One niggle unless I missed it, when I was yawning, is where did he get the new handlebars from?? Read more
One niggle unless I missed it, when I was yawning, is where did he get the new handlebars from?? Read more
Published 11 months ago by Monk
A Bike is Born
Useful and enjoyable video if you are into old bikes. The style is very informal and makes for easy watching. Read more
Published on 24 Dec 2004 by Wedgie
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