Videos tagged with V-Twin

Dragonman details the meticulous process of rebuilding vintage V-twin motorcycle engines, including Shovelhead and Panhead models. The guide covers essential steps like engine testing, precise cylinder honing with specialized mandrels, performing multi-angle valve jobs on a Kwik-Way machine, and utilizing a boring bar and hydraulic press. He emphasizes the importance of having an extensive parts inventory for faster turnaround times and showcases his expertise in custom machining for Harley-Davidson components.

This YouTube video provides a quick class on adjusting push rods and timing for Harley-Davidson (HD) motors manufactured between 1936 and 1999. The creator aims to assist viewers who are reassembling their motors after repairs or machine work. They also offer their services for those needing such work done or who are unsure about any aspect of the process.

This video promotes Harley Davidson engine rebuilding services offered at Dragonman's. The service costs $1200 and includes parts and labor for rebuildable engines. It also directs viewers to their store for t-shirts. The focus is on the mechanical service and the shop itself.

This video documents the user's decision to destroy their second Harley-Davidson motorcycle. The motivation stems from the user's perception that the company has adopted 'woke' policies, leading to their dissatisfaction and subsequent action of dismantling the vehicle. The title explicitly mentions the destruction of a Harley and the reason behind it.

This video clip, based on its title and description, likely depicts the destruction of a Harley Davidson motorcycle due to the owner's perception of the brand becoming 'woke.' The content revolves around a personal statement of dissatisfaction, expressed through the act of destroying the vehicle. While the title uses the term 'woke Harley,' indicating a sentiment against perceived political stances, the core action is the physical dismantling of the motorcycle.

The video creator expresses dissatisfaction with Harley-Davidson's perceived 'woke' direction by destroying a Harley-Davidson Sportster. The creator calls out the manufacturer and invites discussion about changes, providing a contact email for business inquiries. The video uses a 'cannon' to destroy the motorcycle, implying a dramatic and destructive statement.

This YouTube video features a motorcyclist enjoying a beautiful day in Colorado Springs, riding a Harley Davidson. The creator emphasizes their practice of always carrying firearms and offers to show viewers the guns kept in their saddlebags. The video concludes with the creator heading to IHOP for breakfast. A link to purchase merchandise is also provided.

This video demonstrates the process of installing dual spark plugs in Harley Davidson motorcycle heads. The creator provides a visual guide showcasing the equipment used and the installation steps. They also offer their services for similar custom work, inviting viewers to contact them with their specific project needs and discuss pricing and logistics for shipping parts in for modification.

This video demonstrates the process of rebuilding Harley Davidson flywheels for models manufactured between 1936 and 1999. The presenter outlines a detailed procedure for shipping flywheels or entire lower ends to his shop for rebuilding. He also highlights additional services offered, such as shaving flywheels for higher RPMs, balancing flywheels (requiring piston weight), installing new camshafts, and rebuilding oil pumps. Shipping instructions are provided, emphasizing the use of milk crates and secure packaging for UPS or FedEx.

This video offers a concise guide to rebuilding Harley-Davidson motorcycle engines, covering heads, barrels, and the lower end. The presenter, from Dragonland, estimates the process takes about six hours, excluding major case repairs. It provides a visual overview of their rebuilding methods and encourages viewers to contact them for pricing and service inquiries. A link to their shop t-shirt is also included.

This video showcases a leisurely morning motorcycle ride on a "Dragon Harley" to IHOP for breakfast. The creator expresses affection for their vintage motorcycle, mentioning they've owned and ridden it since 1967. The video captures a beautiful day in Colorado Springs and aims to share a positive start to the day with viewers.

This video, titled '07 VTX1300 walk around at idle,' appears to be a simple visual presentation of a 2007 Honda VTX1300 motorcycle. The title suggests a 'walk around' style examination of the bike, focusing on its appearance and the sound of the engine at idle. Given the content and lack of firearms discussion, it falls outside the scope of firearm-related topics. The video's primary focus is likely on the motorcycle itself, its features, and its operational state.