Before I start ‘publicly’ documenting my work on the 1966 Dual Twin Bridgestone motorcycle, I want to cover a bit about how I handle the administrative part of a project.
Let me start out by letting you know that I admire the guy that can take a car or motorcycle a part, toss everything in a box and then put it all back together. Oh how I wish that were me, but I don’t even pretend to have that super power. Nope, I need to help.
So I take images and videos to make sure I know how the cabling, tubing and electrical were laid out and where the parts came from and (hopefully) where they go back on. It also serves the secondary purpose of making these blog entries a but more informative/helpful and entertaining. “Entertaining?” you might ask. Yes, I’m not a cinematography and I don’t do retakes and I don’t edit videos, so what you see is what get.
I wasn’t lying about not being a video editor….but I assure that wasn’t sideways when I took it. (I don’t think….LOL)
But you get the idea.
Next we are going to start the disassembly.
Thanks for reading.
Tim
