Triumph 650 Rebuild DVD

[The Seeker]

Lowbrow Customs & Four Aces Cycle have teamed up to release the new and improved Triumph 650 Rebuild DVD! This is a great tool for that next engine rebuild project:

"On this comprehensive four-hour dvd, show-winning bike builder and acclaimed British motorcycle expert Wes White of Four Aces Cycle teaches engine teardown and step-by-step cleaning, inspection and reassembly in concise, easy-to-follow chapters. Professional mechanics and enthusiasts alike will find Wes's hard-earned shop secrets invaluable."

http://lowbrowcustoms.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=242

 

[CarlS]

Thanks for the resource!

 

[DaveM]

I think even if you are not doing a rebuild this would be an interesting DVD to have

 

[HKChris]

Another one to consider? Oracle 3

 

[HKChris]

This link works better

Oracle 3

 

[Bloodknot]

This link works better

Oracle 3

Unfortunately the original link you posted got hijacked by some scrote but the author has confirmed to me that this one is the real deal. Thanks for posting.

This database is incredible, all for the price of a round of drinks. Not only all of your parts lists and workshop manuals but tons of other stuff as well.

 

[Bloodknot]

Also, if you don’t want to buy the DVD the Lowbrow engineering whizz, Todd, did a series showing the complete strip and rebuild of a 650 unit lump. I originally found these on Prime but you can pick them up on YouTube now.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL123JcNpeLQq1ix1yHfKT_WIX0srC_YaD

 

[NM Bonny]

I see that this is an older thread, but wanted to note that Lunmad, who died not terribly long ago, had posted an entire series showing himself rebuilding the bottom end of a Unit 650:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF5BDD076BF5A08A8

Someone has obviously undertaken to keep his videos hosted, and he has lots of them on maintaining and repairing various aspects of his OIF conical brake Bonneville. https://www.youtube.com/@lunmad

He was a character but shows most operations in real time, cutting away only when performing certain repetitive tasks (though not always).