Fixing the Tiger Cub Frame I broke // Paul Brodie's Shop

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[motoramavlog]

Thats probably way better aligned than they came from the factory😁

[_zzpza]

Knowing how to fix your mistakes is quite possibly the greatest skill anyone can have. Kudos to you Paul.

[gordonhenagar]

That frame is probably straighter now than most motorcycle frames of that age, Great job!

[petermckee]

Wonderful skill. It's a joy watching you work. Many thanks.

[jimallen]

Always a pleasure hanging out in your shop Paul.

[willieckaslike]

Always a pleasure to watch a true professional, especially one who not only admits his mistakes, but also corrects them. Thank you for sharing !

[thebones]

Yeah, that was more difficult than it first looked but as usual Paul Brodie wasn't phased. oh no! Chapeau to you Paul, as we say in a rather wet France.

[OnlyShrimps]

precision repairs on an imperfect frame

[jamescain]

I ❤️ Paul Brodie (and Mitch )! My Sunday mornings have never been more enjoyable than watching you fix things.. Genius. 🤘🤘🤘🤓

[cinemafx]

Love the car jack hand rest. Brilliant.

[mother]

I used to work for a motorcycle frame manufacturing company here in Red Deer Alberta and although the triumph is lighter we would plug weld the slugs on repairs like that.

[salvadorsepulveda]

You're a great teacher, Thank you. Blessings 🙏

[sidwainhouse]

You have too much faith in Triumphs manufacturing tolerances... 🤣

Very nice repair!!!

[s.jaerc]

Wednesdays and Saturdays.: kick back and relax watching the Mitch and Paul show. Nice Job repairing your "mistake" Mr. Brodie.

[michaelgillen]

Mr. Brodie, I like your style and your content. Always well done. Thank you for being you!

[bigbird]

Showing some of that Allen Millyard style. Nice. And nice catch.

[tomfortson]

Hey Paul & Mitch, another great show! You've, quite possibly, made that old Tiger Cub frame straighter than it was before the "Terrible Mistake"! You really finessed that splice of the good seat tube fittings!!! Love it!

[JohnnieBravo]

Holy crap, what an awesome (and timely) video Paul. I have just finished a repair on the swingarm of one of our 4-wheelers, using very similar techniques. Watching you do yours gives me confidence that what I tried doing was the right procedure. Good grief, what an education that was, trying to learn what was bent on that quad. It was an education just trying to figure out HOW to find out what was bent, and stumble through different measurement techniques (trials and errors). After I figured out how to determine it was the swingarm, and not the frame, I unfortunately spent the money to order a new one, at the same time I was learning I could repair the old one, by tying it down on my milling machine table, and tweaking it back into shape with pressure. And heat. So now I have 2 good swingarms for it. Yay me. I always look forward to your videos.

[Rafael-xyti]

that´s my man, old school ! Just how it is!

[ОлександрФедосєєв-цх]

Paul, Mitch congrats with 2 year birthday) KEEP ON!) THANKS!