How To Project Plan the Perfect Bike Build with Aaron Colton

If there's one thing that can make or break a good DIY build, it's a plan. In this clip, Aaron Colton breaks down his fine-tuned technique for creating the road map for a perfect bike build. 

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[puremoto]

Absolutely love the muffin tray idea! Implementing today. Also, thanks for the shoutout and glad we could help connect you with a local shop with the bearings in stock.

[renplaysvlogsandgaming]

you guys are awesome keep up the great work

[curzonx]

Aaron, love your videos, your garage, and your builds! Please keep them coming!!!

[ToModorNottoMod]

So entertaining. Great job. Not everyone is good behind the camera and mechanically. You are doing a great job!

[marcushosmer]

This is awesome. I am going to be using this method for the Jeep I am working on.

[yamahaxs]

Some amazing information. Love the spreadsheet idea, too! I normally organize well enough, but this will take me to the next level! Thanks!

[NovaleraGaming]

Step 1: have money
Step 2: know how to rebuild one

[StraightLineCycles]

The Diecycle is coming along, check it out guys!

[Jokestbh]

why ceracote every thing not keep it black original

[berube]

Biggest step is having money lol. Im sure many would love to restore/rebuild a bike but it is a bit of an investment. I restored a 1986 Honda cr500 2 years ago at probably the worst time I could have done it. Wasnt working but stumbled upon the bike for a great deal. Next thing I know I'm almost 5k into it and broke lol. Then had the bike stolen and thought well now im 100% screwed, then got it back 6 weeks later and still made money when I sold it. Was quite the experience. Id like to restore another bike but not in the cards at the moment.

[gonzo]

Or you do this all in your Head and when You forgot some reorder it