. I buy bikes when they are worth next to nothing, this means I inevitably end up having to do a lot of work but I like it that way! I'm currently riding a 1999 Yamaha XJR1300 Which I'm taking to a track day at Snetterton this month. It's probably the equivalent of taking a spoon to a gun fight but I don't like making life easy for myself! 
I'm here because I have an incurable addiction to motorbikes and I want to learn to make videos.
Welcome to the forum bud!
Of course. I would go for the cheaper option which is the Japanese bikes since parts are mass produced.That is a great goal! I would advise starting with a small single cylinder Japanese bike as they are easier to work on and parts are cheap / readily available, there are loads of benefits of starting small. Oh and try not to start with a bike that is a complete money pit!
I don't record working on bikes at the moment because sometimes it can be a handfull just fixing things let alone trying to record it as well! Although, maybe if I got a tripod that would make it possible. I am new to the video game tbh. If people want to see it I will give it a go though!
Plans are afoot!Thanks! I'm sure you can squeeze a project bike in your life somewhere!
