As I believe I've related here in the past, I have always been (and will probably always be) a lifelong learner. I think there's always more to learn and understand, and while I definitely forget plenty of things, it's usually because I'm trying my best to cram new information into my skull. And truly, I've always been this way. I mean, I was on my way to becoming a librarian at one point for a reason, you know?
Now, I've shared more than a few Brick House Builds videos here at RideApart over the years, for multiple reasons. One is hey, vintage Hondas, but another major one is BJ's strong skills at explaining and breaking down some of the things he's doing, so that those who aren't as experienced or skilled can begin to wrap their brains around them.
As a person who's been asking questions like "why" and "how" and "how does that even work" my entire life, that's the kind of content I think the Internet is for, quite frankly. With that in mind, it's genuinely exciting to see that BHB is taking it even further, and starting to school local kids (OK, one local kid so far) in the subtle art of Motorcycle Shop Class 101 (or Foundations, as they call it).
