That bike looks like a "wallhanger", the type that was fairly common in the 70,s and 80,s ...generally in a themed restaurant or roadhouse.

@ronnyspanneveld8110

21 күн бұрын

Correct.

@jhoncho4x4

21 күн бұрын

He is lucky the engine case and transmission have any parts inside them at all. Piece it back out and lesson learned. I used to find bikes like this in flea markets. I could tell they were pieced together fake bikes. Usually, they had cracked cases or a major issue.

@btower1157

21 күн бұрын

I would agree with you by my first impression. Looks like a wall display I was looking at in an "Old Navy" a month ago.

@juliancrooks3031

21 күн бұрын

It would be cool if they could get it running, not to restore but just a running bike to ride around for antique bike rallies.

@mokokawi

21 күн бұрын

great times 🤗

There is something so calming about Matt. I love the way he explains stuff and goes through the bike. His beard is fantastic too!

@BikesandBeards

21 күн бұрын

Couldn't agree more!

@bradcohen7330

20 күн бұрын

I thank God for blessing me and my family $11,500 weekly profit is something I would never dream of. God is good.

@DavidHutchison-mk8pr

20 күн бұрын

@@bradcohen7330 I’m also trying to figure someway out to increase my financial status. Please how is that possible?

@CarlosFoster-tb6lo

20 күн бұрын

I also want to gain financial freedom, how is that possible?

@jerryb113

19 күн бұрын

Edibles. Lol

Obviously Mecum doesn't employ any bike experts to authenticate potential inventory. That's called "Misrepresentation of sale". If you aren't given appropriate time to do your own due diligence with an expert, pass on the sale.

@kurtfoulke5130

21 күн бұрын

That's called Buyer Beware. If you are foolish enough to bid 13 grand on something that you know nothing about, you can't blame the auction.

@bernardowens1648

21 күн бұрын

@kurtfoulke5130 I can blame the auction because I spent 22 years working at one of the world's largest auto auction companies. That sort Bait and Switch isn't good business. The company I worked for didn't allow that sort of thing to happen. If a sale was made and it was proven the vehicle sold was "Misrepresented" at the time of sale the transaction would have been voided and proceeds returned to the buyer. That's just good business. You don't allow the good name of the company to be brought down over a few thousand dollars.

@kurtfoulke5130

20 күн бұрын

​@bernardowens1648 Nothing was misrepresented - It's just Shawn creating drama.

@bernardowens1648

20 күн бұрын

@@kurtfoulke5130 Presented for sale as a "1929 Harley" with no documentation and a hodgepodge parts list of everything except 29' Harley parts, some of which were "faux" parts.

@kurtfoulke5130

20 күн бұрын

​@@bernardowens1648show me the Mecum Auction description of this item, stop assuming Shawn is being honest.

Matt is an encyclopedia and Harley Google combined.

@BikesandBeards

22 күн бұрын

yeah he is its amazing

@recoilrob324

21 күн бұрын

@@BikesandBeards Totally agree...every video with Matt is a Must Watch! I learn so much from him and he seems like a really good dude too!

@AndyAitken

21 күн бұрын

He really is and I was thinking the exact same thing.

@michelcapel

21 күн бұрын

And a great narrator. And too polite to not let his time be wasted by a type like srk.

@tomper2204

21 күн бұрын

Third generation knowledge at that

Bring bike to shop to inspect on lift. Puts bike on lift, crouches around bike with flashlights and NOT using lift

@xZero197

21 күн бұрын

Lol you didn’t watch the whole video did you?

@M.TTT.

20 күн бұрын

Lmao I just got to this part too 😂

@xZero197

20 күн бұрын

@@M.TTT. 🤣🤣🤣

Buddy they parted out the bike and sold you Frankensteins skin..

@davidcollin1436

19 күн бұрын

They can't be bothered to do that, owners submit it for auction, put a minimum price or not, sold as is without guarantee, the auction takes its %. End of story.

Wheels Through Time is a must see for any MC enthusiast. The volume of old stuff is amazing. And Maggie Valley NC is a beautiful little village.

@051570orion

21 күн бұрын

Haven't been there but I intend to go even if I have to go by myself , don't think the wife would want to go there . Lol

@darksu6947

21 күн бұрын

​@@051570orionHave you considered trading her in on a new model that actually enjoys doing the same things as you? 😂

You bought a 13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 , 18 , 19. Johnny Cash motorcycle Cadillac . ❤ you man 🤪

"Everything is coming up Milhouse" is awesome 👍💯

That 1914, though! I can't imagine going over 100 mph on that thing...

Have a blessed day everyone. Ride safe!

I can listen to Matt all day long. Love it when you visit him. And your WLDR looks amazing! I can't wait for you to walk us through it.

Looking forward to watching this when I get home. Bikes & Beards inspired me to get a motorcycle. Thanks buddy!

Don't have a motorcycle. Never have, probably never will. But I still enjoy these videos.

@mobius-1503

5 күн бұрын

Here with you on that. I just love engines and enjoy seeing other wrenchers workin their craft. Aircraft too.

@billsheppard2433

3 күн бұрын

@@mobius-1503I used to be the same way. Now I have multiple bikes and have even crashed one, but I still can’t imagine my life without motorcycles. I seriously recommend that you give it a try. If you like the older stuff, something that a beginner could ride that is also affordable would be an Ironhead sportster.

@mobius-1503

3 күн бұрын

@@billsheppard2433 very intresting you went from zero to multiple. I did desert way back. Have an old yamaha. Those heavy lil raptor quads from back in the day....and yea..the thrill of rippin thro those trails is something now that im recalling.

@billsheppard2433

3 күн бұрын

@@mobius-1503 It’s an addiction lol. I like trying out different bikes and getting different experiences. I have just found some along the way that I love.

"Where else would the baby sit? You can't strap them to the sissy bar anymore, people frown on that." Matt's humor is great. Always a great video when you go to see Matt.

@IceTTom

13 күн бұрын

You creating subtitles for the deaf?

@pootmahgoots8482

13 күн бұрын

@@IceTTom No, I'm quoting something from the video to add context to my comment.

Love the wheels thru time collaboration!!!😊❤

It was great meeting both of you guys last Monday I thoroughly enjoyed talking to you ❤️ Sean I was the guy with the Pennzoil Fatboy that Matt thinks Dale painted that wants to donate it to the museum

Been watching your channel since the start of lockdown, and I love the content you make, and I don’t even ride! Looking forward to what you do next.

I love dude's honesty as y'all went through the parts.

I live on a farm, only rode three and four wheelers my whole life,I appreciate the beauty and history of motorcycles. I love your channel!

@SportbikerNZ

8 күн бұрын

You've got to add 2 wheelers to your to your skill set :)

Absolutely love the wheels through time collections!! Honestly in the antique motorcycle world probably on the far cheaper side for some knowledge at 13k. Great video!

It was a great surprise bumping into you at Wheels through Time last week. I appreciate you and Matt taking a few minutes to talk to me (I am the big guy from Iowa that was talking to you about the Road Dog). I have enjoyed your channels for quite a while.

Just seeing two of my favorite Harley people together makes this video super cool.

I could just sit and listen to this guy stories. It’s nice to see a younger dude like that with that much knowledge about Harleys.

The coolest thing about wheels through time is the bikes still run and drive.

Another cool video always enjoy the content really like when you and Matt hangout never disappointed. Have a good day and stay safe Jimmy from North Attleboro Mass.

How is that despite not being a bike rider/enthusiast, or someone who is from your part of the world, I find your restoration vids fascinating? The skills and talent (and history) on display is so interesting to me. Keep up the good work.❤

love these episode with Matt. He Spews knowledge !!! a true Maestro of his "craft"

Matt is one of the coolest,calmest guys you'll ever meet

🤣🤣 lol almost had me on the start up hahah great vids thank you 🙏

Dude is an encyclopedia, i love listening to knowledge and stories from guys who live and breathe whatever they're interested in, even if im not interested myself

I love this channel so much im a 43 year old single dad and i this channel has inspired me to to get my first motorcycle i am working hard to save up to try and buy one im thinkg like a honda shadow those seem cheap and able to get i am so excited and thankful to this channel for giving me the courage on this journey when i get one i will send a pic of the new baby to your email to show you what i get !!! will be a bit but one day!! ill be riding !!

Shawn, Matt, Craig and Dan are my favorite people on the internet 💪

@kurtfoulke5130

21 күн бұрын

That is just sad 😢

That shot with you starting the bike was awesome. I was like NO Way😂 then you panned out

Old school bikes, old school ways, never gets old and I'm pretty sure Matt knows what I'm talking about😊

That production quality! This is TV show level!!!!

Your channel along with bearded mechanic and wheels through time are three of my favorite KZread channels. Everyone should go to Wheels through Time at least once a year. Amazing place!!! I don’t even have a motorcycle!

As a restorer, I understand how much time and money you need to devote to getting this motorcycle in order. I've worked on several vintage Harleys. The oldest motorcycle I rode was a German Victoria from 1927. Currently working on a 1913 Wanderer. Good luck!

Hell yeah Bikes and Beards!! I'm in the process of growing back my fuzz

My neighbor purchased an old 500 triumph, that used to sit in a store window here in downtown Birmingham… it was missing a lot of internal parts and he never did get it running.. he sold it about a month ago to somebody down in Louisiana who is going to try to get it to run… you “ 29” Looks like a bike you might find at Cracker Barrel…on display… I hope you do get it running…👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Or sitting inside as a display in a small motorcycle shop …good luck ..👍🏻🙏🏻👍🏻

I'm going to agree with some others and say it was likely a display piece at a business or outside some enthusiasts house. If it was just a quick attempt at auction bait I doubt they would have cared to stop it from rusting.

Looks like a shop or restaurant show piece

Great stuff! Bonus is a look behind the scenes at Wheels Through Time. A great museum.

loved it man great vid

Love your content man. Just had some family move to Columbia. Will have to come up some time.

Old bikes are so cool!

I was gutted when you moved because i love the dynamics between you and craig but, now craig has a channel too it almost the best of both worlds! 2 very different but also very similar! Craigs videos are more mechanical and informative (not that i dont learn anything from you!). And your channel is more riding and biker lifestyle stuff. Both are equally awesome, entertaining and informative and, when you guys team up every now and then, thats when the real magic happens!😂 Thank you ❤

Ol Matt was pretty interested in some of them parts.. bargaining chip.

That 1914 is jaw dropping. I'm not even a bike guy.

"he wouldn't have called us if it wasn't old".... Facts💪

If there was one person to take the bike to and especially to fix up, it is Matt. His Dad taught him a lifetime of knowledge. I do miss Dale. I am not a bike guy, but this old stuff keeps me interested...

The knowledge and talents of Matt are incredible and awesome.

I liked the video of you and Kendall, good job man!

Isn't the Rajah jump seat for when you have a passenger? Certainly, that's what I've seen in photos with the rider forward on the jump and the passenger on the main seat.

Every time I see a video especially yours because A you love Harleys and that you are a mechanic. I had a friend many years ago Bruce Burns from South New Jersey area. Bruce was a special guy because he was a deaf mute. He could hold his face to a car truck or motorcycle and tell you via his wife or daughter translating the words to you. Bruce could diagnose the problem tell you exactly what parts you need to buy. And then 99.99999% of the time Bruce would fix your problems for free. Him his wife Nancy and the daughter Trisha were all like family to me

I was there last Monday. I walked past the WLDR and thought man that looks a lot like Sean’s bike. 🤦🏻‍♂️

I just love your tanks especially your haps and your hawk is beyond awesome . I recently got a 7cm hawk and 4cm trout they are in a 3×2×2 grow out tank atm and growing quickly they will be transfered to the 6×2×2 in time.

Reminds me of the time a friend found a 1916 Indian Powerplus, literally a barn find in a little township in New Brunswick. 13,000, you couldn't lose. I would do a teardown to check engine internals. If you find enough parts that are good, I would collect enough parts to get it running. Not restore it. This is my initial thought before I finish the video. Now to continue on with the video.... :)

He just seems like an overall good dude with a wealth of knowledge beyond what I'm able to fathom.

There was a little bit of ASMR in the sound of that engine and revenge it up I'm talking about the very first bike that they fired in the beginning of the video at 10:20 when they fired up the engine and that engine sounded pretty damn good and the little bit of ASMR was a nice touch I m3an at keast for me cause it triggered my ASMR and gave me the tingle sensation when listening to part kf the engine especially when he revved it up it really triggered my ASMR and I am so glad that I am a perrin that is able to experience ASMR because some ppl have it and some ppl don't have ASMR. I listen to ASMR every night to fall asleep.

I just want to let you know that I recently subscribed and have watched all your videos. I enjoy your content and as a new rider I have learned a lot from watching and picked up some good habits that may have saved my life. I was in an accident earlier today and came out with minor injuries thanks to some of the habits I have picked up from watching your videos. I see you put on a jacket and a helmet everytime you go out on the road and that has rubbed off on me so I started doing it as well. Also your faith in god has been a great inspiration that caused me to start praying and being thankful again more than I have been. Unfortunately my bike was totaled and it was a hit and run. A guy in a white work van ran a stop sign and I tried to avoid him but there wasn’t enough time to react. I hit his rear quarter panel at around 50mph and was thrown and rolled down the state route I was on. He never slowed down on checked to see if I was ok or even alive for that matter. The sheriff said the probably won’t be able to find him. So I ended up injured and without a bike. Gods hand must’ve been over me and kept me safe enough to limp away. Keep doing what you are doing it’s informational and inspiring to newer riders.

@CaptainCraigKWMRZ

12 күн бұрын

Thank God.😮

@BikesandBeards

11 күн бұрын

i ve been down enough times to know that you always need to be ready

Nice video Sean.. I really thought you guys got that bike started.. Keep well and keep twisting that wrist..

A fun watch, just to hear these relics run.

Congrats on your first HOG man. Great shot.

That dude probably knows more stuff about classic American bikes than anyone. He's the Rainman of Motorcycles. I love watching "experts" talking about their loves....It can be about anything bikes, furniture etc....I once watched a 90 minute video with a barbwire collector.

@arvidsolli7698

17 күн бұрын

Same for me. Anyone totally snowed-in on a subject use to be facinating to listen to.

Tennessee here in the chat... Just West of Knoxville. Nice job representing with that shirt good sir

Every year in a small village in the UK called kinlochleven their is a dirt bike trial even called the pre 65s, which is for old dirt bikes (mainly British) from before 1965, some of the people their do sell bikes as well.

I could listen to Matt read a phone book I'd love a look in his parts stash

So awesome!! I live in Jersey but my bucket list has wheels through time on it

@BikesandBeards

21 күн бұрын

You should!

Looking over my original Harley-Davidson factory literature collection, I see no "29JX" marked motor mentioned anywhere -- only 29J, JL, JD, JDH, JDF and JDL marked motors. Either the number is spurious (fake) or it is indeed uncommon and rare.

I’m building an 1946 Harley Davidson 45WR where did you get the tailpipe for the racer you just took home

Yes your WLDR does look amazing !!! And I'm not even. Harley man .

Everything is coming up Millhouse!

I have a video for you to consider: order and review one of those $1k-minibikes from Ali that look like the one made (originally by Brent Walter I believe) like a Beetle fender with two wheels Cheers

Very cool. Thanks for sharing……!

Love when you two get together. Now all you need is Graig! Thank you for the bible verse. When will you have an open house/meet and greet?

25:34 kicks three times…and says one kick 🤣🤣🤣

Wow... live and learn Thanks everyone

WOW...that WLDR looks great 👍...

I miss you being around as often Sean, Even with all of your Jesus. Never get tired of your videos

😮it happens better luck next time love the content

Maybe it was put together to be shown in some motorcycle shop as just something to look at but not real closely. Pleanty of Harley dealerships have old bikes on platforms above the reach of customers as just bikes to exhibit a feeling of nostalgia.

You got a really nice trim on the beard in this video 👍

You've got to give things a closer look before parting with the (many) greenbacks - a lesson learnt.

This is a link for a 1915 or 1917 bike for sale. It expensive and rare. Thought it would be worthy of a look by you.

i love your videos guys

You might want to do a facetime with Matt, next time before you buy.

Respect to Matt, an honest mechanic. "The seat is $1000, but if i were you, i wouldn't buy it."

Hey Sean, I'm wanting to buy a motorcycle out of state and transfer the title to my state (Florida). Would you be able to make a video on how you do that and some of the stuff you would need from the seller?

I got a 70s Suzuki t500 2stroke street bike how hard is it to get this thing back road worthy hasn’t ran I a few years I was told

I rode as a baby on the tank, that seat is crazy cool! Where is that mindset today?

By chance did you get that in Nevada because I started looking to find one and their is yours on your episode made me smile

Hey man I didn't know you and Kendal are cousins. That is awesome!!

Nice finds on the motorcycle. On another topic is the nice trailer in the start of this video. It has a side overhead door and some shelves in it. What is the trailer type, and where did you get it?

@BikesandBeards

15 күн бұрын

It’s an ATC 450 sto I think

The oldest thing I have that is now considered a classic is a 99 V92c with 16k miles. It's numbered too.

Amazing Matt is like an enclopidia of HD

Next time take Matt with you to the auction...

@BikesandBeards

21 күн бұрын

Great idea

Darn bro did u buy this bike in the dark😂😂😂 cool bike but u got got on this one✌️

Looking to get my motorcycle license. I’m going to get a motorcycle, but I have already purchased a moped 150cc A friend told me that I should not purchase a moped because they aren’t as easy to handle as a motorcycle would be going 45 or 50 miles an hour, is this correct?

Sean, are you willing to sell the Suzuki RE-5 after it is fixed up and running? I want to buy a RE-5, but can't afford a real nice one. The prices are getting crazy expensive for these rotaries. Please give me a notification about the Zook and its availability.