Part 2 is here! We completed the full bike build: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hGqZptqDm6bLgqw.html

@gaborcsiszer5150

6 жыл бұрын

Can we get credits for the songs used? we always love the ones you guys chose ;)

@denipanjayana9461

6 жыл бұрын

ya i'd like to know too, i totally agree with you Hagerty always used good songs

@motoauto1663

6 жыл бұрын

The best project!!!

@user-kv3vf1eu5g

6 жыл бұрын

Hagerty こ

@twtwtravelingwiththewind5030

6 жыл бұрын

Hagerty amazing job.....amazing editing......honestly....well done

Damn! time lapse vids are just awesome, they are shot at almost full camera resolution and that is why does not matter when you pose, the 'frame' is razor sharp, so much detail!

These rebuild time lapse video series is the most satisfying thing to watch on youtube, ever!

@deangriswald3711

6 жыл бұрын

You are truly IGNORANT

By far the very best time lapse video I've ever seen. Appropriate music, volume level spot on. Very nice work. Thanks.

What a great Full Service shop. In house machining and Expert Mechanics. Way beyond the skills and abilities you will find in your average Harley Store.

you guys have the best time lapse rebuild videos EVER

I love these time lapse builds you guys do, keep it up!

DAAAM!! That was a well orchestrated video!😮

No matter how much work you put into it, it will still be just a Harley Davidson.

What a beautiful piece of artwork! The camera is very nicely done, soundtrack is cool and the mechanics is first class!

No dejo de ver este video. Hace 2 años vi este video y cada vez que tengo a la oportunidad lo vuelvo a ver. Me facina el trabajo que haces. Me encantaria dedicarme a lo que te dedicas y tener el conocimiento que tenes. Un abrazo desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Discovered this channel a while ago and forgot how enjoyable it is whether it be about a Harley or any other motorcycle. You sir are doing superb work. You stated on the Sportster rebuild the original cast Pistons were failure prone due to cast Pistons. Did you replace them with something more durable? You must have spent days on the phone and Internet looking for parts. But though I am 67 and can remember the first time I saw one outside the showroom was when the kid took delivery of the bike. His first Harley and he saved every fricken dime, Nickle, and penny to buy it. Worked at a small independent Harley dealer one owner three employees. He was paid $1.65 an hour in 1957 and it took three years of saving every penny he could. Half the bike was paid by CoCa-Cola by returning bottles for the $.02 cent deposit for each bottle. Everyone laughed at him until he got the bike paid in full. First mod was to paint in red the name CoCa-Cola Fired on both sides, in October, 1958 he was drafted and wound up in the U. S. Army and served 9 months in Germany where he died in a traffic accident off duty. I was 8 years old when he died and it still hurts to this day even though he was 11 years older than me. To me he was the nicest guy I ever met and would answer all my questions about engines and bikes. Never saw him get mad and throw a wrench though he said the wrench was trying to escape his hand at times. His mother still has the bike sitting in her basement and for some reason called me back in 88 when she walked up to me and asked if I was little Jimmy which was what her son called me and I'd hand him tools and run to the store for Cokes. I talked with her about her son Joe until we realized we had been sitting on the bench in front of the store for over 3 hours. I was shocked when she said she still had the bike and even more when she said I could see it. After three weeks of cleaning and polishing it looks like the day he rode it out of his bosses shop brand new. I won't start it even though she said I could, it's got drag pipes on it and I don't think her ears could stand it at her age. I asked he what she plans to do with it and she told me I'll find out when she dies. There were other kids who hung around his garage when he was polishing the bike or working on it but the mothers would freak out and drag there kids back home not wanting them influenced by the " bad biker " living here. My mom thought after she met him that he was fine but mom was the only one to do so. I've got a bad left knee from a bike accident in 76 the other knee went bad a few years ago and 5 stainless steel screws in my left foot. If by some miracle I get the Sportster I will get ridden by me once on its final trip by going back home to the factory in Milwaukee to become part of the factory museum with the story of its history engraved in Brass. The ole Lady still walks 5 miles every day and I think will outlive me. She tried to give the bike to me several years ago but I refused because I could see in her eyes she didn't mean it. It still sits in her basement. Thank you for bring back the sight and sound of a Sportster getting restored and if you ever offer the 20,000 pictures with a narration in realtime on DVD I will order a set. Thank you. Note: I as requested will not tell anyone where the bike is so save your breath. I if necessary will take it to my grave.

I think Hagerty technicians know everything about assembly,,, amazing,,,

Just look in the background at the machine shop when the heads are being done. So many years of awesome

Impressive skills, both in time-lapse shooting and engine rebuild.

I would happily watch a complete rebuild of nearly anything with an engine in this format, no matter how long the video would be.

This is so entertaining the amount of knowledge and skill you guy’s have this is probably all just muscle memory at this point. I’m AMAZED!

This is fucking awesome guys. You deserve way more subs.

@deangriswald3711

6 жыл бұрын

NOT SO MUCH!! They're inbred idiots that can't understand a performance motorcycle.

This is really amazing, thank you for putting this together.

The choppers from the 60s and 70s are the coolest.

the amount of patience required to do this is amazing man kudos to the fullest extent. 7 million views well deserved

By far my favorite youtube channel. Have my like!

the paint job on that beauty gives me flashbacks to Johnny’s Hexxer from Lost and Damned lol love it, nice work, guys.

I really like that primary cover! Want one for my '74!!

Absolutely love these!!

@stellingbanjodude

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Bryan!

Not a fan of cruiser videos but gaaa damnnnn that piston lured me in!

@gunnarbates942

3 жыл бұрын

That bike is far from a "cruiser"

Soo I watched about 5 of these now and thought, "hey let's watch some other people do a time lapse" OH BOY was I disappointed. Yall are doing something special over there. I don't think I can end my day till I watch a few more. Keep up the great work👏👏

You have quickly become my new obsession on KZread.

TO BE CONTINUED......ARGH! lol....Cant wait to see the rest!

@SanjanaRanasingha

4 жыл бұрын

Its available now! Check the description

Like I said before, absolutely the best on U Tube. !

Cool video. That crankshaft is awesome. Symbol of America.

Great content

song 1 : OjOutLaw - Cold Plunge song 2 : Flux - Hairstanding :)

@drdennynasirnspog

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks ..brow

@julen8811

5 жыл бұрын

christophe vergniez thankssss

@arab_unity1900

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro 👍🙏

My 1976 XLH has (spacer washers) with the cam gears. Interesting, I didn't see any with this engine. Spacer washers are needed to correct 'end play' with each gear. All engines are unique with their own spacer stack up. Usually these washers will get left out during amateur rebuilds or replacing the cover with a chrome plated one. Cool video. Thanks.

Phenomenal amount of work...and I enjoyed the tasteful soundtrack as well

@GuitarWrite

2 жыл бұрын

U know the name of the soundtrack?

that is insane how you can take all those components apart and put them back together just by memory

@unionrdr

7 жыл бұрын

By rote brother, by Rote. I've built so many thousands of engines, I still sometimes dream about doing them. And wining best in class in a car show once. Resto-modding rifles...

@Koshunae

7 жыл бұрын

Once you know the parts and where they go, 99% of engines follow the same or similar formula. They're not as complicated as they seem.

@pulkinpulman2028

6 жыл бұрын

thats the reason why they take more than 10k of pictures

@sdqsdq6274

6 жыл бұрын

sad to say harley has flaw engines

@TheDr1Acula

6 жыл бұрын

if you do it the first time, it's a bit like putting together a puzzle, most components just fit in a specific place and only the right way around, you can't put them in wrong. A clean and tidy workspace, preferably big enough to lay down the parts in the order you took it apart, makes the job much easier too. The only really difficult part of putting it back together is torquing everything the right amount and in the right order.

Nice video! Keep it up!

This is so inspiring to watch. The job is awesome and the edit of the video is godlike, its what differs from normal youtube videos. I was going to comment on the smashed look the piston had but someone did it already. Cant wait for part 2. Gj guys

This is gorgeous in all ways. Thank you! Hats off to master craftsmen.

watch at 0.25 speed in the settings icon and you can actually learn something about the rebuild,

Pure Joy to watch😘

Hardworking man...i want to follow his footsteps

I've been watching you guys for quite a while now and you never fail to amaze me love your videos.

Who ever shot this film defenetly have insane skills

@fulcrum2168

6 жыл бұрын

Dean Griswald He's taking about the way it was filmed stupid, stop being so triggered about all of these complements.

@Lurod_

5 жыл бұрын

@@fulcrum2168 schizophrenia?

amazing and very skilled.

@jonsimmons4150

6 жыл бұрын

same tech as my 1953 royal enfield bullet- piss easy.

@deangriswald3711

6 жыл бұрын

NOT SO MUCH!!!!

Watched this with Steve Earle's 'Carrie Brown' playn. Loved it!!

awesome video. that V twin a thing of beauty. Such craftsmen to rebuild her!

Great video as usual, you should do a video about how you film all of these!

@Highstranger951

7 жыл бұрын

Devious De they did

@deviousde22

7 жыл бұрын

What's the video called?

@deangriswald3711

6 жыл бұрын

NO

Just.. what was that piston..

@hagertymatt8520

7 жыл бұрын

That piston lost a fight with a dismembered valve.

@1112223333111

7 жыл бұрын

and they could still use the head?

@reallyallgone

7 жыл бұрын

Overbore

@koala6763

7 жыл бұрын

extremely abused

@gyula6516

6 жыл бұрын

reallyallgone ehh no? I would rather think about a too long stroke... it had a boxing game with a valve I think

Man, I've seen a few engines, but this is truly a marvel. I guess there is a reason old engines last longer than new ones.

I could watch this kind of video all day

1:16 the REAL reason for this rebuild : )

@the_car_guy5915

3 жыл бұрын

Dropped a valve?

Wow. That piston looked bad. What happened to it?

@saltybugger

7 жыл бұрын

Something had to be loose in there? Broken Valve?

@hagertymatt8520

7 жыл бұрын

You nailed it. Broken Valve.

@RenegadeRukus

6 жыл бұрын

Hagerty Matt I think the piston nailed it more... xD

@whalesong999

6 жыл бұрын

At about 1:00 in, you can see the failed valve retainer and spring during the disassembly - perhaps the valve head came off. Could have been the retainer was aluminum, never liked those for anything other than racing applications.

@1112223333111

6 жыл бұрын

good eye but that was the other cylinder

Bloody awesome and great to see these bikes still exist today.

Is a wonderful work, completely handmade and whose result is simply the best that can be produced.

whats name of the first song??????????answer please

Finally find music Gyom Renegade Audio CARS 3 SOUNDTRACK

Proper modern technology!! Check out the size of the skirts on those pistons!!!

Awesome work.Real craftsman.

whats the music name ?

How much would you all charge to rebuild my 79 honda CX500 engine?

This was really very nice. Video making was a very nice concept. 99% people put the camera in a stand to take Time laps shoot. But you've given a moving time laps video. Once again the idea was excellent because for that type of shoot the camera must be keep moving in very very slow speed and you've done it very well. 👍👍👍 I love your video making....

It's incredible how simple those hd engines are!!

song?

what music is it in the background ?!! someone please mention if you can !! thanks in advance

@anonjiwchooweing2537

6 жыл бұрын

Chinmay Roy First music I don't know. But,Second music is "Flux-Hairstanding".

I don't know bro how you've made this time lapse but this is one of the best time lapse I've ever seen.

PLEASE DO ONE OF THESE VIDEOS WITH A TWIN CAM 2000-2005...THIS WAS FUN TO WATCH!

Imagine doing all that every Wednesday. That's what it's like to own a Harley 😆

@MmmChipotle

5 жыл бұрын

Haha. These are the "real bikes" that you need to pump an extra 15k into to gain another 10 hp. Yeah sweey Harley bro. The company is going out of business anyways. There will be plenty of restoration videos to come.

@MmmChipotle

5 жыл бұрын

@I know you are right, And I just got owned but: its alright man.

@MmmChipotle

5 жыл бұрын

@Jmac1000000 nobody can argue that! Expensive garage ornaments.

That's it I'm done I'm becoming to become a Harley-Davidson

One of the best bike, one of the best technical crew, you are amazing, best regards from Old world

Fantasy Island! Great work!.

Am I the only thinks this is better than watching porn?

@Bush_Tucker

6 жыл бұрын

KoolFOTO yes

@Antonio-oe6yf

5 жыл бұрын

KoolFOTO yesssss facts

@RaceboyYT

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

@myredute

4 жыл бұрын

No, your the only one!

@sathya5057

4 жыл бұрын

Yup

may i know the background song

@bonkeydollocks1879

4 жыл бұрын

It's called "piston broke, I know the feeling well"

@iamdaywalker

3 жыл бұрын

@@bonkeydollocks1879 serious??

@bonkeydollocks1879

3 жыл бұрын

@@iamdaywalker it's a joke, see if you can work it out

Nice video! No boring feeling at all on your 5minute video.

This guy knows everything

This is so much better than porn.

Just think soon all this will be replaced with just a battery and electric motor and this will become in the future seen like a steam engine in complexity , and people will say by golly they went to a lot of trouble just to have a motor .

Iron American Dream on KZread. Take a ride across the promised land. Ride a Harley. That was a great video. I can't wait to watch part 2

fabulous cinematography, and the machine work was excellent too.subscribed

Name of first song?

@philipvincecruz6513

5 жыл бұрын

Away gulo

вот это я понимаю капиталочка )))

@cerberzloiklerik

3 жыл бұрын

гавна не делают настоящие мастера

@-1749

3 жыл бұрын

Ряд операций не показан. Либо я просто не заметил.

@Nicolas-lf3oh

3 жыл бұрын

Это не мастера ты видел как они коленвал вытаскивали

@-1749

3 жыл бұрын

@@Nicolas-lf3oh Если честно, то я то же не знаю досконально как это правильно делать.

@Nicolas-lf3oh

3 жыл бұрын

@@-1749 есть сёмники через аправку бить

Much as I hate Harley's this is one of the best rebuild vids I have ever seen. I love how they do a spotless meticulous job, yet the shop is a mess. I can certainly relate.

Good job. This shop and guys have made skills. My aunt and uncle could rip these apart and put them back together in a day.

Songs?

@anonjiwchooweing2537

6 жыл бұрын

Nicholas Trail First music I don't know. But,Second music is "Flux-Hairstanding".

@RoyDurett

6 жыл бұрын

Darude sandstorm

I am not a Harley guy by any means. Most of these plastic Milwaukee Parade Floats make me laugh. I have always wanted to find a nice clean 'Sporty' to put in the barn for the odd ride. They don't exist. POOF... they've all been dragged through accessory hell and left in sad shape.

@thespiritof76.

6 жыл бұрын

@hugh-john fleming I don't know were you live but in the Chicago market most of the low mileage bikes are Sportsters.

@iamadness69

6 жыл бұрын

Thats why you go japanese

I'd be glad to take the time to watch that at normal speed. Nicely done.

@nikotiittanen5745

5 жыл бұрын

Put it on 0.25 speed so you get to see it more

@Antonio-oe6yf

5 жыл бұрын

Dave B 3-6 days

Goosebumps…heeps of goosebumps…GREAT JOB!!!!

Harley Davidson when they turn fossil fuels into sound without the "side effects" of HP.

mechanic rather work on harleys cause there simple. but mechanic rather own a japanese cycle cause he never has to work on it.

@JETZcorp

6 жыл бұрын

Justin bustin Mechanics hate two-strokes because the owners do their own rebuilds in an afternoon over a six pack and leftover pizza, leaving the mechanic with no income. lol.

@justinbustin677

6 жыл бұрын

JETZcorp indeed im a mechanic and love 2 stroke motors. smell and simplicity and cost.

@deangriswald3711

6 жыл бұрын

YES!!!!!

@nightmareinaction629

6 жыл бұрын

2 strokes are simple and cheap just simply take off 4 bolts bam you got the head off and can renplace piston

@HammerHeadGarage

6 жыл бұрын

I have a bike shop and rebuild 70,s japanese 4 and 2 strokes all the time. Air cooled is air cooled.

Thanks 4 the upload! Amazing work!

Einfach Mega eure Videos 👌. Die werden nie langweilig und es gibt immer wieder neue Projekte zu bestaunen. Weiter so !!! Beste Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪😎

Solche Videos sind einfach nur genial

Ww2 aircraft engine technology at its best. Still a marvelous thing to behold.

Man, my dad and I watched all the videos back to back! We're in the process of rebuilding his '66 f100 with my three older brothers as well.

I have a 69 XLCH & a 73 XLH. Nice to see this has gotten so many views. Who knew there was so much love for Ironheads?

I always liked the little hemi heads on those

Absolutely love this bike, LOVE the end of the video, hilarious.

He ido the Best mechanic i’ve ever seen

One of if Not the Best Time lapse videos of yours I have seen. P.S. Never knew they had such tall piston domes.

Nice to see he's cutting the valve seats correctly! When cut correctly you don't lap them in. You grind the valve and seat with an interference fit so that the are ground at two different angles and as the valve and seat wear they seal better longer.