This bike has a soul. Someone loved that thing.

@NOC1TIME

4 жыл бұрын

More people are going old school. The sprit still lives. RIP Wyatt and Billy

@cris-vv1pn

4 жыл бұрын

It's being loved buy to dude that bought it in new York she's a beautiful bike

@YerGoodBuddyKeith

4 жыл бұрын

It's definitely still alive amongst the younger guys. I myself am working on a Yamaha xs650 bobber at 25 and my buddy is building his first at 22. I built a scrabble earlier from a Honda cb750. My goal is to get up to building either a old shovel head or a complete custom big bore like this.

@gunnslinger7774

4 жыл бұрын

Jocky shift and a foot clutch and Jesus would ride it... Just kidding.. He already has one...

@LordHolley

3 жыл бұрын

definitely

I rode a bike so similar to that for 5 yrs. everything broke eventually and once it was all fixed, it would start breaking all over again. It taught me so much about how to survive on a bike that would try to kill you every other week. I had the clutch cable snap once and shot me across 4 lanes of traffic. No front brake of course. Finally the frame cracked at the tree at 40 mph and I skidded to a stop holding on to just the front end. That was the day My bike and my underwear died. I still miss that bike lots. It could take any amount of water off the road and strategically place every drop down the crack of my ass. Now I’m on a slim with suspension and brakes, nice but not nearly as exciting. Great review. Brought back good memories.

@kadens6458

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like fun 😂

"How to fall in love with a bike that wants to kill you" Trust me, I once dated a girl like that

@plasma9839

3 жыл бұрын

T-55 AM2B ok

@snakeman9902

3 жыл бұрын

Ain't we all brother 👍

@nickaschenbecker9882

3 жыл бұрын

Thin line between love and hate, dude. 😂

@iammaximus614

3 жыл бұрын

I Rebuke All NPDs & BPDS 🐉

@danielhoward8354

3 жыл бұрын

Yes but we dont need a video on that because we all know exactly why you fell in love with that girl. Wait maybe we do need a video.

Weight: Less than a horse Horsepower: Enough to make a man of you. 😂

Need that clutch on my bike. Even out my arms.

@davidwittman553

5 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one self conscious about my masturbation habits

@jimmyknox3342

5 жыл бұрын

Day Dream, it's not cheating if you use your left hand.

@davidwittman553

5 жыл бұрын

@@jimmyknox3342 I'm so proud of your comment :)

@privatedetour802

5 жыл бұрын

Hahahahaaa

@janetgreenslade6478

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao

You're gonna get an arm like quagmire had when he found out about internet porn

@ajaychoudhary9817

4 жыл бұрын

hahahahahaha!!!! accurate reference

@GB-vj4gj

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

Anyone can buy a new bike, a true rider can keep old bikes running. Love this!!

@tecumseh7550

2 жыл бұрын

wtf is a true rider you dork

@thomasreaves302

Жыл бұрын

Not an old bike.

It’s gonna get you: Tickets Women Stuck/stranded in the middle of nowhere

@anybodykill6666

5 жыл бұрын

first 2, replace 3 with 2 inches shorter.

@RIPbiker13

5 жыл бұрын

It's too dangerous to ride too fast to get the tickets. Women, yes, but there's no back seat. Stuck or stranded? Nah, bike that badass, gonna have friends on every adventure.

@kayleb1109

4 жыл бұрын

@@RIPbiker13 Billy Lane just sat them on what existed of the rear fender and popped some wheelies back in the day 😂👌

@rogerwilliams4742

4 жыл бұрын

@@RIPbiker13 So, you gotta have a support system? 😂

@rogerwilliams4742

4 жыл бұрын

If you get women naturally then I see no reason for a bike like this. It screams insecurity imo. And I am a rider.

That Bike should be called "Drago" From Rocky, and everytime you mount it a hidden speaker plays "if he dies he dies"

@rudyrodremon881

5 жыл бұрын

Lmfao... thay just might happen!

@Ninjanachizx6

5 жыл бұрын

I literally LOLed🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

@patrickchisholm8446

5 жыл бұрын

Everytime it starts it should say "I will break you".

@normellow

4 жыл бұрын

Bike says,,, I must break you ,,

@paradoz8375

3 жыл бұрын

Make this happen

Iv been ridding for over 30 yrs none of my bikes wanted to kill me I rode a horse that wanted to kill me 😳

@johnhorse5551

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂🐎🐴love horse's aswell,I know what you mean about horse's 😂😂😂😎

@lots3799

4 жыл бұрын

Never had a bike want to kill me. But if you wanna talk ex wife.

@shoechew

4 жыл бұрын

Horses don't have clutches or brakes. I decided early in life that I need those two things.

@kevinstueve3009

3 жыл бұрын

Mark Dunbar funny

@zugmeister314

3 жыл бұрын

@@shoechew No clutch, no brakes, it has a mind of its own and while it doesn't go very fast holy cow does it look like a long way down to the ground!

"The bike handles great, in the sense that it doesn't". Best comment ever. Long live the chopper

@christopherpape4823

2 жыл бұрын

But it _will_ make it around a turn... in a pinch... if you have to. 😂😂😂

Dying is part of living, at least this way we're having fun in between.

It’s going to get you 30-45 minute conversations every time you stop for gas weather you want them or not. 😬

@burroaks772

3 жыл бұрын

Straight facts. My '74 CB360 is impossible to get in and out of a gas station without hella comments.

Ah man that bike brought back memories!! I just got out of the service. I purchased a 1949 Panhead, tank shift in a 47 Knucklehead frame. Rode that bike for almost 10 years all over California, Nevada and Arizona. Eventually I sold it to my younger brother and bought a brand new FXDX. My body with all its injuries needed something with a suspension. Anyways great video!!! Thanks for sharing and your right. Those types of bikes aren’t for everyone but you certainly know your riding something no one else has or can ride!!

@12peterroy

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service 👍👍

I choose not to show up at certain places becouse my bike didn,t make it..that quote is priceless dude..I LOVE IT..Thx 4 sharing...God Bless

OMG this narrative is pure genius. Best monologue I’ve ever head and damn funny. If I was told this was scripted, I would have to say it took years to master the timing and philosophy that went into it and yet in reality it could only come from a life of experience. I could not stop laughing because every point made was soooo true and accurate and… all while taking a test ride! Amazing.

it gets you hemorrhoids and a Intervertebral disc damage right after you went deaf. That are my three favorites.

@eduardoluiscristiano1155

3 жыл бұрын

😅😅😅

@legendaryunclecabral2522

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@buttercup4958

3 жыл бұрын

I don't know what to say...

I have two motorcycles in my garage, and I am drooling over the idea of getting another. But, how many can I ride? All of em would be fine with me! Point is, Sean is livin the dream! He's got a lot of bikes in his garage, he gets to ride em all, he gets to bless people with great bike deals, he gets to bless us with great videos, and he gets a successful livelihood in return! Livin the dream, man!

@Srkcycles

5 жыл бұрын

You need at least 7

@rjreynold2372

4 жыл бұрын

@@Srkcycles I like the way you think. Currently '97 Thunderbolt, '98 Lightning, '98 XL with Lightning motor, '04 Firebolt, ,'14 FXDB and '16 FXDB annnnd I just saw another '16 FXDB same silver /black paint as mine w/1,800 miles lmao your comment put me over the edge. I'm gonna go get it tomorrow

@tylerfabish5578

4 жыл бұрын

@@rjreynold2372 damn a buell brother over here. I got a 08 firebolt in mint condition, best bike I've ever owned or ridden

@thatbuelldude189

3 жыл бұрын

@@rjreynold2372 buell brother I own 2 01 m2 cyclone And the wifes 01 blast

I keep coming back to this video. Nicest bike you guys have had so far :) Would love to live over there in the US, you guys seem to have a wealth of old chops around.

“But those places are dumb” BEST commentary on a bike EVER! 🤣 I have one of these bikes and you NAILED IT! Great channel. Keep up the good work!

A long long time ago when i was nineteen, I rode a ‘47 knuckle rigid frame. No front brake, suicide clutch, slap stick shifter next to my left thigh, rear brake pedal return spring missing, front end raked out so far that if you let go of the bars at slow speed, the front wheel wanted to flop to one side or the other. I had to leave a baking pan under it when parked in my girlfriend’s garage so that the oil that leaked out of it wouldn’t stain the floor. If you knew the right procedure it would start on the first or second kick. It was so cool. I look back now and think how lucky I was to survive riding it. I also know that when you’re nineteen you can ride a rigid and it’s cool but at this stage of life, I’ll pass.

@dr.blumpkin2129

5 жыл бұрын

Was awesome at the time though wasn't it

@gwynnromano5881

5 жыл бұрын

Dr. Blumpkin Oh yeah.

@cees1976

5 жыл бұрын

stupid dont pass

If you build them right, you won't be walking home. There are so many things I could do to that bike to make it better and dependable. Gotta love the old choppers, that's for sure.

@hectorvilomar9250

5 жыл бұрын

Painter D I’d like to start building a bike similar to this but with netter suspension , any pointers or ideas of resources where I could start learning to get it going ?. Thank you

@Gentamoru

5 жыл бұрын

@@hectorvilomar9250 KZread probably or get a job as a motorcycle mechanic lol

@pulsartech2945

5 жыл бұрын

@@Gentamoru don't ever reccomend becoming a motorcycle mechanic. I live, eat, sleep, and breathe bikes and i still wouldnt reccomend it. You're barely able to afford your tool cost as a bike mechanic. You have a higher chance of making more money as a Euro bike mechanic, but then again. Higher schooling and higher tool cost :/

@acetech8642

5 жыл бұрын

@Pimpy Bojangles We not talking about stock harleys though. And stop hating on bikes. We are bike enthusiasts. We are not suppose to be hating on ANY bike man. Pls honda has shorter service intervals the HD. so joke is on you man.

@JasonCunningham-ne4ui

5 жыл бұрын

@@hectorvilomar9250 check out the Amen Savior frame! The springs ride on top and bellow the axle in a square outer casing. My brother has one and it looks VERY COOL. People always ask him about it everytime we gas up!

A cobbled together Kit Bike (Kit with an Sh) but Sean had me cracking up the whole time. He was so funny trying to come up with a positive spin on all the poorly laid-out designs. I watched the entire mini series and they really took care of the new owner. Lessons learned the hard way all the way around.

That’s the best explanation of life with a stripped bobber is like. Getting home is the reward! Thumbs up.

#3 - surgically-fused lower lumbar vertebrae

@yuk-erkmckirk9277

5 жыл бұрын

#4 surgically lobotomized rider, as is the case here, obviously had penis removal surgery too.

@johnwarrington5248

5 жыл бұрын

Yes , my lower lumber hurts just looking at this ride . Dame it looks fun .. 🤣😂😅

@michaelwilliams8297

4 жыл бұрын

Already have those..... I'M IN!!! That bike looks like nothing but a good time.

@sloppyoppie

4 жыл бұрын

I think mine were L's too.

@ExistentialGojora

3 жыл бұрын

Check.

That's how to rate a bike " If I didn't die during the test it gets a thumbs up" :-) Great review as always.

Love the passenger foot pegs. Sure, hop on, I’ll give you a ride.

@Dr.Acula76

4 ай бұрын

He used to strap a blanket to the fender for her to sit on. I've ridden next to him. Didn't look comfy at all

Never really "fell in love" with any of my bikes .. although I did have a GSX250 back in the 80's that I was quite enamoured with as it was just "that good" but did have a 250X7 that tried its best to kill me on several occasions. I SWEAR to this day that bike was possessed by something downright evil I considered having it exorcised on more than one occasion. My younger brother PESTERED me to sell it to him for months so in the end I gave in and let him have it for a good price three weeks later a guy did a "U turn in his path as he was coming through at WARP and he buried it straight into the side of the car. He went partially through the windshield with his right arm ripping his wrist apart and severing the artery then was ripped back out and thrown with momentum over the bonnet and on up the road like a rag doll coming to rest with multiple broken bones and claret everywhere. His mate on the back of the bike hit the back of his helmet with his testicles on the way over him as he was thrown into the air and burst one of them as it impacted he also landed in a big mess. When I initially bought that bike it was written off with a bent front end and smashed front wheel and as such I got it cheap but that was the third time it had been in a bad smash in the hands of the same owner. He re framed it and rebuilt it with new forks and front wheels handlebars tank etc. The last time it happened some dumb blonde reversed out of her drive as he came barreling around the corner he had no chance of stopping and went straight into the back and was thrown over the car sustaining a broken arm/wrist two fingers and a broken leg in three places ... she got out of the car and screamed at him "Look what you've done to my car (facepalm). I rebuilt the bike with yet another new frame/forks front wheel headlight indicators front mudguard and tank from a donor I picked up real cheap and that bike tried its VERY best to wipe me out on SEVERAL occasions how the hell I got out of some of them I'll never know but there you have it, some bikes have a soul and personality all of their own this one was Evil incarnate somewhere along the way it picked something up that shoulda stayed dead and buried ... true story.

Personally i love how bikes like this look.. my style 100%

@dr.blumpkin2129

5 жыл бұрын

Me too but damn they're so uncomfortable and way more dangerous to ride lol

@kayleb1109

4 жыл бұрын

@@dr.blumpkin2129 isn't that the fun part? Swerving past potholes so you don't taco your seat and break your back, trying to keep the revs up so you don't stall the lumpy cammed v twin and get rear ended at the lights, having your pipes angled so one is at the people in cars and the other is pointed up at SUVs and trucks with their windows down, waking the neighbours up at 6am and fixing their sleep pattern when you go for a morning ride and being absolutely hated for it, this type of bike is made to make everyone around you just as uncomfortable as you are when you ride it 👌

@ecec5863

4 жыл бұрын

that is old school chopper

@aphysique

4 жыл бұрын

@@ecec5863 chop / Bobb

Running a dry clutch isn't the issue with the cable. Somethings out of adjustment or that cable needs replaced.

@SportbikerNZ

4 жыл бұрын

Dry clutch is immaterial. *Racing* dry clutch indicates the springs are far heavier than casual standard dry clutch springs.

@heinrich-vontunzelman

3 жыл бұрын

cutch is a rivera premo made in usa ,the stiff clutch action is the cable ,i have one and it has a nice lite action

@larrytownley2231

3 жыл бұрын

@@linussphinx1353 go to foot clutch ,hand shift !!

@timothydraper6626

3 жыл бұрын

@@heinrich-vontunzelman It wouldn't make a lot of sense for any kind of clutch to have that stiff an action.

@predator097

2 жыл бұрын

@@timothydraper6626 Racing clutches typically have FAR heavier springs and different pad materials due to the probable higher horsepower they would be dealing with. Our oval track car was so hard to push, there was no "easing" the clutch out. It was all in or all out and if you had to hold it any length of time your leg would be shaking in short order.

I thoroughly enjoyed you4 tongue-in-cheek review of riding this bad ass bike... I couldn’t turn it off. Really enjoying your vids... the Rune was interesting as well. Keep em coming!

Awesome video! This is my life, too! Keep making great videos!

Hardtail + S&S = Perfection.

Love the hilarious talk/taunts while riding the bike!! 😆

Reminds me of my 81" Honda CB400 Cafe racer, everything on her shouts 40 years old, she hurts me all over everytime I ride her, but I love her more than anything....she's my baby

@whitedonkee3642

3 жыл бұрын

I have an 80 cm400 cafe/scavenger build I felt this😂

Number 3 , Respect , from any guy that knows , and I mean that's all the guys that actually know that 99% of guys just can't cut it on a bike like that , in my day I rode tank shift anything , with suicide trike clutch not even the easy rocking clutch on stock tank shifters , the beauty was 99% of guys knew there's no way they could even leave the driveway without stalling and being laughed at , so you just got that bit of Respect as a real biker , cheers big ears

Exactly how I feel about my classic cars. Anyone can get in their Prius worry free and know it’s going to get them home but every time I start my ride there’s a small part of me that knows something might not work and I might be performing road side surgery all night. Haha

" the door to freedom and the door to dissapointment " 😂😂😂

Great assessment Shaun.

Awesome video! Subscribed👍

Quite possibly the best motorcycle review I've ever seen 😆

@lots3799

4 жыл бұрын

But it's your second one

Congrats.. on your bobber man.. F#!K 'n love it 😎 Feel like a bad ass every time you start it!!🤘 4/s... just awesome!!

Best bike i've seen on here in awhile. Thanks for sharing.

This is by far your best video ! So funny! Thanks!

I grew up riding bikes like this, and I love it

Is that frame from Precision Frameworx in Calgary, Alberta?

Love It !! Got one close to it, 2" up with a 45 degree rake 21" front and 200mm rear. Wideglide front end @ 2 over stock. Big difference is the air ride seat.... stock SnS Evo. Very dependable....

About to get my first hardtail. Absolutely love your write up on this. A way of life. For sure.

That bike is as ridiculous as it is awesome. Perfect combination!

you don't have to use clutch to up shift or down, only time you need clutch is when you stop and shifting into first gear

I never like watching bike vids, but this one nailed it brother! You got me laughing, you got me knodding my head in regards to bike life. I'll be watching for others.

LOL That's the best commentary I've ever heard while reviewing a bike! I want one just like that!

I haven’t ridden a bike in a long time. This make me wanna ride again

Guy who made the first hardtail showing it to his buddy "Well Its like a Iron Head but it's now called an Iron BUTT" Cos trust me you'll need one !

man awsome bike and well made video!

Love these videos quality could listen to this guy all day entertaining

#3 a ridiculously strong ( like been single for 8+ months ) left hand.

"It just so happens, that one of those places my bike isn't making it to.... is court." 10/10

I have a '76 AMF Super Glide 1200cc. so i can appreciate the love/hate relationship. i dont know whether i love to hate it or if i hate to love it. +1 sub 👍

Great video !

The dude who bought it won't have any problems with that clutch. Big guy.

@Srkcycles

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah he ll be fine

3rd thing it gets you, left hand carpal tunnel.

@thetruth5232

5 жыл бұрын

Cable just needs oil.

@mattpalmer8918

5 жыл бұрын

cool, that'll get my left hand caught up to my right hand :P

@curtphillipps975

5 жыл бұрын

Bigger lever grip

My 1st H-D was a 51 Pan (1986)chopped it and road road it to Sturgis(1989) 956 miles one way. I miss my hardtail days but we all get older/wiser.

U r the man we really appreciate

You really had me curious what the third thing that bike was gonna give you until you said "I dont know...that's for you to figure out."

you have to be able before you build/ride one of these "choppers". which is why it this way because who ever built it did so for his self, the only add on that most won't have is the electric starter put a kick starter on it and it'd be complete and true to it's form. you'll also need a good back to ride a hardtail frame like this. nice bike and good review that was also truthful .

@donsvideos1985

5 жыл бұрын

That might be but kicking a big inch beast like that ain't no fun! Especially for us let's just say more "experienced" riders! 👴

Theory enjoyed that ride 👊🏻😎 Thank you

I love this test ride. Great commentary

I'd change the clutch and rag the hell out it😎👍

@kennethlaw5216

5 жыл бұрын

decompression valves in the heads so it starts easy and not dragging on the starter and battery

Oh man you had me laughing this is my Harley 100 % thanks dude

Awesome video! Hope you guys record the delivery of the bike when the owner gets it. 👍

Just discovered your channel few days ago. Had I seen this video when it dropped, I would of been up there to pick this up in a hear beat.

"That bike is sooooo sick!" "That's why I want to ride!" 👍😜

I dig it. Reminds me of an interview with the forever lovely Ann Margret about 20 years ago... "Not a question of if you fall but when". ok, she'd crashed, recovered and rode again. Every bike can kill you. why my 'mom' never let me buy one ;)

@mustangdill36

3 жыл бұрын

First thing every one told me. Laid it over that night lol.

I love it! It's badass!👍😎

bought a new old bike about 3 months ago now. Called my accountant to let her know there would be $$ moving. Told her that the bike was uncomfortable, didn't handle very well, and wasn't the fastest....its wonderful. Paughco frame 6" up and 3" in the back. 10"over forks at 40*. What a blast!

You could have lubricated that clutch cable. I heard it crunch like frosted flakes. I bet it loosen a lot if you just did that.

That's a man's bike!

I love that bike, Sean….it is very nice. I ride and ‘03 Ironhorse Slammer that also has quite a personality

I had a 1991 FXSTC open BDL it’s not that stiff. Cable is dry or routed wrong. Finally fished the 91 and gave it to my dad. He doesn’t ride long distances anymore, so it fits his style. It’s in my videos if you want to check it out.

This was by far my favorite vid of yours! And you're totally right! Court and PTA are just DUMB! 🤣

He felt that shit from the heart ❤️

Dude from srk that is the truest motorcycle video you've ever made those are the type of motorcycles I drove most of my motorcycling career that's what it's all about true ameraucana

think it is more valuable than your selling price the guy who bought is a lucky one it is a good bike runs perfect

@josephfreeman1427

5 жыл бұрын

jim poeschmann motor worth more than 5k i got my rigid for 2k with a 9k dollar motor

tetanus, the third thing is probably tetanus lol Nice bike though

@user-sp4nx4ho1i

5 жыл бұрын

KSnitram ya beat me to it!

@luckyred1818

4 жыл бұрын

What?

@ankushit5759

4 жыл бұрын

🤣

@dac518

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-sp4nx4ho1i how do you get tetanus from a motorcycle

Your a hero.... I felt that my old Porsche broke down 4/5 times that one time I get groceries and make it home everyone looking is smiling your smiling people stop there busy rushed day and hang up there phones just to watch it move that's how old bikes are these things bring people together yo

Great video and I love the bike, the guy who bought it is a great guy too, I can`nt imagine doing a 4 hr stint on that thing its gotta be a back killer? well after 4hrs maybe.... yeah theres a few things you could do but thats personal choice , there a few nice ideas on the bike, I like the gauge position and the starter , personally I like classic flames I`d have the tank done old skool. keep em coming this stuff is the real thing for me , stick the fake t.v where the sun don`t shine. Great channel I was happy to find it.

Tetanus and or dead.... I love the bike! I’m currently building a 73’ cb750 bobber

@beavercreekfabrications1719

5 жыл бұрын

1 Hitter around here East Tennessee Craigslist and market place have a ton of whole bikes for cheap...

@beavercreekfabrications1719

5 жыл бұрын

1 Hitter I’ve seen cbs 70s and 80s go for around 500 bucks around here. Keep an eye out!

Early teens were silly... black/red/white silly. It probably cost, back in the day, 10 times the value it held... cool bar hopper, though... 🤘🏻💀⚡️

@armandovillaabad5450

5 жыл бұрын

roymoderatto love your music man. thanks for playing Tulancingo in ‘18!

Seriously man....don't know if you've tried your hand at WRITING but the way you tell a story is excellent. For real. You put it together about this bike and it all made sense.

@Markycarandbikestuff

Жыл бұрын

So much of this had me in tears laughing "this is the bike you give to your friends and they can't even start the thing" and "you are different from others, you are riding a ridiculous bike" 🤣

I dig it. 👍

Did you guys consider lubing the clutch cable? May help.

@GodsMistake

5 жыл бұрын

The blood from broken blisters will get in there and lubricate.

@thetruth5232

5 жыл бұрын

@Terry Melvin Yes. I once had a dry choke cable. It wouldn't move at all, thought the slider on the carb locked up but it was moving freely. Bit of oil, like new.

@jimsheldonswe7846

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah heard that cable squeaking.

Re 10:56 (#3) Killed? (#4) An Uber or Lyft app on my phone?

Love it !

My Man Love it !Bikelove

This bike is very cool. The most embarrassing things become the best stories later. Oh one more thing you mentioned your gloves, are your gloves the safest?, or the best for a vibrating bike?

Number 3, best friends with your chiropractic office workers.

I test drove a Borget hope I spelled that correctly, but a Borget low blow and the seat position was awesome for a stretched, raked out monster motorcycle I mean but having a oil in frame design is genius making it possible to do away with the oil tank and I knew about all that but I didn’t truly understand until I was able to set in the seat and after taking a ride and realizing that a simple mod that made it possible just to have a lower center of gravity and a thousand percent more comfortable arrangement blowed my mind because with the air ride helping also I could just ride and soon as I got familiar with the bike the fact that it was a chopper and normally not being comfortable was my usual mindset but the set up on that bike made it as nice a ride as any cruiser I ever rode.

Best bobber review I've ever watched.

Would this be a good first bike?