I worked at a motorcycle shop back in the 60's and saw a photograph of this same motorcycle, and somehow I got it and it is still hanging in my bedroom. I have always wondered if it was just yard art, or if it really ran and drove. You have answered that question I asked over 60 years ago. What a awesome creation, and to wonder how long did it took to fabricate this machine? Thom

@slickdoglong3669

7 ай бұрын

The original story was in easy rider magazine he lived in Green Bay and would ride it to Oklahoma in the middle of the night police shot him on his property

@JesusDisciple916

7 ай бұрын

​​​​@@slickdoglong3669Why did they shoot him? Like, the _real_ story. How would I look up information about the situation? I don't think googling 'Bill RoaDog death, which is all I know, will come back with great results.😢

@mrtechie6810

7 ай бұрын

​@@slickdoglong3669why?

@mattmarzula

6 ай бұрын

​@@mrtechie6810seems like a question you could answer using the very internet that you're already on.

@mattmarzula

6 ай бұрын

​@@KenanTurkiyeprick.

I am 72 years old and I am from Croatia. I have seen the picture of this monster in Yugoslavia newspaper when I was maybe 17 years old and I have never forget this motorcycle.

Sean, I’ve got an idea for you. We have a legendary motorcyclist / snowmobile racer / drag racer up here in Mn named Marv Jorgensen. The guy is the Evel Knievel of the Midwest. I think it would be awesome if a KZreadr with your level of nostalgia and motorcycle knowledge would do a interview with Marv. He was a Boss Hoss dealer and still rides like a teenager running from the law as he moves through the retirement years. It would be great for us to hear his story and have it in a digital memory bank for all future generations.

It deserves a place in history and recognition in the motorcycle world. The builder drove it 20,000 miles the first year he built it. I'd imagine it's like flying a plane at ground level. Something has to come from the thought of the first of the boss hoss. I've always wanted something insane like that, I would be buried sitting on it after the accident.

It's actually true! The prophecy has been fulfilled!!! Most manliest motorcycle ever, I'm about 99.7% Sean's beard grew 1 inch as soon as he sat on that bike... 😂

@BikesandBeards

7 ай бұрын

Hahaha at least an inch

@user-vm7hn6jc4b

3 ай бұрын

Seems to me that it was the same when he got off it as it was when he got on... Maybe it was not the beard that grew :D

I saw Bill and that bike twice at my grandparents bar in the early 70s in Ishpeming Michigan . I talked to him myself both times he was nice to me . I was 8 years old .

@BikesandBeards

7 ай бұрын

Wow that’s amazing

@updragracer

7 ай бұрын

Bill said it rode so nice down the road you could shave while riding down the highway

@updragracer

7 ай бұрын

I think the engine was green like the fenders when I saw it , I don't remember any red at all

@poopsmith6853

3 ай бұрын

Ishpeming. Not far from where I live now. Da yoopers tourist trap was fun when I went through as a kid.

@updragracer

3 ай бұрын

@@poopsmith6853 my grandparents bar is now the American legion post 114. That's where I saw the bike and that's where I grew up

It's crazy when he was in the parking lot. As he drove away. The rider got smaller but the bike didn't. That thing is huge.

Two really genuine good guys w/ a father looking down on his son with a huge smile. RIP Dale . Thanks for another great video + scripture

I was about 12 years old when I learned about Roadog and Wild Bill.. i saw a picture of it in an encyclopedia and i imagined myself riding it.. then i closed the book and thought I'd never see it or hear it ride.. Thanks to this video, I heard it and saw it in action.. and who better to ride it than someone I hold in such high regard.. Sean.. you "rock" brother.. much love..

@leobuana7430

7 ай бұрын

Same here,i Saw It in a local motorcycle magazine for unique and historical bike

That thing is surprisingly QUIET. Wasn’t expecting that. Crazy😳

@sirseven3

7 ай бұрын

4 bangers for ya 😂

@justauser

7 ай бұрын

The exhaust is longer in this bike then the car it was originally designed for lol

@adamthomas4638

7 ай бұрын

I still can't figure out why this guy thought that was the best long haul bike its a handful heavy an under powered

@sirseven3

7 ай бұрын

@@adamthomas4638 sounds like a perfect idea! I did a cannonball in my truck without ac in May Missouri made my windshield green 😂😂

@RyTrapp0

7 ай бұрын

@@adamthomas4638 I'm assuming most of his long haul riding was out west lol

I thought the road dog was housed at the National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa Iowa? I saw and took pictures of it there. The museum recently closed which may explain the availability of the bike.

@SirWhiteFireO

2 күн бұрын

20:05 - he states it was there at one point

Wild bill was a good friend of mine. He built a few bike engines for me. He was the king of I35. We made many runs from Larado tx to Grand island Nebraska and there we would redistribute to other bikers. This is how it got around a long long time ago.

This was one of the scariest bikes I had ever ridden. Who thinks I need to road trip this bike ?

@Numskul1907

7 ай бұрын

I would definitely watch a " Roadog Road Trip" video!

@foxmulderfbiufo1770

7 ай бұрын

Absolutely not I like your videos lol and want to keep watching them

@bradenhayes2112

7 ай бұрын

YES

@slyknowledged

7 ай бұрын

#25 on trending, congrats!

@alexandreblanc2842

7 ай бұрын

would not want to miss a road trip with it ! Awesome video ! Crazy machine !

I'm not a motorcycle guy but this video put a smile on my face... the amazing story of the bike and how it was put back on the road was fantastic. Well done, guys!

Wow it takes like 10 guys to replace 1 Craig 😅

Honestly, this is one of the best things ive seen this year!! I saw something about the Roadog years ago when all those chopper shows were on tv. Even internet searchs said very little, and the bike was supposedly in a collection. So not just finding it but riding it too, less "training wheels", that experience had to be without words!! Thank you for this!!

Congrats Sean! Some might not get it… But this is part of American motorcycle history! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

@BN1960

7 ай бұрын

yeah, I wouldn't crow about that tbh

@Timmy_wong420

7 ай бұрын

@@BN1960 it’s like getting a old car from history

@1nvisible1

7 ай бұрын

*I sat on this bike in 2000 (Chicago). Buzz was in the other room and I jumped on.* *Torque effect steering issue is well known in helos and balanced on a twin rotor (spinning opposite). You might be able to mount an opposite side dummy driveshaft that spun opposite direction to balance that out. Maybe it's a simple design like a drill or angle grinder hidden in the frame with a flexible shaft (mandrel) extension driving another unconnected shaft on the left side.*

@adamr9215

7 ай бұрын

I don’t see it as a part of motorcycle history, I see it as the creation of a confused individual. Someone obviously wanted a car, but just didn’t know that they could use more than 2 wheels. It isn’t fast, doesn’t handle good, doesn’t look cool, isn’t comfortable to ride or anything that is important in a motorcycle. It’s the dumbest failure at making a motorcycle in recorded history. It has no value except for showing how dumb the creator was.

@vgullotta

7 ай бұрын

@@adamr9215 found the guy who's GF he stole XD

That is pretty wild. I hope the owner of the other bike reaches out and you are able to get the 2 of them back together again.

@fenrir7969

7 ай бұрын

For a race, of course. We have to know which one is faster.

@BikesandBeards

7 ай бұрын

Of course lol

@random-person1

7 ай бұрын

@@fenrir7969 if Matt was riding the other one, id have to put my money on him to win. Sean is a great rider but Matt is fearless!

I’m sitting in Frankfurt airport waiting on a flight and this is the best way to wait. Seeing Sean and Matt ride Road dog is an amazing thing to see. Do a road trip with Matt now, please.

I am a retired Army 1SG (w/the MOS 52E) after retiring I was a field service technician for Detroit Diesel. I only worked on marine generators, land based generators and marine propulsion units. I always found that a crescent wrench and a hammer/bigger hammer always got the job done. Unless the engineers on the M/Y and Super Yachts were around. 👍🤙🤙🤙

I remember seeing this bike in the Guinness Book of World Records back in the 80s. I was just a little kid then, but man did that bike leave a lasting impression on me! Thank you for doing this video, I always wondered what happened to Road Dog.

@BikesandBeards

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching

@81722Les

7 ай бұрын

BOOM!! thats where I also first saw it.

@codybolt4542

7 ай бұрын

Not only is a road trip a requirement, you need to do the four corners on it.

@richardprice5978

7 ай бұрын

@@BikesandBeards my 1st time seening it ( or a really good clone but kinda dowt it, probably the original as its just to weird for most to copy and hard as well to copycat ) was after work and at the/my miss's/her-girl-friend's/partners home being on the front steps/front-yard going down us30 in overton NE heeding to Kearney ne and thinking o that's clever but ugly 🤮 and "rat-rod themed 🐀", didn't know that it's a 50/60's historically important and $$$ bike or the man behind it ect, and yes im in a similar situation career wise so i can respect him as a millwright and temptation to transform myself into a full mechanical engineer in the automotive industry or areo-space industry with the goal of mars/going to space/prestige ( and $ ) that comes with those types of achievements sorry im a proper crocker/indinan/v6/vavllacary-or-v8 ( insert 426/or/440 here ) type individual, and my 1st/only bikes so far are KX125 1990-95*? ( sold it to pay for my wedding 👰ring lolz after high school graduation day/same month ) brain fart-year and my dad's/borrowed goldwing 80's/90's GL1800? gone/sold for mom's kitchen table lolz 😂something about her worrying about me being injured or dad dieing/her being a ( late-90's/2000's ) widow with kids anyways im more into car's/hot-rod's currently as motorcycles 🏍aren't something i have room for ( Idaho/Utah/Montana/Portland-ect* 😉 apartment +roommates and winter and outside only parking ect nowadays, in 2013~ it was different for me as i had a lexington/Lincoln ne rented-home with a small 1-car/tin-Lizzy garage unheated and could actually have seen myself ride/motorcycle to work ect ) and the bigger thing is $$$ so my 60 charger and k1500 win for now

@TheWorld_2099

7 ай бұрын

@@irvhh143 that's sad...and a terrible waste. Can't believe the cops shot him.

😂 That is the ONLY bike two men can ride on together without people laughing 😂

@khancrow7015

7 ай бұрын

I am pretty positive society doesn't care about two dudes riding a bike. It 2023 not the 1990's

@georgehill3087

7 ай бұрын

@@khancrow7015 These kind of riders usually aren't very liberal.

@daleyfun2247

7 ай бұрын

​@@khancrow7015 it will forever be called peter packing and it will forever be gay.

@sbwilliams50

7 ай бұрын

Maybe in your world, here you go, have a Bud Light.@@khancrow7015

@gamemeister27

7 ай бұрын

​@@daleyfun2247It's ok to be gay. Besides, bikers and bears are basically indistinguishable

I love how this bike was able to gather so many people around it. The sheer amount of positivity surrounding it is so nice to watch.

Oh man, ive seen pics of this beast pop up on the internet for years! This is so cool seeing it on the B&B channel with all the history, mechanics and character of this machine on full display!

Some guys take their KZread money and waste it on a super car and run it through a cornfield, others buy big bore elephant guns that are painful to shoot. But not Sean, he buys motorcycles that are almost impossible to ride. Love it, keep it up.

@zandersmith2466

7 ай бұрын

You bashing whistling diesel and Kentucky ballistics? Lol

@michaelandin1167

7 ай бұрын

@@zandersmith2466pretty sure those were both direct @ them lol. Way too specific

@zandersmith2466

7 ай бұрын

Just saying

@zandersmith2466

7 ай бұрын

Super cars corn fields I only know of one

@Perc30-

7 ай бұрын

How is Kentucky wasting money when that’s the content he makes😭😭

Dude, this is actually a great episode. It seems like you have taken a step up in production. I love the history and seriousness and story driven episode, not just a "we bought the cheapest/most expensive thing on Amazon". Those videos could be done with anyone with a camera and money, and everyone owns a camera, they're just too broke to do it. This is different, this has history and a story behind it. Buy more one of a kind things with a story, these rare gem videos are awesome!!! God bless brother. I'd like to refer to ROMANS 12:9 for a second with you. "Cling to what is good". These videos are great for you, cling to this style of production.

@BikesandBeards

7 ай бұрын

Thanks my friend

@CSltz

7 ай бұрын

I don't think it's stupid. But I wonder how many beers it took to build it. The engineering is on a whole nother level. If Johnny Cash’s “One Piece at a times” Cadillacs title weighed 20 pounds. How would you even class this monster?😄

@vyvianalcott1681

Ай бұрын

That passage is about morality, not things you like. It's not a good idea to take bible verses out of context, many grifters and servants of satan do so to confuse and mislead people. When we do it in innocence, like you did, we make it harder to spot the liars.

Discover your channel recently and i'm just loving it ! I'm not an ultimate motorcycle fan, but the way you present, the content, everything makes it to me very enjoyable to watch ! Thanks ! Love from France.

I'm 60 and remember seeing pictures of this madness when I was in my teens. I'm so happy I watched this vid, and honestly, I was pretty nervous for you leading up to your ride. I'm glad it worked for you, and I want to see you road trip the Roadog! 😎👍

What a freakin' beast!! I actually saw a poster of this thing at a couple of dealerships in the past, but never really gave it a thought. You've got a significant piece of American motorcycle history there Sean! Glad you guys actually got it running and rode it for a while!😄🤩👍👍

Holy heck, Sean! That's a huge piece of biker history. This is amazing.

@splatbabylon

7 ай бұрын

Ugh

This was such a fun video to watch. I'm kinda new to motorcycles (didn't grow up in the MC Co culture and started riding in my late 50s) but I love the stuff you guys do. I'm really gaining an appreciation or fascination for these old machines.

I have watched sooo many of your videos. 1st I want to say that I have loved every single video. They are fun, I have learned a ton. However this video has to be (by far) the coolest, most fun video to date. The history, your friends bringing together their knowledge to get involved and work on this. This was such a fun entertaining video. Thank you all for this, it really made my day and put my into a great mood🙌

Love all of the people helping. Looks like everyone had a great time.

I'm amazed that you actually pulled that one off. I hope you loan it to Wheels Through Time when you're done with it. It deserves to be shared.

You have one of the best channels I've ever run across. Love motorcycles, though I've never ridden. Currently building a motorized bicycle (not the same, I know). I just want you to know you and Craig are my favorite motorcycle content creators.

The one thing I really like about Sean is his messages are positive, not heavy or negative. It helps make it easier to understand and receive.

@dougiequick1

7 ай бұрын

sometimes not so accurate but nobody is perfect, yeah a little hard to take sometimes but whatever

My father in law met Bill several times while he worked at a hydraulic shop in Brookfield Illinois. He would stop in for supplies or to fix something and show them the bike and talk about it for quite a while. In the mid 90’s, I was at a toy run in Batavia Illinois and Wallneck’s brought it on a trailer and fired it up. Pretty wild to see in person!

Saw this thing in up close and in person at the National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa, Iowa a few years ago. It's a complete heap. The welds look like they were all done with a stick welder and bubble gum. Terrifying piece of motorcycle history that I wouldn't ride if you paid me. Too bad the museum had to close, but it's good to see this get a new life.

@pickmeaname

7 ай бұрын

I made the trip there in May. A wonderful but sad experience knowing they were closing 😢

@King-Kazma

6 ай бұрын

Weld quality doesn’t matter as much when you have that much steel. A bad weld will still have a considerable safety margin. Bill did serious miles on it. I would be far more concerned with the geometry and basic handling issues.

Just seen this episode and as soon as it started to rumble to life i had a HUGE smile on my face after a really crappy day so a really big thank you to BAB'S. Peace out brother and keep sunny side up. kind regards Daz and my Dog Max from the East coast of the UK

The Roadog. Insane. You sure got the attention of folks at Wheels Through Time. Matts such a great guy and always so positive and helpful. Congratulations on your purchase.

I'm extremely excited that it's gonna stay at Matt's museum. That's American motorcycle history in one exhibit. Thanks for picking it up!

I am using this to help me. I know this video is only 2 month old, but for 5 months I have thought of this motorcycle, but postponed looking up video's on this motorcycle, but my life changed 3 days ago, and now more than ever, this video can help me, because this motorcycle takes me back to my teenage years, and I can really rally race, and live vicariously through my heart. Have a Beautiful Day!!! Lightworker and Energy Healer, Kelly

love seeing long form videos from you guys. Probably a ton of work but its worth, love you guys

Turning left vs turning right - gyroscopics. It will always turn easier in the direction of engine rotation. Loving the concept and execution of Roadog

@jamssears6471

7 ай бұрын

There is more than one mechanic in the world, was looking to see if someone besides me picked up on that. Good job.

@garypeterson9083

7 ай бұрын

Or would it be the opposite? For every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction.

@utube8774

6 ай бұрын

Most auto engine crankshafts turn counter-clockwise when viewed from the rear looking directly at the flywheel. That would mean turning left is in the direction of crankshaft rotation. At 11:15 you can see the crankshaft spining toward the left (counterclockwise) if you are facing forward.

Imagine dropping by Wheels Through Time and finding Sean and Matt working on this thing. Watching Matt ride that thing was awesome. Sean should have gotten on the back...it's a two seater.

@raysechyder1348

7 ай бұрын

Someone didn’t watch through the end of the video…

@pyrolysis2129

7 ай бұрын

Me and my buddy were there too. We rode from SC to see the museum. I didn’t get to watch the filming as much as I would have liked cause the museum was awesome.

Motorcyclist Magazine did an article on this bike in 1995 written by Frank Burns or Mitch Boehm. Fascinating article.

@robertpoche1585

2 ай бұрын

It was a great article.

I think thats the most awesome thing ever. Thats america if I've ever seen it.. having a vision, bringing it to life and then sharing it with the world. Thats awesome!!

I’m so happy for you man. Building your legacy like this. Hopefully I can run into you at wheels through time at some point and shake your hand. You’re a inspiration. So is Matt.

Super Cool to share this with Mat, and it was good to see Buzz and Trudy! We all shake our head when special memories are born. Wish I could have been there. Thanks for keeping this Bike alive and filming it.

I believe this is my favorite videos now I truly enjoyed that and seeing the age group of all those different motorcycle riders working together to help you was amazing shows of family generations working together great great show thank you so much

there is truly a huge community for anything here on youtube, thats awesome. i dont have a bike nor do i plan on getting one. but just stumpled upon this, so cool

Always awesome when Matt shares his knowledge.

Seeing you and Matt on that mythical unicorn brought a little tear to my eye. Good job telling the story and keeping some intrigue. Some things are better kept as legends!

Love your work usually Sean but this was just great. I just felt good about the world when I finished watching this. There was a lot of community getting this thing running, and the history was really really interesting. So much ingenuity on display. Would have loved to have been one of those Harley guys at the end although if I had been I would have crashed mine. How do you process seeing something like that on the road? Thanks for making my evening so much better!

Museum quality right there now.. my dad and i saw this excellent machine, once, please do not touch was on and frankly ur so lucky just like the love put into this thing, man what a reminiser

id have to say matt is one of the nicest people i have seen on youtube. he just seems like it would be a joy to be around him, even if it was only for 10 minutes. and sean and matt together, they look like they have known each other most of their lives!

@BikesandBeards

7 ай бұрын

Hanging out with Matt is always a blast, and he is genuinely that awesome

@thecloneguyz

7 ай бұрын

@@BikesandBeards get the original Boss Hoss and I will be impressed

Absolutely legendary! So glad you guys documented this!!

Crazy…I love it, instant thumbs up!

I had the Roadog poster in my shop for years. I looked at it so long that vertical photos and posters didnt make sense to me anymore. When you have to landscape a motorcycle picture to even attempt getting the true length in the photo, you know you have a road train. I am pretty sure the Roadog, JJ El Diablo and Indian Larry with Daddy-O were the only posters framed that followed me in all my shops for every move. They still reside in my home shop. Good find Sean.

Now this is a legendary status video! 😮

I remember seeing pics of this bike 40 years ago, might have been in easyrider mag, utter legend. One of your best videos ever, glad Roadog is in good hands.

I've come a long way since I started watching your channel. Recently got my first bike because of it, honestly I think riding has saved my spirit. Seeing more powerful and monster machines like this come up, give me inspiration to take my riding further.

27:43 this cut was really funny, we saw you struggle to do literally anything then, boom matt straight up rolling on that like it's nothing

@emmanueltorres6855

3 ай бұрын

So unexpected, yet so hilarious lol

I'm so glad these legendary pieces of history will not be shoved in some garage of a private collection not to be seen on the road again! CONGRATULATIONS on your new acquisitions. I hope too see more videos of them in the future. The history, and the bikes themselves, are very awesome, and actually works of art. Bill's story, up until his premature demise, is extremely interesting. What an Engineer and Fabricator he was!

What I love the most about this bike is it's practical design!

@johnelliott5875

2 ай бұрын

😂😂

This video was just suggested to me.... What a blast from the past. I bought my first car from Buzz back in 1994. It was a 1978 Buick Electra 225. He showed me his garage full of bikes, along with this bike on a trailer in his driveway. It definitely looks better today than I remember it! Glad to see it moving!

I just saw this bike at the motorcycle museum this summer. Sad the museum closed but so glad you got it and are getting it back on the road!!

My gosh, that put a smile on my face! I've been knowing about Wild Bill and RoadDog since the late sixty's. He also had a line of bikes for sale called the Gelbke Four, and there is at least one still in existence. Wild Bill would ride RoadDog and those riding with him couldn't keep up! He rode it fast. The engine was a four cylinder called an iron mike. Would love to see that bike in person some day. Bucket list 😁😎

@PuerRidcully

7 ай бұрын

well, it does look like it was made for a 7'2 guy, lol. Controlling it probably wasn't an issue for that guy.

@bookofrevelation4924

7 ай бұрын

Gelbke was Bill's last name? German, Eastern European ancestry? His parents know Albert Einstein in late 1930s?

@rhigh100

7 ай бұрын

Iron Duke.

@stanleyroberts4381

7 ай бұрын

@@rhigh100 correct,my bad.

This whole video is legendary. Good people to ride such amazing history that's awesome

Absolutely loved this episode!!!

Dude, that must have been like riding a stampeding Buffalo. Insane!

This was so cool!!!! Looks like you had fun! I want to thank you for that verse you posted in your vid. I have been dealing with a lot lately, and that verse came right on time! Thank you for all that you do and for your vids! May God continue to bless you!

@BikesandBeards

7 ай бұрын

God works in mysterious ways

Re: :scariest. Absolutely, I was uneasy just watching you plus that busy road! I think most of us have seen that iconic photo. Thanks for preserving history. The bike belongs in a museum. Have your fun with it and then think about donating it for future generations to admire . Thanks!

@kingcosworth2643

3 ай бұрын

He was going to slow, I understand the caution, but at a point you are just increasing the risk of something happening. Like anything on a bike, commit, and there is a speed to do it at.

Dec 12 2013 it was ridden. I do remember seing it on some show. I'm sure the info is out there and someone will reach out to you through the magic of youtube. Thanks for all your video's You give a lot of us a lot of joy.

I really enjoy your videos of you and Matt together....now that you are in Tennessee it's not that far away.... Wheels Through Time is an incredible place ....it's a shame Dale isn't there to share in these wonderful memories/videos with you guys.

Amazing. Regarding the feeling of being off-center... This is one of those rare situations that your programmed-in sense of balance isn't accurate. Once you let that go, and used visual cues, the RoaDog was rideable. Congratulations to you and everyone who contributed to this project, is is oh so worth it, as would be agreed by motorcycle enthusiasts the world over. YAY!

@wobblysauce

7 ай бұрын

That and you have the jacks…

Love it. What a great piece of living history.

Unbelievable bike. Reminded me of one of the most famous custom bikes here in germany, the"red porsche killer" :)

Epic episode as usual. Love Roadog but I can't tell you how much I love seeing Maggie Valley every time you go visit Matt. My grandparents lived here when I was a kid and some of my fondest memories are right there in town. Can't wait to get back up there some day, especially to check out Wheels Through Time!!

Having watched this bike, bidding at the auction, and wanting to ride it. I am glad to see it on the road with Matt enjoying the journey!

Way back I rode one of the last years Wild Bill rode a couple hundred miles with him in South Dakota. The man’s a legend. God bless you!

I cannot believe you bought this bike!!! Awesome 😎

You gotta admit that Orange County Choppers make really nice motorcycle themed flower, lawn and vegetable garden art. 😂 I know a guy who attached his mailbox to a bike he bought at OCC at the end of his driveway. 😂 The OCC warranty expired before it reached the end of the driveway, so the guy improvised the use for his OCC junk pile. It's now a mailbox holder decoration. 😅

Hands down the best scooter story EVER! Thanks bearded one!

Awesome story telling Big respect from the 🇬🇧

Awesome Bike! Great story! Thank you for sharing it.

So cool congrats guys for getting it running and on the road again

this looks like somthing from a mad max movie

Great way to start a Friday! I knew Jack Parham had one of the Roadogs and figured it would rot there in the museum. I'm glad you were able to rescue it and get it running. You may have even made Jay Leno jealous. I'm sure he would have wanted it. Good job!

@Ari-pw6nu

7 ай бұрын

John Parham

@robcreel4257

7 ай бұрын

@@Ari-pw6nu he also went by Jack.

@grantodaniel7053

7 ай бұрын

​@@robcreel4257Yeah, Jack was always a nickname for John. But my uncle was JACK by birth (christened as such) and my aunty insisted on calling him John because that was the "proper" name... drove us mad! 😂😂

I hope that whoever owns the other ROADOG sees this video, and wants to take a ride with you on yours, and that person on theirs, side by side. I love seeing one of a kind vehicles, and it doesn't even matter how many tires it has on the pavement. GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!

What an amazing creation! Wow! And the story behind it is also one of one. Wow!

You guys have no idea....I have wanted to own this bike since I was a little boy. Every since I saw that photograph of Wild Bill.

I’m happy those motorcycles survived and appreciate the care you’ve shown in getting it running again as it should be American History 🇺🇸

That's a very crazy bike. I can't wait to see you try to ride it. The scariest bike I ever owned was a Suzuki 550 GT, 3 cylinder 2 stroke or the 500 Huskervarna Stadium bike. Riding that engine at least once is a wonderful experience people can only imagine or dream about. Super cool to share with us.

Great ride. Thanks for sharing.

I remember reading about Road Dog in Cycle World magazine more than once. I do wonder what would have happened to the U.S. touring motorcycle if Gelbke had lived. He was just starting initial production of the revised machine, which was shorter, lighter, and just as capable as a gas-sipping long-haul ride.

Awesome video as always brotha!! That bike is a behemoth!!! Love that all your videos have a bible verse in them!! Keep up the great work and killer content!! God bless you and your family!

World's first two wheeled lorry.

That was a sick video. and a very nice tribute to wild bill. much love and thanks from Canada

Very cool Sean, one of your all time great conquests I think. You and Matt are now officially in the smallest and most selective motorcycle club in the world, those who have ridden the RoadDog, Congrats!!

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Agreed, I think more people have walked on the moon, [12] than have ridden that bike.