Its awesome to listen to the same sound they heard over one hundred years ago. Please continue to preserve this piece of history.

@jaggynettles

3 жыл бұрын

running erracticly id say the magneto needs attention

@juanmarquez7441

7 ай бұрын

What a great idea

@johnmartin7158

3 ай бұрын

Who does the bike belong to.

Best old iron vid ever! Let the engineers and builders speak through their skill to the present.

That thing is wicked! I will never forget as a kid seeing those race around at the fairgrounds on the wooden circle tracks going like a bugger.

@madison9960

3 жыл бұрын

How old are you guy?

@idaho2ndgens240

3 жыл бұрын

@@madison9960 70. They used to race at the fair when I was a kid. The wooden circle tracks were brought in on trucks and we could go watch them in the late 60's.

@madison9960

3 жыл бұрын

@@idaho2ndgens240 That's awesome. Didn't know that.

@mikekaatman3194

3 жыл бұрын

How old are you sir?

@johnmartin7158

3 ай бұрын

@@idaho2ndgens240Rarely, I didn’t know that, Sir.

The 1912 Indian has no brakes , those racers back then were driving the brakes ...much respect for them ...amazing guts ...it takes a lot of it , to race on what became know as murderdromes

I’m really glad we get to meet this side of you, and I think we all want to see more like this

Wow, the sound of that engine!

Definitely a piece of art... still running after all these years... and the craftsmanship. Nice job on preserving... thank for sharing

A truly beautiful old bike. Nice to see it still running and being cared for properly by running it and not just leaving it a static display item like so many endure .

Boardtrack racers were insane man. I don't think you can get much more daredevil than that. I love the old school v-twins. Those exposed pushrods and rocker arms, the FLAAAAAMES. This thing really just oozes AMERICA out of every pore lol

Mesmerizing! Sounds so crisp and flawless! I want!!

Heck yeah! This thing looks amazing. I'm usually a car guy, but this definitely gets me going as well. What a masterpiece

@epiphonium

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I've seen something like this in a museum but never running. The Gilmore museum in Michigan and the Auburn in Indiana and others have some representation of these crazy things in car museums.

@custommakers8076

3 жыл бұрын

возможно вам Будут интересные и наши видео)) Подписывайтесь, у нас пока только начало видео реставрации мопеда но уже скоро будет полное видео, и еще 2 Проекта завершаем (старые Восход и МТ)

Yes, what a fine piece of art. I would place it in the middle of a living room...

Starting to really like the historical bikes well done for keeping history alive

David: puts something indian Views: stronks

@khartog9741

3 жыл бұрын

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@ranjanbiswas3233

3 жыл бұрын

That's American Native Indian for freak sake -_-

Nice to see a young fella interested in old stuff👍👍

appsolutely amazing you can,t bet an original painted bike the colors blow my mind thanks for keeping original when they are painted and done up they lose their soul

This is the TRUE history ,of motorcycling , brought to life . And hopefully preserved for another 100 years. Great work . ❤

What you have there my friend, is not only ART, but mega history and a Time Machine. Treat it well. I had a machine-gasm just watching the flames! LOL!

@jimboslice9472

3 жыл бұрын

its just more old salvageable pollution causing junk,,, sad really : (

That sound is music to my ears. Just awesome

Thanks for posting this..great!

Wow that is old and it is so awesome you have one. Have a blessed day.

This video is amazing! Pilots needed passion (and courage) ... Like Mister Burt Munroe and other pilots who have fallen into oblivion ... Thank you !

Came for the vocals and beatbox reactions but wow what a cool video

If it doesn't feel like it will kill you in the blink of an eye then it's not worth to sit on it and ride.What a machine ..a dynamic sculpture.

Perfectly for the winter.... you always got warm legs and feet. ;)

@juanpere9073

3 жыл бұрын

And freezing hands and face.

Amazing to be able to see and hear that! Thanks!

What a cool bike! The people who raced those were on another level of brave!

I own a 200mph Hayabusa, but i think that beautiful machine is a real beast. love the night shots

Great bike, that's when it all started!!!!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Beautiful cycle wish I lived in that area!😊

I'm taking pictures at the Curtiss Museum in Hammondsport N.Y of these old bikes it's amazing to finally hear one after staring at them for hours thank you.

Appsolutely beautiful machine.

🏁True treasure of the mechanical history.👍....🏁

Those board trackers were absolutely crazy.

Much Appreciation + Thanks for Sharing!! No Body knows about Theses Any More

Sounds great.

Beautiful machine. 😎

Fantastic!

This is a beauty.

Brutal as hell. Fire in all directions, does not have any suspension. For insane riders.

That’s simply stunning

@imredrugon6431

3 жыл бұрын

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that's so dope! someone needs to replicate this bike with a motorized bicycle build

Great job....

That is beyond cool!

Awesome!

Amazing!

What a wonderful contraption

Man. Too cool bro.

🔥 awesome

Wow. Amazing 🌺

Nice, very nice!

I cant say i was expecting this

it's crazy u reacted to bass nearly a year ago damn time flies feels like a month ago I saw u upload that

@zelpirk

3 жыл бұрын

Fr

@Immanuel_jijo

3 жыл бұрын

True

That looks lit

Came here looking for a Napom reaction and got this cool bike instead. =D

I thought you'd say "this is NOT one of those machines" in the intro XD

Just discovered your channel and immediately subscribed after watching this. What a truly beautiful machine! Amazing that it's still original after all these years. Looks and sounds great! Great quality video too. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you. Keep up the great work.

One of my favourite motorcycle design.

My day-job is restoring suits of armour, more often than not 16th and 17th Century, but occasionally some medieval pieces. On the bench this week us a first-century bronze mirror. My brief is always as is my aim lest I could not sleep: 'Leave it's story intact!'. Mechanically conserve and stop any damage from spreading yes, replace any missing parts or rivets that are causing other 'lames' to over stress but 'Leave it's story!' I wish the same rule applied to people too, because as I always say, 'A face without wrinkles is a book without words'. So, this bike is a rare pearl, it's restoration is invisible and her 'story' intact and unaltered for generations to come. Wonderful to see a machine that hasn't been got-at by someone with more money than sense! Some fine museums are also guilty of this!!! I have turned down as much restoration work as I accept, because I REFUSE to polish a 16th century armour just as I would also refuse to polish a 20th century bike. Beautiful video, BRAVO 🏆⚒️🇬🇧

What a bike I would have loved to have been there at the time of filming your video,all the best norm from the Uk .❤

Breathtaking Beauty

Wow super old Scholl Machine 💯👌

Too cool .....you gotta get brave and take it for a ride.

This guy had something good going and just left youtube

@81elpedro

3 жыл бұрын

Do you know why?

@mbxmusic5256

3 жыл бұрын

What happened? He left yt? Really??

@MuhammadAli-sp4kq

3 жыл бұрын

@@81elpedro he is back

Amazing

A true fire breather.

So simple but so nice beautiful just like that they are nice restored too if done right

All tease and no go!!

Would love to take it for a spin 👍🏿

@groupersti

2 жыл бұрын

Just look at it in person...cool

These early motorcycles are where the expression "Rider, rider, pants on fire" comes from. :-)

I'm also a fan of flame plasma. Might be fun to read into sometime.

Very good for 1912 ✌️👌 first Motto Guzzli 🎩✊

Fabulous ! To restore 100 points ...

Ideal for winter

Show de bola!!raridade

Excelsior Henderson: "That's cute..."

I thought he'd actually ride it... I'm disappointed.

@PatrickBaptist

3 жыл бұрын

Bet it would just stall out and die if he tried.... I thought the same as you though.

@user-nq2js8ng4t

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

@Mr_Fancypants

3 жыл бұрын

These bikes are priceless. If he crashed it you would all be facepalming and call him a idiot.

nice motorcycle

Espectacular

Wow what a sound from 1912! Race only! I'd love it if you could get someone to record you driving by at a high speed......... :)

@victorhuffel4823

3 жыл бұрын

I recently ( 5 years ago ) built a replica 1910 indian. I know I know its not original, but I built it on only pictures. It is electric, has moving push rods, blue power LEDS in the exhaust pips, a power amplifier with PI computer to send an exhaut sound timed with the theottle. I have incorperated an Harly sound ( Sacrilege I know ). I would also like to hear a good recording of the sound so that I can use it on my Indian.

wow thats a beautiful bike friend from pop

¡Gracias!

Спасибо!

You should check out Top 10 unique sounds Ps: the video im specifically referring too has tomazacre in the thumb nali

Would have been raced on the board tracks. Indian built many superb bikes, and dont come much better than this!!👍👍

Okay, but what lip buzz technique is this? All kidding aside, this is gorgeous.

@jerrylong381

3 жыл бұрын

That is....BITCHIN!!!

@stupidslave

3 жыл бұрын

Gorgeous is one way to put it..

Ride it!❤

Some machines look fast... some machines look mean... some machines, just look... dangerous lol

Thanks for sharing subscribed

those old old vehicles sure liked to shoot flames out the exhaust.

Super

It's almost hard to believe that they raced both bikes and cars on boardtracks 100 years ago. This bike is truly functional art, like you said. A bit of living history! Is this a similar bike (but earlier model) to what Burns was driving when he crashed at 107mph at the Los Angeles Motor Speedway? It's shortly talked about in the video "Welcome to the Murderdrome" by On Yer Bike.

Where are you David? We miss u

Yeah bro. I am a wind instrument player. And from the knowledge I have about breathing . In my opinion Bobby McFerrin is the best jazz vocal in the world. Because everything he sings is of the highest quality. And of course his 4 octave range. Please react to Bobby McFerrin - Spain , Autumn leaves.

Nyimak belajar mas Bro..motor2 lawas atau modif yg mengagumkan, masih bisa hidup..keren mas Bro..👍

Where are you buddy , come back :D

wat a bannnger i loooveeeeeeeeee iiiitttt

the engines were of many different brand names but with one thing in common ,they were mostly all V-Twins because it fits nicely in a bicycle frame..some had no throttle plate or slide in the carb , but just a clear hole and you would control your speed with an on and off button ti the ignition ...later as the tracks got old was the main hazard of racing ..when riders would fall they would acquire huge long splinters impaling themselves that was almost always fatal

You should react to Pwad's wildcard (beatbox) its flipping amazing

Sounds similar to a 4 cylinder tractor of the same era, very torquey