I had a '78 YZ 400 in my teenage years in the late 90's. That thing was a beast and I loved it!

If it smokes it's fun ,lesson of the day 💨💨💨💨

Thank you again for sharing your knowledge with us on bikes I appreciate it and thank you for showing us such beautiful craftsmanship long before these bikes

Love the history lesson everyday is a school day.

Cool show it did bring back some old memories and a lot of fun. Thanks for showing this show.

Your right we thrashed the hell. Outa some of those Bike’s. I had the YZ 125 and a husky 175. Still have my 1982 shovel head.

@irvhh143

4 жыл бұрын

I had a yz125e, thing was indestructible

Dang this video brings back a lot of memories..... thumbs up for sure.

@paulskopic5844

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing.....the good ole days.

i HAD SOME OF THOSE! mY FAV. WAS A CZ 250. THE REAR HUB WAS A RATCHET for hill climbs,it would just stop when it couldn't go any higher and you would throw it sidewise and come back down! The honda 250 was fast when set up correctly with a dial indicator! spent alot of time in the Mojave camping and riding!

@garyparker2969

4 жыл бұрын

My Oldest Brother Had a 360 CZ n THAT Sucker SCREAMED !!!!

Thanks for the tour steve , you’ve got good taste

Great video!! Love those vintage bikes...

Wow, this video have me goose bumps,miss the old bikes,so much cooler. Dang,the good old mono shock. On any Sunday is my favorite movie,shaped my life. Thanks for sharing this 🏁🏁👽👻👍👻🏁🏁.

Loved the video!!! Thank you!!!

Woo, It's amazing. Thank you for sharing

Great video!!! Love the old dirt bikes!!!

Awesome vija of some awesome bikes

Smiling after watching yes feeling old after yes it's cool to be old

Had a 79 YZ250 bought new! Fantastic machine!

Please make a video on you bike collection or if there already is a video let me know where so I can watch it love the old school motocross bikes

Favorite movie any given Sunday steve mcqueen and malcom Smith so rad!!!

TY bro

Those were some nice bikes....

Hell Yeah....... you got good taste in bikes; especially the old motorcrossers. I considered the Montessa and a Bultaco before buying a Honda Elsinore CR250M. Kids today just have no appreciation for how brutal the old bikes were. We would go ripping around with only 4” of travel front and rear. When the Elsinore came out it was a big deal to get a 7” of travel on the front forks; revolutionary for that time frame. That’s also the exact time frame that Yamaha 74’ brought out the first mono shocker. My biggest nemesis at the track had the first Yammy mono.

Had a z50 ran it with vise grip holding throttle wide open. Good times

I was watching this last week lot cool old bikes they auction off lot good deals on some.When you coming back on tv 📺.

Steve I am from the UK, I had two montessas trials bikes with the 250cc!!. There famous engine, they are great machines. Know they are teamed up with honda still that is a subsidiary company. there are some sexy bikes on this vid great content so glad you built the d rod for sure and became famous here, in Scotland and love your work you started a revalution lol!!!.

wow some nice bikes

Awesome bike bet made alot of power

@WelderUpVegas

3 жыл бұрын

No doubt!

Hello Andy another great video , i was watching zac loading the mixer the 544 would maybe benefit from a tip toe bucket for height and clearance wise ?

Your production and camera work on this and other videos is A-1

Next time Im in Vegas from Phoenix I'll stop by on my 51 Triumph custom. I drove by a a couple months ago but it was rainy and drizzly. I have a 70 400 cross too *fistbump*

So awesome 👍🏾👍🏾 but would have liked to see the old 1985 Honda 250 XR or CR but I just got some Yamaha dirt bike's will try to get it going so I can get back on one haven't been on for years then got a bucket list of getting my motor bike licence lol

You deserve more subs. This is good stuff.

Awesome at the begining of the video that red 72 Yamaha XS 650 I had one just like it they were really fast o to 80 it would smoke a Honda 750 all day thanks for sharring

Show more if you can. I was back to the `70`s for this one. I had an Ossa TT Stiletto on the road. Lucky I`m still alive! haaa

I learned how to shift on a 1969 Honda SL90, it was blue... a Rupp before that

Steve mcqueen was wheelin a husky in the pic

I had one like the last one ya showed it had the green stripe on top of the silver gas tank it was a 250 elsinore honda and that bike was incredible I loved it but honestly I dont remember what happened to it but ya I had alot of stuff I wish I still had but anyways this vid brought a few memories back

Bob Hurricane Hannah and Johnny O'Mara , I remember those guys.

I have and use a kaw 75 on a weekly basis heavy trucker for the mining industry I use the little bike to scope out pick up and delivery sites much easier to turn it around than my 379 pete with a 4 axle lowboy and a d9 cat stores on a little ramp I built on the back of the cab

I had a 250 Montesa flat track bike it was fast as hell.

Come to the Barber Motorsports park second week of Oct for the biggest antique bike rally/race/swapmeet in the world. I'll be there along with 70000 other bike nuts.

When you're with the yellow 250 Yam, the man in the background wearing the check shirt has been in an episode of American Pickers. They traded parts for a 1914 Harley with him.

Wow memories, I had the Yamaha 80 MX in 1977 and tried to keep up with mybuddies Honda 100's, not!

Man if you wanted to find a mugen ME125 I feel like this would be the place.

This was the Mecam auction I was there and it was pretty incredible. It's cool of you to make a vid for everyone else to see the bikes but stop touching them and definitely stop getting on them! those are museum worthy. I'm surprised no one kicked your ass.

Great channel you have welder up just curious on what its actually called on the old Harley Davidson like the car has a gear stick is the name the same with the Harley Davidson.

You're a badass because you live down there you're a badass for having a shop you're a badass for having TV show okay I'm going to stop awesome video brother keep up the great work May peace be with you and your family and workers

I was at a Shannon's auction in Victoria Australia there was a old Harley Davidson there it was a piece of junk but the only reason it went for 900.000 buks there is only four mad for people in Australia that raced them and this one maybe the only one still in existence. It is still in Australia somewhere

Kawasaki 75 was my first! 1977. Age 5. But they were 4 stroke Steve.

Looks like an awesome show but what is that guy thinking with those boots and jean shorts?!

@WelderUpVegas

4 жыл бұрын

Great question Lawrence! It's when I'm the most comfortable. It's my everyday attire! Thanks for watching!

I want to see your bikes Steve. Those bikes are nice but clearly not used 😜 don't get me wrong nice to see. Steve Mcquens is best bike film ever 👍👍👍😜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦄🎣😁✌️

What year next from that KTM that you were standing from that Suzuki RM what size was it. I had a 1979 RM 125 and 1990 RM 250 I still have the 250.

What about a Bultaco dirt bike ??

Nice old bikes, didnt happen to see a Cooper 250?

I had a Honda S90 in late sixties. 70 mph on highway.

I wonder who made the little Evil Knievel bike, Italjet?

I have a montessa can’t find any parts for it,it a king scorpion 250

I had the Silver / Red 1975 CR125M Elsinore .

@ianmangham4570

4 жыл бұрын

I did not

I miss my Hodaka Combat Wombat

Now that's cool bro are you a brother of mine I love that same stuff I hope you get a few

any bultaco 360 elbanito ?

250 Elsinore best bike I ever owned I think I got the bike in 1971

One thumbs down????.....I bet they drive a Prius.

What a palace

All those cool bikes and you managed to miss all the heavy hitters and focused on vintage dirt and toys. Glad I watched the video using the FF button... Didn’t have to waste 13 minutes...

Once upon a time I had the 1978 yz400 1979 yz 490

I hope the people that buy these actually ride them. obviously they haven't been ran much.

I had a rickter

That trike is an original and not a reproduction because it's the only one the guy made. It's not old,.. just made to look old but does have some vintage bits, pieces & engine. BTW.. just where do you think you're at... the please touch museum? Surprised you made it out without a problem. Who said you could touch and sit on the bikes?

I love how you say Look at this and this and the camera guy just stands there with no effort to try and see what your telling us to look at.

Adoro as. Obras. De. De. Estive farnel. Gostaria. De. Ver. Os. Vidios. Em. Português

Bitchin Ccoooll Stuff there Sir, thanks for Sharing n God Bless All.

Did you buy anything?

Do you ever run across many Hodaka’s or Bultaco motorcycles? I’m 45 and I had a Bultaco 370 and my older brother had a Hodaka that I can’t remember the size. Your story about the Kawasaki 75 cracked me up. Hit close to home I had two XR 75’s an later I had a 1982 KDX 80. We lived about 30 miles from town in N California so when we trashed our bikes we had to figure out any way possible to ride so many a time I found myself rigging up ridiculous crap so I could ride. Worst ever was a 79 KDX 400 that in the 6th grade I had to lean against a tree and put every bit of my maybe 100 lbs ass behind my foot to kickstart haha. My older brother busted the shifter shaft off the transmission so it was usually stuck in 2nd or 3rd gear but in the 6 th grade on that 400 that was plenty of power for my little dumbass haha. Somewhere I have video of my brother and I jumping that bike over an old ford pinto haha. We ripped the hood off the car and laid it from the ground to the back window of the car to make a ramp. We stuffed a few old rims and tires under the hood ( for safety haha) to keep it from collapsing. My brother whose about 8 years older and a shit ton more crazy than I hit that pinto at a pretty good speed and launched off the pinto and cleared an old Datsun station wagon we dragged in front of the pinto. Not really a big deal considering some of the amazing things these young guys can do these days as they are true athletes and of course have kick ass bikes and equipment. But for two brothers without a lot of money or talent haha we managed to keep our dad and the neighbors pretty entertained back in the day haha. I just found out yesterday that my leukemia is back so I’ll be starting chemo again this week but I’d been thinking all night that if I can beat this cancer bullshit again I’m gonna focus on getting back on a dirt bike for one and number two I’m gonna replace my custom Harley that the bank came and took from me during my first go around with leukemia haha. Running across your video this morning just sealed the deal as far as motivation haha. I’ll definitely be subscribing to your channel and checking out your other content. I wish like hell I could get out and go to shows like this myself but seeing as that’s not in the cards for me I certainly appreciate your taking the time to share your experience and I really mean that sincerely. Thanks again and your video made my day.

@WelderUpVegas

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Matt, This is Steve's Mom responding to your comment. Steve ask me to read it because your experiences sounds exactly like his and I agree. What a great time Steve had as a kid doing the same crazy things. It's a good thing I didn't know about most of them. Both you and your brother obviously have very creative minds and was the neighborhood entertainment. I'm curious to know what your occupation is now. Looks like you graduated to a Harley! Steve spent many hours in a nearby junk yard looking for parts to repair his bikes. He somehow made unlikely parts work. After the repair he was off to find another Dirt hill, another jump or anything that would challenge his abilities and imagination. He often returned home pushing his bike needing repairs once again. Steve and I have enjoyed reading about your escapades with your brother. We have laughed and reminisced about his and your stories. Now, you need to fight this leukemia and finish it for good and when you do come see us at Welderup. Steve and I would both like to meet you. Lets do a tour of the shop and showroom and visit about the good old days that made you who you are today. Let us know when your ready. We will be thinking about you Matt! Hang in there buddy! Steve and Mom

@mattduane7239

4 жыл бұрын

WelderUp First I have to apologize for the delay in my response. Your replay made me very happy to say the least. I have attempted to reply many times and have read your reply several times throughout this first go around with chemotherapy. There’s been many ups and downs in the beginning and mostly downs so I’ve cheered myself up a few times now by reading your response. Kindness from a stranger is one of the best feelings in the world. I would love to meet you both someday when I’m healthy. We currently live in the Austin area. Oh as far as my occupation I was a licensed master plumber before I got sick. I did the plumbing thing for 22-23 years and the only other job I had was as a hod carrier for a plastering company in California all through high school and a while after. Well if I knew how I’d send you my personal email address and what not as I would very much like to stay in contact but my skills leave a lot to be desired haha. I m getting out of the hospital for a while while we wait on my bone marrow biopsy genetic studies to come back because I have to have a transplant. So I guess as long as I can stay healthy I can stay out. Fingers crossed haha. Thank you again for your kindness sadly you just don’t find it as much theses days. You folks take care and you really seem like great folks.

@WelderUpVegas

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Matt, was great to hear from you. leave your e-mail information at info@welderup.com After a while I lose the comments. I'd like to know how your doing.

That Indian looked just like old XR75 .

hello Danville pa

I know kids now a days don’t buy mini bikes I used to love them ! I had a lot of them

Brother kids these days ain't half the man that we are that are in our 40s and 50s and won't never amount to what we have there all wimps Mama's Boys

Lijepe mašine fali još legenda Tomos .

Love your channel. Why does your music have to be so loud?

the xr and cr was king till they came out with that damn yz....

No Bull Tacos .What a shame .

Bro where do u store all that knowledge? Lol

Cool video, but damn that music goes up loud.

How about a story about Rat Think car's Steve , The bikes are kool but kostom cars are kooler

You don’t drive bikes you ride them

What? no Bultocos??? You talk a BAD ASS BIKE

Husqvarna❤️👍🇸🇪

@irvhh143

4 жыл бұрын

The Mercedes of dirtbikes !

@WelderUp \ "Chase and Cash" ~ "Chasin Cash"...¡☆☆☆

@welderup montesa is still made. Honda owns them now. They only make trials bikes they no longer make enduro and motocross bikes.

No one on here knows about that movie any true dirtbiker will

Hey brother if you ever get a chance look up Kaplan Cycles he's on the East Coast he's got over 7 million in restoring this place as a Motorcycle Museum he's gotten anything you can even imagine check him out tell him I sent you over man he's got some cool bikes all those bikes do bring back memories brother👍👍👍👊👊

This place is amazing man whole lot of hella cool going on hey brother have you ever seen Kaplan America KZread channel he's up on the East coast he's got one hell of a museum the best of the best when it comes to vintage dirt bikes street bikes you name it check him out brother you will damn sure enjoy his channel man if you ever need anything old I'm pretty sure he's got it they're just high dollar because they're fucking men 💯🤙🏾🤙🏾👍🏾👍🏾💪🏾💪🏾

bidding number and some money..

YEO! ! who the fxk is filming They need to get the close ups of what your pointing at

@Tx7sleepyjoe

4 жыл бұрын

Horrible camera guy/girl

I wonder if they care that you're touching all their stuff

@WelderUpVegas

4 жыл бұрын

The owners were there. I would never disrespect them.

We practice the same religion, to me, Yamahas will forever be yellow, never cared for the blue.

That Harley doesn’t make any power, around 4 hp!

Funny ... You went from lamenting about how there's no craftsmanship anymore. How the old bike had some actual style and nobody does that anymore to.... A Yamaha 250. All plastic. lol Funny.

Get someone else to film holy shit can you pay attention