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So you CAN shift into first before completely stopping.... always wondered about that :)

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I am 83 years old, and bought my first Harley, a 1942 Flat Head "45" when I was 14 in 1955. My current ride is a 99 Softail Custom. Had a lot of fun on that old 45. I should have kept it. Riding a bike with a foot clutch hand shift is something you never forget. But when you are 14 you can do any thing. LOL.

The transmission / shift is as smooth as honey.

classic bike

That's My Kind Of View thanks for letting me ride the bike

Que bela motocicleta! Um sonho!

awesome just awesome!

i wish we had the forthought to take some pics of our sheds and rebuilds , you just forget those things , i love your work my friend

seeing your concern for the original parts brings back my memories of our wla's in the 80's - 90's we had n old bike shop in sydney called redfern harley from the 40's that still had original war surplus parts ,we were so lucky to have that stuff available , i still kept some of the original harley pks as display items coz even then we knew it was disappearing , the old boys eventually kicked on and some rich bastard bought the entire stock jacked all the prices and i've heard still has most of it stored thinks he will make a fortune but he dont realise there just aint that many 55 an up guys around to buy the stuff , young guys just arent interested, cheers big ears from down under

i love your camera angles , it amazes me when you see bikes for sale and the guy taking the pics doesnt seem to have a clue , they are such works of art you can look and study a well angled pic for hours theres so much to look at ,my girlfriend now wife used to lament my mate and i sitting in the shed for extended periods of time staring at a new mc magazine or our own bikes , she'd say what the hell are you looking at , we could never really answer , cheers brother

good on ya brother , i just found pt 7 and now 6 popped up , i'll go watch em all , in ozzi in the 80's and 90's we rode flatheads mostly walla's, we hot rodded em with sportster cams and fiddled with gearing ,su carbies etc , one of the guys had an 80 cu UL which was rare as hens teeth , i always lusted for a 74cu UL or a knucklehead but they were like rockin horse shiite too , my wla broke the gearbox 20 years ago so i parked it up , its in the shed but covered in rust , i'm gunna clear the shed and get into it , i'm 57 so i just have to do it ,,like now ,thanks for sharing and cheers big ears from down under#CASHisKINGnoCBDC

Just found your video. lovely bike and you seem to get as much enjoyment out of riding it as I get with my 1941 WL, I`m 78 now and the bike is still ridden regularly but I must say in England i have to contend with much more traffic and bendy roads! The crappy front brake does`nt help!

I understand you can't stop progress but these old motorcycles or just works of art

Hell Yeah , Beautiful 😍 !!!

A thing of beauty, well done it looks like many weeks of hard work, I entered the draw at Dales wheels through time museum raffle to win the same bike but it wasn’t to be, ride with a smile and enjoy

I am so in love with your bike. It is my “Holy Grail” of bikes for me. I’ll just keep looking until I can find one. Love your videos

Absolutely beautiful,one of the nicest I’ve ever seen ! Beautiful !

That bike is beautiful !

WoW, whatta Beaut, very nice job. Take Care and Be Safe.

My wrists & firearms are numb just watching

So pocas. Las. Máquinas. Que. Después. De estos. Años. Siguen. Como. Nuevas.... Harley. Davidson. La. Reína. De las. Reinas

That is the exact bike i have been looking for. You did such a beautiful job on it . I also love how you kept the copper and just clear coated it.

I couldn't ride that thing, the controls would trip me up so bad

I know how you feel. I bough a 1971 sand cast Ducati 750 GT in the late 80's, I brought her back to life.

I'm sorry, the Nelson Rigg bag is hideous and inappropriate.

What an absolutely gorgeous machine. I've had the privilege of riding a hand shift Harley (actually a 1975 FLH Shovelhead) and it connects you to generations passed. My great-grandfather used to ride a UL to work every day to his job as a machinist at GE Schenectady. To be a machinist is the best job in the world.

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Looks good love it

Love the bike but hated the video cuz all you saw was the riders view of the road and hardly any of the bike it self.

Very nice Bike always have a good trip.👍👍👍👍

I wish I could buy your bike if you ever decide to sell it. I’m so impressed with your work.

I've been wanting a knucklehead since I rode one in the late seventies. This year I start to look for one no matter what

Fantastic ..immense pleasure to watch and travel in time with you....thanks for sharing..such a lovely neighbourhood too... which part of the world are you in Sir?

I have the exact same one, and it's in China now, trying to restore it. Nice to see the video you shared

Just came across your video, and really enjoyed watching your ride, I have always want ed to own a Harley, but now at nearly 67yo I have left my run a bit late, plus my wife would not let me get one, I solf my last bike about four years ago, but if I was to get a Harley, one like your would be what I would want, ride safe.

According to my Harley bible the 37UL was the "Special Sport" high compression 1200. They made 2,861 of them and MSRP was $395.

Nice bike

My father had one like yours back in 1959 it was a basket case he but together with his friend in Weston Ohio

That 37 will look great in Candy Apple 🤣 I'm glad you are taking your time, that year UL like the EL has some really special, one year only parts on it. Good luck 🤞

Чудо дивное скрывая! HARLY-DAVIDSON.СШЮ!

Well done mate, a man amongst men.

She is beautiful - Certainly requires time to applicate - as there is so much there -

What a fantastic travel to the past 👍

Great job .

Very nice. Thanks for the video.

Love the risers. So many people all afraid to customize a vintage bike, you have to ride it so have a ball brother.

take the god awful bags off of her

Sweet bike