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Love reliving this.. What a great week of riding with you both..

Love this one Boots..!!

We were trying to take some still pictures of the bike on the hill.... I had put the front end up the hill a couple times and hit the front brakes to hold it there, and it would just slide the front wheel back down the hill.. So I decided to get it up the hill and kill the engine, so it would stay there... It worked.!! There isn't a kill switch on the Sprint so I had to just roll off the throttle and let it stall.. The muffler dug into the ground and acted like a kickstand.. So we took some pictures of me up on the pegs, and it actually looks like I'm riding up the hill... It was a fun photo shoot...!!

That was great - Thanks ! So sad to hear about both of their passings ...

Very nice bike! RIP Michael Parks, then came Bronson was one of my favorite shows back in 1969 when I was 14. I actually did by a new red Sportster in 85 probably because of that show subconsciously. I wish I would have kept it!

Thanks

Yep brake on the left shift on the right. Just like a 250 Sprint.

Very beautiful replica. Bronson RIP 😥

RIP Michael parks.5/10/17 .

rip Michael parks 5 10 17.

You guys knock me out!

loved that show.

Awesome. Looks almost like the original.

I never get tired of this video... !! Thinking about you guys..!!

I'm jealous

Very nice.

Cool.

Bronson's scooter was not a kicker watch the moving he fakes like he's kicking it

I remember that show, I was 10 when it came out, certainly captured my imagination and every other 10 year old kid around. I think it came on in September and I lived in Palm Springs. The week after the first then came Bronson show every kid in town had a beanie cap and a leather jacket, in the desert in September, which is fairly warm weather. There was also a grown up guy that used to dress as Bronson and ride around. Us kids used to yell, " hey Bronson" and he would wave. Im not really sure what captured our attention so much or why an adult rode around pretending to be Bronson. I saw it on TV a couple of years back. When I saw the listing I was so excited, then I watched a couple of the shows and they were pretty bad. I understood why it only lasted a year. Still not sure what captured the imagination of so many from that show. I know it got a hold of me at ten but I cant really remember a specific thing that said to me: I am Bronson. Still amazing though that it touched so many.

that bike looks so much better than the overweight overpriced gaudy monstrosities that Harley makes now.

Very cool bike! And a cool show

Hey man! Taking a trip?

Sad Trivia,,, the actor who played Isidore Katz passed away barely a year after making "The 99 Mile Circle"

Was the Bronson bike a long frame bike?

What was the stunt bike used in the dunes and hill climb scenes?

A better question is - where did you find a decal of the "all seeing eye"?

Loved and watched the show, loved that bike. You did a fine job with your replica. Where did you find or did you make the decal of the "all seeing eye"? Was it hard to locate a 1970 HD Sportster in running condition? Good luck with it.

Boot's, Dan passed away 2 day's ago I'm sure you already know. I did not realize he built the cycles for easy rider. Hope all is well J.B.

R.I.P Dan, I am glad I got to meet you in 2008, at this event and you sat on our Bronson Bikes!

R.I.P Dan, I am glad I got to meet you in 2008, at this event and you sat on our Bronson Bikes!

Beautiful

I sat on the original Bronson bike back in 1970 when I was 16. It was in the Harley Shop in Galesburg, Illinois and it had ropes all around it with signs, Do Not Touch. I rode a 1969 125cc Rapido, A Harley Davidson too. I put 23,000 miles on that bike in a single year driving it back and forth to Chicago and to Northern Wisconsin. The owner of the shop was looking me and how I was dreaming about the bike and then he said, go ahead and sit on it. I didn't hesitate one second. I thought that the bike was supposed to be absolutely in perfect condition, but on the inside of the popes, near the frame and the rear foot pegs there was a small dint and scratch on the pipes. I wasn't disappointed though, Bronson was my hero and mentor and the chance to sit on so famous of a bike was just outstanding. Thank you Gerald Wright, the shop owner, I still think of that moment and opportunity. C. Jeff Dyrek, Webmaster, Disabled Vet.

what does "MOV06314" mean? there are other vids with this also. just curious. thanks.

Oil tank was chromed on the original.

LOUIS WATCHED YOUR UTUBE HOPE TO SEE U AGAIN IM GLAD YOUR STILL THERE

why do you keep it in a storage facility?

Boy that baby is clean! Nice job Mike.

Interesting stuff

Man, i wish i was you

Great acting job, Billy!

Good memories...love this area of Arizona!

I never get tired of watching this one... Thanks Byron, for all the help on this trip and the pictures and video.. Great stuff.!!

I spotted a TCB in Springfield Ohio early 2014. Even had the sleeping bag up front! Bronson was my inspiration at 19 in 1970 I took my 650 BSA on a three month adventure into Ontario from Dayton Ohio.

Where can I buy the full 25 episodes of Then Came Bronson from 1969-1970?? I'm desperate! :0)

I was 8 or 9 yes.Cold When see it that series.thanks a lot

Everything original to the show, kewl. BUT sounds like he forgot to put oil in it.

Loved it!

Nice video. Hang in there.

Very interesting video. Thanks for sharing. Hang in there guys!

Kool!