@@ericmccoy745 I get that it works, that much is clear, but how do they know that this wasn't built by a mechanic out of a bunch of spare & fabricated parts? I get that everything is period correct plus or minus about 5 years, but that doesn't rule out it's fabrication taking place in the 1910's
@@ericmccoy745 That really bothers you doesn't it?...Hell you've commented on it several times. He said he had the bike two weeks, so maybe the video is from 2017. It was STILL the first time he started it. Troll.
May this comment reach the eyes of every youtuber for EVERY video. Music is NEVER a good idea when showing content. I would only play music during intos, outros, and in times when you edit videos to fast forward footage.
@@ericmccoy745 Some ''camera magic'' and off shot tinkering to make it run. The HT lead changes from a short under tank 19:02 to a long one when running 19:15. Also an easy start in the 2017 Video.
Me too. I fast forwarded a bit to see if it stopped later on in the video but apparently not. Shame, I really wanted to watch this but it was such hard work!
Per chance I happened across this video and the Egbergs Where my relatives the owners being Johnny and Roy egberg. They literally delivered my first motorcycle to my house which was the 1947 knucklehead that they sold to me for cheap. I was 15 years old at the time. I have been in the shop many times and Roy unfortunately was killed in a motorcycle accident.
When I see Dale in this he looks and sounds good but now that I know cancer was with cancer makes it even more amazing. He did what he loved and took us along with him. Thanks Dale and Matt.
This video is why this man was revered ,he knew what he was talking about and had the passion show in his actions and voice .his passing left a big void in the motorcycle world and a lot of tears .rip dale
Dale.....it was special hanging out with you for a few days doing What's in the Barn with you and Matt and the whole crew! Although we did not speak but maybe once or twice....it is a memory that I hold special! Tell my Mom and Pop I love them when you see them at that place I hope I get to go to one day! Thank you, John
God Bless you Dale for your passion & love for motorcycle history. Thank you for passing that love and passion (torch) to your son Matt. May you RIP Brother
Hey Dale. I just found your channel recently. I used to subscribe to Walneck's cycle trader. Glad to see you are still around. I told your son a few weeks ago that you were one of my heroes.
It’s really amazing to see how much your Dad loves these motorcycles ! He was such a passionate man , and I’m seeing this more every time i watch one of these videos !!! RIP Dale ! 🙏
Mr Dale:I just found your channel. You and your kid are the bomb, your crew ain't bad either. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm for these machines with all of us. Thank you.
WOW!!!. Truly Awsome. I grew up with antique motorcycles and cars. Dad had some early Harley Davidson's, Henderson's, popes, etc. He still has a few parts. He use to have one of the Henderson airplane engines still in the create. I still have some old Manuel's too including a 1919 Harley, 1910 Sears Auto Cycle and a couple of early Harley Riders Handbook Supplements. I also have a pair of XA spoke wheels. We love your museum Dale. Enjoy life and preserve history.
Man and machine! Beautiful, rolling art, inspirational, speechless! A moment in time that will never be seen again. Heart, spirit and soul. This is priceless.
Back around 1996, I woke up one morning without cigarettes. I'm sitting there with my coffee, and nobody around has a cigarette. This is unacceptable. Being the broke dick that I am, I stepped to my roommate, who does a lot of swap meet and horse-trading. I tell him I got something really cool for five bucks. I showed him, and there went his Poker Face. The guy was in love. Back in New Jersey, in the early 80s, I was rooting around a trunk of a 1970 Chevelle in a junk yard, and I managed to find a motorcycle chain link popper. This wasn't just any chain link popper, though. This was a sand-cast, old school link popper, had a rusty patina, but was in really good shape, and the words: Harley-Davidson, were cast in the handle on one side, and, on the other side, the number:1903, was cast. It looked like it was handmade. Anyhoot, I hop on my 1969 E750 Honda hardtail custom-built Chopper, with a Paucho single downtube frame, 48" Paucho Narrow Springer, (axle to axle,10' 6"!!!)15" Volkswagen rear tire, ARD belt driven Magneto, twin Weber side drafts(!), etc.... this bike was built in late 1969, and it was an absolute beast. So I kick start it, push in the clutch pedal, grab a handful of Old Milwaukee beer tap shifter, and before I could turn that throttle, I had instantly regretted selling that link popper for $5. So, I just hope someone comes on here, and say they never made a link popper in 1903, and I'll feel much better. And, as for my old Honda Chopper, I actually met Billy Lane and a friend, in a beer tent on Main Street, Bike Week. They saw how radical the bike was and they came over and admired it. I did not know who Billy Lane was, or his friend, until he had a shop, a mile from my house, in Melbourne Florida. So don't dog on me for having a Honda. At that same time, I also had a Triumph tiger 750 I was building, and a BSA Thunderbolt Chopper. Good Times....
EJ Cole I believe is the owner of Cole's Antique Village and Market in Pearland. I remember a display booth/indoor shop at the flea market where you could look in the windows and check out the old bikes, it was really neat. There was also a Motorcycle Shop in Pearland called Competition Cycles where he keep some of his bikes on display that I used to hang around with my buddies who worked there, it was a really neat shop and I hated seeing them going out of business sometime around 2006 or 07 or so. I'm from a little town called Santa Fe Texas about 15 miles from Pearland. I dont believe I ever actually met the man but I always heard stories about all the old bikes he had.
Less than two minutes into the video I had to shut it off. I couldn't stand the "background" music". Too loud, and too distracting. Too bad, I like Harleys and the video looked interesting. Keep trying.
You should not put 110 octane fule in the bike. Its has a very low compression ratio. Fule in 1909 was very low octane rating. So Coleman fuel is what I would have put in it. It has an octane rating of only 55.
Would be great to see harley come to N. Carolina and make a bid for It back....maybe enough money to make another museum....what an amazing piece of equipment.
Awesome what y'all are doing. Plan a trip and visit soon. Only thing,for me is trying to listen and concentrate and understand what your saying with the background musuc. Its really distracting.
Great job educating us. I loved that he got a little choked up hearing it run for the first time. Like some others have mentioned, the music was a little over-powering at times. Worth watching though.
Dale, your voice and the bikes are the only music we need please. Makes it hard to concentrate on the machine and what you are teaching us. Thank you though, good to see you. Call me a sap but I felt emotional as well when that jewel came to life.
Music is too loud. Can't hear a word you're sayin'.............
Geat content! Music is too loud.
agree....just turn it down by 1/2 and repost please.
i stopped the video early because of the music.
Glad someone mentioned the music I thought I’d simultaneously developed tinnitus and a double migraine.
Dale it brought a tear to my eyes too. Some people just don't understand how amazing it really is.
Awesome a legend of a cycle and a legend of a man. Dale was such a encyclopedia of American motorcycle knowledge and passionate great person.
Love you guys can’t wait to come back
If everything is nonstandard Harley-Davidson, how are you sure that it wasn't thrown together from period parts?
He started this bike up in 2017 not just right now like the video makes it seem. th-cam.com/video/Y20TLReRkLY/w-d-xo.html
@@ericmccoy745 I get that it works, that much is clear, but how do they know that this wasn't built by a mechanic out of a bunch of spare & fabricated parts? I get that everything is period correct plus or minus about 5 years, but that doesn't rule out it's fabrication taking place in the 1910's
@@ericmccoy745 That really bothers you doesn't it?...Hell you've commented on it several times.
He said he had the bike two weeks, so maybe the video is from 2017. It was STILL the first time he started it. Troll.
bye music started
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Yea, Dale didn't start this bike before did he?? This bike was ostensibly a prop with the audience for theater. What a joke!!!
You really don't need the background music. It detracts more than adds to the video.
PLEASE re-release without the annoying music!!!
May this comment reach the eyes of every youtuber for EVERY video. Music is NEVER a good idea when showing content. I would only play music during intos, outros, and in times when you edit videos to fast forward footage.
I thought I was the only one, would like the video without the "music"
Has anyone already said this song is a annoying disaster?
Nobody is here to listen to music only history and engines.
Please take that awful music out its very distracting
They haven’t
But I understand why now
Tell that guy on harmonica to shut up, its not a bar
Congratulations Dale!
I was emotional as well.
No music when the professor is speaking, please.
@@ericmccoy745 Some ''camera magic'' and off shot tinkering to make it run. The HT lead changes from a short under tank 19:02 to a long one when running 19:15. Also an easy start in the 2017 Video.
Get rid of the mid 90's Discovery channel hot rod show music.. It's absolutely horrible. Lose any music in these video's.
Just when you thought the music was over...
Oh I know....what a relief when it went quiet, and the utter frustration when it kicked back in. 😩
Please loose the music. I would love to "hear" what you are saying.
Lose not loose
Just a note: when this man is speaking complete silence should be observed. What he is say is important and informational. Great video and knowledge.
@@ericmccoy745 , it is the FIRST TIME I am hearing.
I think this might have been an older video
they need to kill the stupid background music
AGREED !!!!
This is exactly what I was thinking kill the freakin music please
I can't watch this, the background music is too distracting. Too bad. I'm very interested.
Whoever is responsible for adding the music should AT MINIMUM get a thorough desagilation !!
Turn that friggin music off.
Music is to loud!
Great video. No need for music though.
Get rid of the music
Please remove the music. Makes video unwatchable. I'm a big fan, please!!!
I WILL PAY MONEY FOR THE MUSIC TO STOP!!!
It's nice to see Dale work his magick! Too bad he had to yell above the music tho....
What's with the stupid background music
Stopped watching when the music started.
Love the history lesson. Could have done without the music. It was difficult to here you.
I'm at 5:20, I think I won't finish this video... The music is just far too loud.
I had to do the same
Me too. I fast forwarded a bit to see if it stopped later on in the video but apparently not. Shame, I really wanted to watch this but it was such hard work!
Stopped watching after 5 minutes, the music was so annoying.
The music could be lower...
Dave talking was the only thing needed. The annoying music seemed to drown him out. No more music please.
I'm gonna make it there eventually..
Per chance I happened across this video and the Egbergs Where my relatives the owners being Johnny and Roy egberg. They literally delivered my first motorcycle to my house which was the 1947 knucklehead that they sold to me for cheap. I was 15 years old at the time. I have been in the shop many times and Roy unfortunately was killed in a motorcycle accident.
When I see Dale in this he looks and sounds good but now that I know cancer was with cancer makes it even more amazing. He did what he loved and took us along with him. Thanks Dale and Matt.
Loose the music!
I get loose to music too.
Please post this video again without music
Unfortunately can not hear the speech. The music is disturbing. Keep in mind that not everyone who watches this has English as their mother tongue.
Great video but boy was that background music distracting and annoying.
Sorry had to stop watching this music is torture not even made it halve way
This video is why this man was revered ,he knew what he was talking about and had the passion show in his actions and voice .his passing left a big void in the motorcycle world and a lot of tears .rip dale
Yes it did but he passed his knowledge and passion to Matt.
That background music is Suuuuper annoying
Dale.....it was special hanging out with you for a few days doing What's in the Barn with you and Matt and the whole crew! Although we did not speak but maybe once or twice....it is a memory that I hold special! Tell my Mom and Pop I love them when you see them at that place I hope I get to go to one day!
Thank you,
John
Good Lord, I muted that audio track and turned on the Subtitles...
Whoever added the music to this video should be forced to listen to it day & night until they promise to never do it again!
Remember when America made things, Pepperidge Farms remembers.
Damn dude, HAHA! That's sick and hilarious, thanks.
Dale was in perfect form...it really was good to see him....
Keep up the good work guys... Ill visit as soon as i can get there for sure.
God Bless you Dale for your passion & love for motorcycle history. Thank you for passing that love and passion (torch) to your son Matt. May you RIP Brother
This isn't a recent video is it?
If it is newer, I wonder how many cases of COVID-19 will become of it.
@@absoluteelectricandmainten7432 exactly!
Hey Dale. I just found your channel recently. I used to subscribe to Walneck's cycle trader. Glad to see you are still around. I told your son a few weeks ago that you were one of my heroes.
Has anyone mentioned the music yet? Dale, good to see you back!
Love uour museum and knowledge. Please drop the background music !
It’s really amazing to see how much your Dad loves these motorcycles ! He was such a passionate man , and I’m seeing this more every time i watch one of these videos !!! RIP Dale ! 🙏
Che guevara died as he lived: as a coward
Viva Revolution!
Thank you Dale for all you do !!
American history at its best...see you soon
Mr Dale:I just found your channel. You and your kid are the bomb, your crew ain't bad either. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm for these machines with all of us. Thank you.
R.I.P. Dale. You were definitely one of a kind.
Man I love seeing Dale back on this channel! Bad ass
One can really tell how special this motorcycle was to Dale. It looked to be one of his favorites. It's in good hands in North Carolina.
Proof that when you love what you do it's never work... it's at a much higher level. Awesome stuff!
WOW!!!. Truly Awsome. I grew up with antique motorcycles and cars. Dad had some early Harley Davidson's, Henderson's, popes, etc. He still has a few parts. He use to have one of the Henderson airplane engines still in the create. I still have some old Manuel's too including a 1919 Harley, 1910 Sears Auto Cycle and a couple of early Harley Riders Handbook Supplements. I also have a pair of XA spoke wheels. We love your museum Dale. Enjoy life and preserve history.
Man and machine! Beautiful, rolling art, inspirational, speechless! A moment in time that will never be seen again. Heart, spirit and soul. This is priceless.
Nice to see people starting to return and life hopefully going back to normal.
Goofy music ruined this video.
Thanks WTT and Matt for posting this video of happier days.
Those who would gripe about the music mute and closed captions are your friends.
What a pleasure to watch this man and his enthusiasm and love of motorcycles
Sorry that would have been awesome if only I had have been able to hear anything
Please, please, please... lose the music! It doesn’t help here at all! Please!
Why in the world would you put 110 octane avgas in it?
Stop the music while he is talking can’t understand shit!
The music only gets more irritating as the video continues.
Who was the old hippie with the communists shirt on?
Where that music with talk coming from?
What a teacher dale is, hes just as amazing as those bikes
So you remove the spark plug instead of the camera coming in close it goes far away.
RIP Dale. Matt is doing a great job.
Love the music thanks Dale ❤️
Back around 1996, I woke up one morning without cigarettes. I'm sitting there with my coffee, and nobody around has a cigarette. This is unacceptable. Being the broke dick that I am, I stepped to my roommate, who does a lot of swap meet and horse-trading. I tell him I got something really cool for five bucks. I showed him, and there went his Poker Face. The guy was in love. Back in New Jersey, in the early 80s, I was rooting around a trunk of a 1970 Chevelle in a junk yard, and I managed to find a motorcycle chain link popper. This wasn't just any chain link popper, though. This was a sand-cast, old school link popper, had a rusty patina, but was in really good shape, and the words: Harley-Davidson, were cast in the handle on one side, and, on the other side, the number:1903, was cast. It looked like it was handmade. Anyhoot, I hop on my 1969 E750 Honda hardtail custom-built Chopper, with a Paucho single downtube frame, 48" Paucho Narrow Springer, (axle to axle,10' 6"!!!)15" Volkswagen rear tire, ARD belt driven Magneto, twin Weber side drafts(!), etc.... this bike was built in late 1969, and it was an absolute beast. So I kick start it, push in the clutch pedal, grab a handful of Old Milwaukee beer tap shifter, and before I could turn that throttle, I had instantly regretted selling that link popper for $5. So, I just hope someone comes on here, and say they never made a link popper in 1903, and I'll feel much better. And, as for my old Honda Chopper, I actually met Billy Lane and a friend, in a beer tent on Main Street, Bike Week. They saw how radical the bike was and they came over and admired it. I did not know who Billy Lane was, or his friend, until he had a shop, a mile from my house, in Melbourne Florida. So don't dog on me for having a Honda. At that same time, I also had a Triumph tiger 750 I was building, and a BSA Thunderbolt Chopper. Good Times....
Kill the damn music track!!!!
Is there a video without the "wonderful" music ?? Would like to see that one. skipped this one after 2 minutes. a shame, because I'm very interested !
EJ Cole I believe is the owner of Cole's Antique Village and Market in Pearland. I remember a display booth/indoor shop at the flea market where you could look in the windows and check out the old bikes, it was really neat. There was also a Motorcycle Shop in Pearland called Competition Cycles where he keep some of his bikes on display that I used to hang around with my buddies who worked there, it was a really neat shop and I hated seeing them going out of business sometime around 2006 or 07 or so. I'm from a little town called Santa Fe Texas about 15 miles from Pearland. I dont believe I ever actually met the man but I always heard stories about all the old bikes he had.
Less than two minutes into the video I had to shut it off. I couldn't stand the "background" music". Too loud, and too distracting. Too bad, I like Harleys and the video looked interesting. Keep trying.
Lovin the vids,so good to see dale still in running condition as with his bikes.
You should not put 110 octane fule in the bike.
Its has a very low compression ratio. Fule in 1909 was very low octane rating. So Coleman fuel is what I would have put in it. It has an octane rating of only 55.
Great to see Dale!
Would be great to see harley come to N. Carolina and make a bid for It back....maybe enough money to make another museum....what an amazing piece of equipment.
Awesome what y'all are doing. Plan a trip and visit soon.
Only thing,for me is trying to listen and concentrate and understand what your saying with the background musuc. Its really distracting.
I really wanted to watch this, but I only got about 6 minutes into it because the background music was so intrusive and annoying,.
Great job educating us. I loved that he got a little choked up hearing it run for the first time. Like some others have mentioned, the music was a little over-powering at times. Worth watching though.
Dale, your voice and the bikes are the only music we need please. Makes it hard to concentrate on the machine and what you are teaching us. Thank you though, good to see you. Call me a sap but I felt emotional as well when that jewel came to life.
Looks like a death trap! HOW DO YOU START AND STOP IT WITH NO BELT TENSIONER?? I betcha he never rode that one around the museum much! LOL
Like everyone else, I must say "Lose the music!" I kept expecting some really trashy looking strippers to come dancing past the bikes!
It's amazing you can still get down there. I might get down but I'd be asking for help from the audience to get back up, lol
Geese louise.....why the music? I dont understand why people keep doing that. Can we get this video posted without the music ? Please.
Damn covid, i would have had the opportunity to meet Dale last summer if the boarder hadnt been closed. We will miss you Dale.RIP
An adjustable wrench on a 100 year old bike, with no worries about rounding the corners off the nut, nerves of steel.