My first motorcycle was a Tuhatsu 49cc at 13yrs old. Next I got a Hodaka 100 at 15yrs old. Went into the military at 18 and bought a used 1970 BSA Lightning when I was about 26yrs old. Then at 33 I bought a Yamaha RD 350. Quit riding while my kids were growing up and at 60 yrs old I assumed a 70 Bonneville that was missing most parts or they were worn out. I restored it and still have it 12yrs later. Fun bike to ride.
Thanks for your comment! There are almost no Tohatsu or Hodaka left in Japan, and I have only seen them once, which was a valuable experience. The first British motorcycle I rode was a 1970 TR6, and it was a truly exciting motorcycle. The next 650 I rode was a 1969 Thunderbolt. You really represent the history of these two wheels, amazing! Still enjoy that Bonneville, as it should be. Let's enjoy the two-wheeled life together.
Thanks for your videos, from another old bloke riding motorcycles in the UK for 4 decades now! Hopefully I have at least another 2 decades riding left in me 😁 My oldest bike is a 1956 Matchless 350 single. I have a 1933 sidecar to attach to it, so that'll be fun 😎 My next oldest bike is a 1982 Kawasaki KZ750 Twin - lovely to ride. I'm currently saving to get a 1960s Harley Davidson or British twin......
thank you to you too! Let's have fun together! The matchless G3 sidecar is great, it's a completely different kind of fun than modern vehicles. I'm also curious about the Z750 twin! I have only experienced 4 cylinders. The prices of Japanese cars from the 1970s and old Harleys are soaring, and they are no longer something people can easily enjoy riding, so you should enjoy them now.😆
Just brilliant - how do you do it? The sound, the Super 8 "film" quality, the settings, roads and action sequences of this video have mythical qualities; a feast for the eyes and ears. I did not know that your riding group included musicians! I enjoyed the Why I Ride theme, and especially the phrase from the fellow who said that motorcycles saved his life - quotable. I do hope that more bike riders world-wide discover this channel. For now it's like a best-kept secret, but very much deserves a wider audience. Happy New Year!
Happy new year! Thanks for your comment! ” I enjoyed the Why I Ride theme, and especially the phrase from the fellow who said that motorcycles saved his life.” This guy is a professional musician, but due to an illness he couldn't move his fingers enough to play the guitar, and that's when he started riding a Triumph, and I think motorcycles actually helped him. I'm making these videos as memories for me and my friends, with some jokes thrown in. Production of the videos is still in the process of trial and error, but I hope everyone can enjoy them. Thank you!
thank you! I have several friends who ride BMWs from the 1970s, and they have a different quality and coolness to them than British or American motorcycles. Have fun too!
For me, it’s never another year older but another year of more beauty and wisdom…..
….楽しい映画をありがとう
Best greetings from Düsseldorf
Sher…..😉
That's great, everyone would like to be like that. I hope you have another good year next year. thank you!😁
You’re a joy to have on my subscription list. Thank you guys
thank you to you too!😁
My first motorcycle was a Tuhatsu 49cc at 13yrs old. Next I got a Hodaka 100 at 15yrs old. Went into the military at 18 and bought a used 1970 BSA Lightning when I was about 26yrs old. Then at 33 I bought a Yamaha RD 350. Quit riding while my kids were growing up and at 60 yrs old I assumed a 70 Bonneville that was missing most parts or they were worn out. I restored it and still have it 12yrs later. Fun bike to ride.
Thanks for your comment! There are almost no Tohatsu or Hodaka left in Japan, and I have only seen them once, which was a valuable experience.
The first British motorcycle I rode was a 1970 TR6, and it was a truly exciting motorcycle. The next 650 I rode was a 1969 Thunderbolt.
You really represent the history of these two wheels, amazing! Still enjoy that Bonneville, as it should be. Let's enjoy the two-wheeled life together.
コレ見てたらなんかめちゃくちゃバイク乗りたくなりましたよ！！
ありがとうございます！ 年末首都圏は二輪には鬼門ですさかい用心深く参りましょうｗ 機会あらば走りましょう！
Great character (s): the narrative, the Old Boys & their 🏍️ &, of all, friendship filled with fond memories! ✌🏼&🏍
thank you! They are really great friends.
Classic bike enthusiasts don't follow me on my crazy journeys, but they're different.😆👍
Nothing....nothing beats riding a Vintage British Motorcycle!
I agree, I don't need any other two wheels.
My new favorite moto channel. Thanks for sharing!
thank you to you too! nice to meet you!
Thanks for your videos, from another old bloke riding motorcycles in the UK for 4 decades now! Hopefully I have at least another 2 decades riding left in me 😁 My oldest bike is a 1956 Matchless 350 single. I have a 1933 sidecar to attach to it, so that'll be fun 😎 My next oldest bike is a 1982 Kawasaki KZ750 Twin - lovely to ride. I'm currently saving to get a 1960s Harley Davidson or British twin......
thank you to you too! Let's have fun together!
The matchless G3 sidecar is great, it's a completely different kind of fun than modern vehicles. I'm also curious about the Z750 twin! I have only experienced 4 cylinders.
The prices of Japanese cars from the 1970s and old Harleys are soaring, and they are no longer something people can easily enjoy riding, so you should enjoy them now.😆
Just brilliant - how do you do it? The sound, the Super 8 "film" quality, the settings, roads and action sequences of this video have mythical qualities; a feast for the eyes and ears. I did not know that your riding group included musicians! I enjoyed the Why I Ride theme, and especially the phrase from the fellow who said that motorcycles saved his life - quotable. I do hope that more bike riders world-wide discover this channel. For now it's like a best-kept secret, but very much deserves a wider audience. Happy New Year!
Happy new year! Thanks for your comment!
” I enjoyed the Why I Ride theme, and especially the phrase from the fellow who said that motorcycles saved his life.”
This guy is a professional musician, but due to an illness he couldn't move his fingers enough to play the guitar, and that's when he started riding a Triumph, and I think motorcycles actually helped him.
I'm making these videos as memories for me and my friends, with some jokes thrown in. Production of the videos is still in the process of trial and error, but I hope everyone can enjoy them. Thank you!
great video, great stories and a good music. pleasure to watch some good bikes
thank you! I'm glad to hear you say that.😁
月刊AKICHIサイコー！！
もったいない御言葉ありがとうございます！死して屍拾うものなし👍
I really enjoy your videos, I can not wait to get on my '78 BMW again. Greetings from Germany.
thank you! I have several friends who ride BMWs from the 1970s, and they have a different quality and coolness to them than British or American motorcycles. Have fun too!
Sweet!
Thankyou!
仲間に入れてー！！一緒にはしりたいdeath！！
いやウチは敷居低いしょっぱい集まりですよ😆 機会あらば是非👍
Long may you ride.
Thanks .let's pray for each other