American Pickers: Mike Geeks Out on a High Wheel Bike (Season 18, Episode 7) | History
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- Frank and Mike are brought into the carriage house where they're blown away by a rare high-wheel bike in this clip from Season 18, Episode 7, "Rat Rod Rolls." #AmericanPickers
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"American Pickers" takes antiquing to a new level as Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz scour the country for hidden gems in junkyards, basements, garages, and barns.
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$1800 was MORE than fair. That family would've been happy with a $300 offer.
Don't be daft!
@@natashabegley1346 hes not hes just being real. You think with all the missing pieces and that atrocious "restoration" anyone would offer more than $500?
The son got greedy. He woulda took $500 if Mike hadn't of told them how much it was worth.
$400 and or 400 cheeseburgers
Oh dang I forgot about this showww. I'm about to binge.
this son is a real tool
He looks and acts like the son on Pawn Stars.
@@newdomtanner he does! And just as unlikable...
My mother rode one of those bikes as a kid in the 1920's!
Plumpie says 22 and hasn't a clue what its worth.
You can do that when you own it. You hold all the cards.
How come the Pickers never say? -- "I'm taking all the risk."
Rick copyrighted the expression.
It was patented by a bald guy and his family together with a chubby friend of theirs.
Love these shows..learn so much..from Australia)))
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I like the part when you mentioned the elected car, just to think all are ideas were made over 100 ago.
They are elected 100 years ago
I've heard those called Penny Farthing Bicycles. They were made in the 1880's, so not very many around today. Very cool looking though. I can see why any bicycle collector would love to have one.
mike is the complete opposite of rick from pawn stars
Great History thanks guy's
I was surprised at the $1800 offer. It seemed fair to me considering how much restoration the bicycle needed
If it seemed fair, how were you surprised?
Love this show
Enjoyed the video! Keep it up :)
Are they referencing Crystal Beach Amusement park in Ontario Canada?
Cool
A penny-farthing was invented by France and the UK whats with all this high wheel bikes naming lol
While the French built the first velocipede, the first patent was by Frenchman Lallement in the US, the highwheel was an English invention.
Where/what town in Ohio was this? I never saw this episode.
Mr. Brown once rode a high wheel bike famously
No old man here
Wrong show to make Brown jokes!
@@130dew Mr. Brown watches American Pickers famously
I think it's actually known as a Penny Farthing cycle.
These were actually known as "bicycles" in their heyday....this was the first kind of machine to be called by that name.
Once they became obsolete around the turn of the century, they acquired different names; in the States they were called "Ordinary Bicycles", or "Ordinaries" for short, and in the UK they were called "Penny Farthings", which was a term common in those days for anything old enough to have lost its usefulness or value (the bit about the name being a reference to the size of the penny and farthing coins is a retronym and not the real reason for the name being applied to this bicycle). In modern times, the preferred name for these bikes is "highwheel bicycle" to distinguish them from modern machines called "bicycle". Some people like to call them "bigwheels", but collectors and riders don't like that name since it is a commonly used trademark for a plastic child's tricycle.
@@youtuuba Makes sense, people in US typically have only vague idea what a farthing is, not a coin ever used in US.
Mike is always all up in the ladies faces. Did he really do a headbutt?
npbpdy gpnna talk about how he was creeping a bit on the mom in front of the son
Yo I used to love watching this show on the History Channel…and still love watching the clips…but man, I never noticed unto recently how creepy Mike is with women haha
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I don't like.
Es la PEOR serie de tv. Aaaaaagggggg
Es AUGHHHHH!!! no se usted wey .. y es historia , villa major a ver sus videos de guacamole !! lmao