C'est un documentaire absolument magique !! Merci mille fois de nous faire découvrir ces magnifiques motos. Et merci encore pour vos superb vidéo. De plus, j'admire votre passion, Bravo !!
Beautiful bikes, and the 125cc V twin I didn't know of at all! Must say, I love the way these are displayed: clean and tidy, but with their battle scars on show.
i guess Im asking randomly but does any of you know a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me!
I'm amazed that these early model bikes exist. Nice. Long lived company by the looks of it. I have chores to do and I'm only halfway through the video..
The 1930's OHV race bikes were designed by Jawa's chief designer, George Patchett, who also raced the bikes. I have a picture of George Patchett sat on his latest Jawa 350 OHV racer at the 1933 Isle of Mann TT, which he rode in the event.
If history had gone a bit differently the U.S. and Europe could have been flooded with inline and V4 Jawa and Bennelli inline DOHC 4 cylinder bikes half a decade before the Honda CB750 SOHC went on sale.
A country whose engineering wasn't taken in limelight either if it is Tatra or Jawa! Tatra patent of having rear engine was stolen by Porsche and still is! Tatra's big monstrous V12 diesel aren't in people's heart coz they think Merlin V12 and others are superior to it! Same as this Jawa, world thinks there is lot of brands which are better than Jawa but they are so wrong! Love the video!❤️💯
Such beautiful bikes from the 1930s through to the 60s and still successful in speedway in the 70s what went wrong and why did they only end up producing 250 and 350 two strokes in the end
In the early days the spring needed to be kept cool or they might break of weaken due to impurities in the steel. The problem was solved when it was melted under a vacuum.
Honda was inspired by NSU, not by Jawa. Honda's racers had nothing in common with the Jawas. Read my book "Honda's Four-Stroke Race History 1954 ~ 1981".
Joep Kortekaas And I used to collect NSU machines too !. My Mk1 1966 Honda CB450 Bore a remarkable resemblance to a much earlier Horex twin don't you think ?. I only thought there was some similarity with the two motors a Jawa and Honda, not a copy. Most companies learn from previous designs and improve them. Very few designs are brand new, just improvements.
@@joepkortekaas8813 WOULD LOVE TO SEE A PHOTO OR TWO. MY MARK ONE WAS PERFECT, MY MARK TWO DESTROYED TWO CRANKSHAFTS AS MOUNTED DIFFERENTLY. HONDA GAVE ME THE SECOND MOTOR FREE .
It is astonishing that engineers like Tichy and Kaaden were able to produce their phenomenal racing machines while suffering the material and technological support afforded manufacturers in the West. It only goes to highlight the genius of these men who excelled in their respective disciplines despite the crushing oppression of the Communist political and social system.
Those are some tasty bikes! But how do you pronounce Jawa correctly? It sounds very different if I have my english or german hat on (dshah-ua or yah-va)!
Great bikes...great music...
This close-up video was great👍🏻 ,I really enjoyed watching this video👌❤, thank you very much 👍🏻❤
C'est un documentaire absolument magique !! Merci mille fois de nous faire découvrir ces magnifiques motos. Et merci encore pour vos superb vidéo. De plus, j'admire votre passion, Bravo !!
Merci beaucoup monsieur.
Beautiful bikes, and the 125cc V twin I didn't know of at all! Must say, I love the way these are displayed: clean and tidy, but with their battle scars on show.
i guess Im asking randomly but does any of you know a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Zion Connor instablaster :)
Such appealing Racers! Thanks!
Wonderful, thank you for showing this
я сам фанат мотоциклов Ява. ездил на них отличные мотоциклы😎
это прекрасно.классное видео приятно и интересно смотреть
I like old racing motorcycles and the jawa tino channel
Thank you very much!
Great channel great video!!!...🤙😎🤘
Belles machines!
Espectacular video amigo muchas máquinas que no conocía.. saludos desde Argentina .. salta
I'm amazed that these early model bikes exist. Nice. Long lived company by the looks of it. I have chores to do and I'm only halfway through the video..
Amazing bikes I love the video thanks
a pleasure to look at beautiful machines this is what racing bikes should look like..a bit grubby and worn... just beautiful
Wow! that four cylinder water bottle 2 stroke looks wicked!
Krásně přehledně natočeno, děkuji.)
That V-four two stroke must have sounded cool it sure is a nice bike.
Nice job lads
Very interesting.
Amazing homemade machines and very engineeering. !!
Bikes are products from Jawa.
Love the music
Just wanted to Thank*You 4All the GRT Shots/Editing on your Videos ... "EyeCanDy!!"
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The 1930's OHV race bikes were designed by Jawa's chief designer, George Patchett, who also raced the bikes. I have a picture of George Patchett sat on his latest Jawa 350 OHV racer at the 1933 Isle of Mann TT, which he rode in the event.
if I asked You nicely, wouldn't you send me the photo? jawatinomoto@gmail.com
@@jawatino3797 I'll have to scan it as it's in the May 1933 edition of "The Motorcycle" Magazine.
NICE
Everyone a beautiful machine...
Great engineering ..
Great video! A pity the 50 cc racer wasn't shown.
Maravilhoso, um presente para os admiradores da marca. O video do ano. Obrigado Jawa Tino.
Boží
If history had gone a bit differently the U.S. and Europe could have been flooded with inline and V4 Jawa and Bennelli inline DOHC 4 cylinder bikes half a decade before the Honda CB750 SOHC went on sale.
Very nice!
Do you know how the parts market are, regarding finding new/ used parts?
A country whose engineering wasn't taken in limelight either if it is Tatra or Jawa! Tatra patent of having rear engine was stolen by Porsche and still is! Tatra's big monstrous V12 diesel aren't in people's heart coz they think Merlin V12 and others are superior to it! Same as this Jawa, world thinks there is lot of brands which are better than Jawa but they are so wrong!
Love the video!❤️💯
To je v národním technickém muzeu, byl sem tam taky,. Its in the Czech technic museum, i've be There too
HEY NICE VIDEO FAN OF OURS
20 years ago id of called it a ugly machean now 20years later i love it id love to own it
Such beautiful bikes from the 1930s through to the 60s and still successful in speedway in the 70s what went wrong and why did they only end up producing 250 and 350 two strokes in the end
Wow! Pilgrim oil pumps and exposed mousetrap valve springs.
In the early days the spring needed to be kept cool or they might break of weaken due to impurities in the steel. The problem was solved when it was melted under a vacuum.
Classic Engineering
Dig The Blues Music!
It's Surf Instrumental but yeah it's derived from the blues..... what isn't?
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Coolios
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That 1951 DOHC race machine must have inspired Honda to produce similar eventually.
I think it was the Mitsubishi aircraft he helped build that taught him about ohv
Honda was inspired by NSU, not by Jawa. Honda's racers had nothing in common with the Jawas. Read my book "Honda's Four-Stroke Race History 1954 ~ 1981".
Joep Kortekaas And I used to collect NSU machines too !. My Mk1 1966 Honda CB450 Bore a remarkable resemblance to a much earlier Horex twin don't you think ?. I only thought there was some similarity with the two motors a Jawa and Honda, not a copy. Most companies learn from previous designs and improve them. Very few designs are brand new, just improvements.
@@BRI33NOR I fully agree with you there! And I love the CB450, I still have three CB450 based 500 cc classic racers.
@@joepkortekaas8813 WOULD LOVE TO SEE A PHOTO OR TWO. MY MARK ONE WAS PERFECT, MY MARK TWO DESTROYED TWO CRANKSHAFTS AS MOUNTED DIFFERENTLY. HONDA GAVE ME THE SECOND MOTOR FREE .
Very interesting video of wonderful bikes I never even knew existed, shame though about the incessant and annoying music
Turn the volume off or mute it.
عمل شاق ولم يملوا.. إصنععع!!!
sentimental hit
It is astonishing that engineers like Tichy and Kaaden were able to produce their phenomenal racing machines while suffering the material and technological support afforded manufacturers in the West. It only goes to highlight the genius of these men who excelled in their respective disciplines despite the crushing oppression of the Communist political and social system.
I think Sears sold the small Jawas,my brothers and would get on them and pretend we were racing,,,
I cant see this machines and everything works in bikes
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Those are some tasty bikes!
But how do you pronounce Jawa correctly? It sounds very different if I have my english or german hat on (dshah-ua or yah-va)!
The fact jawa is one ethnic group in malaysia and indonesia and tino is a dialect east coast malaysia tino that's means female
@@wanea3760 nama nya seindah mesinnya. genius tech compiles.
I stopped the video- to many ADDS
Czech Rep. didn't play aroud man... Too bad JAWA, they are went bankrupt
Hermosas motocicletas,yo tuve 5 de distintos años , lastima que no guarde aunque fuera una para mí vejez.