THE ICONIC KNUCKLEHEAD! (You Can Take It Home)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2020
- Harley-Davidson changed the future of motorcycling with the introduction of the Knucklehead. Not only are original Knuckleheads hard to find and highly sought after, but they are also one of the smoothest bikes Harley-Davidson ever built! You can find your chance to win this 1939 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead restored back to showroom condition at wheelsthroughtime.com/win-this-bike
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No matter how many times I watch your videos, I am continually impressed with the motorcycles and your incredible knowledge about these vintage machines. Thank you Matt!
Matt, somewhere up in HEAVEN. William, Walter, Arthur and Dale are looking down smiling
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its truly a credit to your organization ...the bike reflects what you do
Bumping into this channel is like hitting a vein of gold. Thank you so much for sharing insights into those ancient beauties, very interesting! All the best, a new follower from Belgium
Matt, I can't convey my appreciation enough in these few words on TH-cam. But, THANK YOU for the video's. You do a wonderful job. SO enthusiastic, and knowledgeable.
Bill Ham test rode a 61 cubic inch Knuckle. The test was conducted at Muroc Dry Lake (later Edwards Air Force Base). Ham rode it continually. Outside of a nearly-molten primary chain, the bike ran flawlessly. The first bike I ever rode was a 1939 Knuckle. Thanks for the informative video. Great bike!
Matt- Your father's contribution to the preservation of motorcycle history will never be forgotten in our antique motorcycle community of NE Ohio. I can relate to what you're going through because I lost my father in 2005. He told me stories about his 1920s 74 cubic inch JD that he rode back in the 1930s. One time he towed an Indian Chief home from PA with a friend using a rope. It started raining on their way back and Dad's friend ended up getting covered from head to toe with mud. Dad bought me trail bikes when I was a kid and is the main reason I came to love motorcycles so much. God bless!
KNUCKS are where its AT.😳 Just bought a Springer for my Shovelhead 😉 BTW...BEAUTIFUL VL..LOVE the I-beam Springers
Gawd I love this channel!
I NEED that Knucklehead...
The sound we never get tired of! Please record the exhaust sounds from the rear of the bike...As recording the engine and exhaust sounds from the side of the bike, this to my ears promotes the engine sounds and less than the best of that sound we never get tired of...m..recording challenges, please, standing behind the bike sweep 1/4 of a circle forward to the right and back to center, then sweep 1/4 to the left and return. I believe the best harley sound is on the saddle, and second best is hearing the harley from behind as they leave the location and run the bike up in every gear shifting at the perfect gear change timing...blessings...m
Gorgeous bike! Thanks for doing the walk around!
I've wanted a knuckle head since I was a kid. I'm not a kid anymore and I still want one. Beautiful bike
Man , that bike is a work of art ....beautiful!!
High technology for the day revolutionary
A beautiful example of 1930s Harley Davidson knucklehead.
Thanks for sharing.
Best motor ever. You can keep your new yuppie harleys
Thanks for the show.
Love this bike, it's been on my wish list since i was a kid !
Just got a new cnc plasma cutter And tried to cut out Harley Davidson keychain holder just in case I win! First attempt was pretty bad but I still have a month to get It done!!!! I really enjoyed watching you through the pandemic and looking forward to visiting the museum when things get better, stay safe everybody!
awesome short history with knuckleheads
Friend use to ride a knuckle head harly daily
Hoping you're open the summer of 2021 . The wife and I are both Harely enthusiasts and we have 3 bikes .
You are at the top of our to do list this year . Love your videos but being there in person will be the best .
I’m definitely making a pilgrimage to your museum. Great stuff!
I would love to make that knuckle head apart of my family man I would never sell it I would pass it down to my grandkids and grate grandkids someday
Just bought and finally watched the discovery movie Harley and the Davidsons what a great movie definitely made me proud to own another Harley Davidson and especially the softail slim
Love how you’re taking good care of my new Bike! Love it bought extra tickets! Can’t wait to come visit! LOL!
Harley Davidson FL Cool!
Straight up awesome work. Can’t wait to come pick up my new 39 Knucky hehe.
thanks for the info, that bike sounds great
Can’t wait to ride it back to indiana
Take it easy with my bike. Ready to pick it up next month.
I sure would love to have 2 this black and white would look great next to my red and black right hand shift.
Must be the best looking bike ever .
I enjoy your enthusiasm and passion rock and roll how doi get a ticket in the UK
Wow!... She's a Beauty
The heritage that came from the knucklehead is still strong in the current harley lineup. I can see the dna of the knucklehead in my '08 Roadking.
when u know, u know... great knowledge of the HD history.
Got our shirts👍🏻👍🏻
Awsum machine , I'll look real nice on this on November 14
Super Fun Video To Watch! Might you produce a video showing how to shift from neutral into first gear, and so on, with this era system?
Beautiful bike.
GAhhhh....that thing is awesome..sounds rediculously good...sheesh..
Exciting ride, can't wait to bring her home.
Wooley689 mine lol
@@ez123ification Sorry, not for sale. lol
Love it!!
Geez,, I wanna go visit the museum! Any chance of opening this year?
That’d be so awesome
I love the look which doesn’t exist new anymore
My classic dream
Yep, That's my favorite bike. I love it!
I thought y'all weren't going to be doing any more videos.
I'm glad you are though.
Awesome bike .pity I'm in france
I sure would like a better description of how the oil vacuum system works. seems that the oil at the vale would back up seen as tho it has to go uphill in the line back to the rocker box.
Got my tickets. Must win this
Wonder if you can help, working on 1969 flh electra glide . On right side case under rear motor mount there are 2 holes. Side by side . One on left has nipple other is another tapped hole . What are they for. Not finding info in manual
Revolutionised the motorcycle world?
Yeah dude nice
I always thought the front fender looked like it was mounted a bit odd. Was there a reason for this?
Are you going to do a video on AMF from the '70s
I need to find out if Canadians an get in on this raffle. Love to see this sitting in my garage just waiting for me to kick it over and go
I believe you can. Read the rules facing similar problems as I'm based in australia. You would have to pay for shipping etc. So for me that's about 7k to just do that. But the alternative is about us20k in prize money if you don't take the bike.
And if I won, my choice would be better to leave a restored bike like that in a museum for later generations to enjoy and I take the money and build myself a shovel or something
A good motocycle
I really feel like the acorn didn’t fall far from the acorn tree when I look at this bike and look at my Softail Slim.
geat show
If I win I'm driving her
Only Indian and Harley Davidson in the 30ies you say...What about Crocker? That's a nice bike too!
Well its November 15 and still no phone call?
Garage!? If I win this baby, it's going in my living room. Same year my Mother was born.
If I win it, will you ship it to Australia? The reason I ask, I will buy tickets, but if it can't be shipped I won't bother.
I love the bike but, even if I won the thing I couldn't afford to keep it.
dude this bike is freaking insane, what does it cost? its an amazing investment
Its a raffle prize. Tickets on sale soon or maybe already
As low as 1 attempt for $10, and up to 48 attempts for $250. Various price points include a DVD and merchandise. Check it out in the description!
Can we see some choppers???
I don’t think they have very many, I’ve seen one and it wasn’t very extreme more of a custom than a chopper...
What is the value of that Knuck?
~$70,000
paint mixer motor- like at home depot.
FRONT BRAKE?
Um.... does it seem to y'all that ya need to adjust the valves a bit? I know they clatter a bit.... but that sounded just like pre-ignition....
I'd ride her every day!
A good friend use to ride a knucklehead as his everyday bike till a woman pulled in front of him one morning on the way to work
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Hey I came by there today I was there around things about 2 o'clock 3 o'clock and outs one to come I will I want to check it out on my try to come backup on Thursday My son's get out of the military were help me move back
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Me me me me me please
Just have to wonder who the numb skull was that disliked this video.....
Oh he undid it.
Someone with Parkinson's.
When I watch old black and white films I always try and spot these cool bikes
Yeah Iconic oil tank that the Moronic Motor Company of today removed and replaced with a plastic cover on the new Softails.
Even in the 21st century, Harley didn't learn to put the traction to the right and not leave it behind the clutch! Only the Types Of Sportster is correct! Indian, Triumph, Royal Enfield, they've all changed only Harley is still struggling with this absolutely outdated method!
Ah, the kickstart motorcycle. When men were men. 😃
When I was young I asked my dad when I could ride his Harley. He told me anytime. I said” I can!”. He said yeah. You man enough to crank it you man enough to ride it. I couldn’t even get one stroke and I jumped on the pedal
If I win it .......
I'll sell it to buy an early 70s Electra Glide then me and the buyer would both own our dream bike's
Not Iconic just old, and outdated