Worked in British bike breakers when I was 18 here in UK and remember finding about 20 boxed sparto tail lights from the factory brand new all the glass lenses were separately wrapped, we call them the limp dick, what a beautiful light to put on a chopped mud guard.
My first Harley was a '57 pan chopper, don't never let go of that one because you will regret it. Really liked the story of how you got it. I'm sure it has some great history.
Built my 1959 panhead with my dad I his garage(‘75-‘76). He bought and restored a 1948 Panhead in winter of 1977. Totaled my pan April 3rd 1977. Got my ‘66 shovel in December of 1978. Full dresser-$1600.00
Got my first pan about 6 months ago. Still work in progress but coming along. 62flh. Preciate your video. Will check into prism a little more. Rock on man!
Hey Jake. I dig your video. It's Kelly from Lucia again. I've communicated on getting my 1951 EL Panhead up and going. I need some motivation. It's not as much fun doing it alone. I would like to visit your shop and see if you might be interested in helping an old biker out and getting my Pan going again. I did pop the magneto out and put points and condenser in. I was totally surprised when it did fire off for a couple seconds. It will run but I need to tune it. Just think, you almost ended up with my Panhead. I was almost forced to sell it and we talked at the store in Lucia. You said that you was wanting to do a Pan and I had one in my house. I'm really glad that you got One and It wasn't mine. I'm in Huntersville and hope to see you and friends again. Let me know if you want me to send pictures or bring it by one day. Thanks and ride safe.
Absolutely gorgeous bike. Everything about it just shows it’s history and tells its story. I’d love to see a “my garage” episode of Jakes motorcycles
Cool flashback. I rode a 51 Pan-chopper in the early 70's until some jackass's stole it. Then I rode a 49 Pn untill 1980. Great video.
there's always something to be done next!
is Jake wearing a buco jacket? and where are those boots from?
Yep! Buco jacket and Whites Boots.
in the flesh! awesome fit and video dude@@jakehindes818
My 1957 since 79 and I’m still riding it customized but still looks original...🙈
These old Panheads are getting scarce now. Back in the day all you needed to keep them going was a 12" crescent wrench and a 2 lb hammer.
Great video. Love the bike and the story behind it.
Any chance to get some advices how you made the patina on the parts?
Regards from Germany ✌️
I was wondering that too.
Runs rides
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great bike. ROTN!!!!
Worked in British bike breakers when I was 18 here in UK and remember finding about 20 boxed sparto tail lights from the factory brand new all the glass lenses were separately wrapped, we call them the limp dick, what a beautiful light to put on a chopped mud guard.
I WANT THAT BIKE!!!!
The story of how I acquired and built my 52 is very similar haha
My first Harley was a '57 pan chopper, don't never let go of that one because you will regret it. Really liked the story of how you got it. I'm sure it has some great history.
Woooweeee👍👍👍
Absolutely love these videos, keep them coming👌
Built my 1959 panhead with my dad I his garage(‘75-‘76). He bought and restored a 1948 Panhead in winter of 1977. Totaled my pan April 3rd 1977. Got my ‘66 shovel in December of 1978. Full dresser-$1600.00
Ride it my friend in good health!
Rad! This video motivated me to finally get goin on mine.
Absolutely amazing machine ;)
Killer bike. I can’t decide if I like the first version of your build or the aged version. They both look great. She looks like a blast to ride.
Beautiful motorcycle It takes time but you'll get it right
Righteous!
One kicker 👍
When you’re mate Frodo calls you and tells you Spud has a pan head you gotta go get it 😂 great bike jake!
Cool over due for overhaul though sounds like ahaybaler
Awesome!!!
Recently picked up 75 shovel .. eBay .. end up stolen 🤬🤬🤬🤬.
Shot down ..not out ..big setback .😢 ..
Great bike u got 💪👍✌️🏍️😁
I've got a 1959 FL . Took 2 years to rebuild. I love the bike. Great video.
Wow it was like hearing my own story. God bless pan heads
Love it!
Hey, I know a guy named Froto in Winston Salem, NC. Just talked to him today about my transmission. Wonder if it's the same guy. I love your story.
That's a slick looking bike! I'd ride that every day.
I love your content. Love from TX
Really good.
great bike, great personality (both the person and the bike), great straight forward episode, great job!
that’s really cool 😳
That’s absolutely awesome mate!
Absolutely killer!
That thing is badass. Dude has a great eye
Awesome bike! Thanks for showing us
What a beauty. Thanks for sharing her!
Love all of your videos, the story, the style, the whole vibe is just awesome. Thank you
OUTSTANDING BIKE !!!
Righteous bike!
A fish smoker.
Such a great story and what a beautiful Pan! Oh, and I love Prism Supply! Keep your knees in the breeze!
at 1:57 I see you riding on presbyterian road, nice to see race city locals on TH-cam
Life goals.
Came home from Vietnam and got a 50 Panhead Built it from a basket.. Still have it and ride it. RENO
Not all Harley's leak. They just don't ever stop running. That's how you find a good mechanic. "Why isn't your bike leaking?" "Oh, I know a guy."
Got my first pan about 6 months ago. Still work in progress but coming along. 62flh. Preciate your video. Will check into prism a little more. Rock on man!
Nice Bike😮
love it!!!
Awesome bike. Saw you at Mama Tried. I was like that’s the dude from Prism Supply.
Hey Jake. I dig your video. It's Kelly from Lucia again. I've communicated on getting my 1951 EL Panhead up and going. I need some motivation. It's not as much fun doing it alone. I would like to visit your shop and see if you might be interested in helping an old biker out and getting my Pan going again. I did pop the magneto out and put points and condenser in. I was totally surprised when it did fire off for a couple seconds. It will run but I need to tune it. Just think, you almost ended up with my Panhead. I was almost forced to sell it and we talked at the store in Lucia. You said that you was wanting to do a Pan and I had one in my house. I'm really glad that you got One and It wasn't mine. I'm in Huntersville and hope to see you and friends again. Let me know if you want me to send pictures or bring it by one day. Thanks and ride safe.
Cool
If I had one I sure wouldnt put valve seals in it, the smokier the better 😂
love it, the front end is awesome good job with the paint
Man those red riser tops really make a huge difference for such a small part
Having panhead chopper is my dream
You need to use the front fender,it supports the front end?
Yeah man, very cool.
Nice bobber!
Awesome bike
Outstanding
Love it
Balls! 👍
My Pan is 6:43 that “awful blue” color. The Motor Company calls it Hi Fi Blue.
Not !
Killer bike! What is your jacket and boots?
Buco jacket and Whites Boots
It's perfect looking man. 🤘