I really like when you work on motorcycles. It would be cool to see some content on basic ‘how to’ mechanic videos that most people could do, like regular oil change, how to clean and care for motorcycles, etc.
Just you guys vibing is why most people I would guess tune in. I don't really pass any of your video's whether it be in the shop, road trips or give aways. I watch for the genuineness that you guys bring to the table. I think whatever you do most of your core audience will watch, don't try to re-invent the wheel so to speak. Do you guys whatever that may be. That's why most of us tune in.
Please see my comment above regarding you testing different manufacturers. Loved your exhaust testing videos. Those are the most helpful to those of use who like to wrench on our own bikes. Keep up the great work!!!
Performance part comparison videos for sure like the cam comparison videos or the exhaust. Throttle body sizes and manifold sizes etc. performance gained per dollar I think would be awesome videos and Interesting. Love what you guys do! Keep the content coming
I really enjoy the group ride videos and the wrenching. In terms of wrenching, specifically the relatable content like Justin was saying. Also seeing you guys pushing numbers that aren't super common and the detailed info that comes with building bikes has been really enjoyable. Love the content guys, keep it up!
I loved the roadtrip series. Doing 1 of those a year would make them feel special, and hopefully not over-burden your content creation and still allow you to run a business. The look at the daily grind along with the special builds are also really cool to see.
Would like to see more blockhead crew stuff. Just you guys having fun together. And more time with the Brapstar crew. It’s fun to watch you guys being regular people. Keep up the good work.
I really like the mechanic videos. I’d love to see some more in depth videos on not just how to fix bikes but also why those are the solutions. The engineering and science behind what makes the transmission in the bike operate correctly. Would also like to hear Chris’s story on how he started out and how he liked working in a dealership or shop. Maybe how long it took him to get his various certifications and how long he was in the industry before he felt like he made a comfortable living. Love the content!
Y'all, it was a friggin honor to be involved in this community throughout 2023. I can say, with absolute certainty, that I like every bit of content y'all put out. As y'all mentioned, life happens, and because of that, I'm actually pretty far behind on videos from you guys. My personal favorite type of content is just seeing y'all riding and being friends. Love seeing the slice-of-life riding style stuff. Love everything! I'm greatly looking forward to everything that 2024 has in store! Heopfully, I'll be able to get down again to see y'all at some point, this time with a bike that is better built for the trip!! And, it's been an honor as well being a part of the Discord server as well! Much love to all y'all, and as you say it best Block, Ride Safe, Stay Vigilant!
I miss the group vlogs honestly, been following since the learn to ride series and have enjoyed most of the content. Great to see your success, it’s well earned!
I found your channel through watching a HerTwoWheels video. After I watched your first video I binged all the episodes until I was caught up. What I like most is how real you guys are. I as well like watching the builds and your ride videos. I done work on my bike with a comfort level I wouldn’t have had if it wasn’t for your videos.
I am 51 and got my license this past July 2023. I bought my first bike just after (2004 Dyna Low Rider.) I first came across your channel from the basic how to ride videos, using the clutch and shifting and stayed for all the info you guys pass on. I am still a noob, but trying to learn as much as possible. Thanks for putting the info out there.
I found the channel through a little TH-cam inception. I started watching detailing videos, and really liked the way that WD Detailing presented their videos. They are friends with MAD Detailing and collaborated on a couple videos. So I started watching his videos, and saw you guys bring over a bike to get detailed. Watched the video you made about the bike, and fell down the rabbit hole. I enjoy all the videos you guys do...the gear reviews, the high end builds, the group rides, just riding to get tacos...I enjoy it all. Keep up the great work! I have family in central Florida, and would love to stop by and stay hi at some point.
Honestly I like that you mix it up a lot. It keeps me guessing as to what type of episode it’ll be. Keeps the channel fresh. I found you 4 years ago after I decided to buy a bike. I didn’t watch much TH-cam back then, but you were the first channel I ever subscribed to. And you’re still my favorite Thanks for keeping me entertained, informed, educated, and interested. You guys are awesome!!!
So I got started watching you while I was rebuilding an old Vulcan. Really enjoyed the old videos of Block and friends just wrenching in his garage. Joined Patreon back in the day to make sure you kept it going and Wow, so much has changed. I can't say I watch as much now because work/ life stuff happens. Catch up as I can and really enjoy growth of what you've built. Still plan on riding up one day just to see it all in person. Gotta add that the addition of Chris and his wealth of knowledge plus Justin and his amazing video work has really made this channel next level. What I would like to see in the future is more special projects and maybe some special events at the shop. What about meetups, like down south here? Hope nothing but the best for all of you and I'll keep supporting.
I wanna see more fabrication and detailed bikebuilds. I'm also very exited that you will start powder coating. I have been working with powdercoat for about 10 years now, but I believe I can still learn something new from you guys. Big thanks for 2023!!!
I've been enjoying the crazy bike builds and mechanic tips. For 2024 I think it would be cool to see some cheap bikes. Expensive top end stuff is super cool, but would be great to see ways to get into bikes for cheap too.
Hey everyone at BHG! I found your channel when you were still working a full time job! You were doing bike updates and modifications in your home garage. When you had not revealed your face, Blockhead! When you were going into the HD dealership, where Chris was working, to do some major engine mods or suspension upgrades. I truly love all of your content, especially the builds and the rides. Thanks for all the smiles. Be safe and keep the rubber side down and the front wheel first! Peace…
Randomly found you guys looking at stage 2 builds . Love Chris have more videos of him doing installs and technical info . The build videos are awsome and i agree it would be great to just binge them all in one . KEEP UP THE AWSOME WORK .
I really enjoyed the exhaust comparison episodes. I like the ride videos as well, especially when you link up with Her 2 Wheels, Shadetree Surgeon and other TH-camrs.
Well since feedback was asked ... here goes: Things I like: 1) Road Trips or Hanging out for lunch/dinner. Love the banter and the good times, laughter, etc 2) The announcement of project, what the plan is with a project 3) The reveal, whether it's the a prize give away or just a project that a customer or the shop does. Things that I don't care for: 1) The technical aspects of increasing horse power by 10-15 hp. I like the dyno runs but love the quick wrap up even better. 2) Spending 30 mins on taking a part out of bike knowing that most of us don't have the capability or the means of doing it ourselves. That works should be left to the professionals like Chris (Certified Master Mechanic). 👍 Quick and short "how to videos" would be cool though. 3) Long product reviews. I get it, they are gifts from the company and you gotta do stuff like that. No complaints! Love all the content either way! ✌
Found your channel when I was thinking about getting an iron 883. I ended up with a 48 and love it. I’m in the middle of setting up an appt with you guys to do some installs for me!
My dream bike (I’m was just about 50) was the iron. I bought it BEFORE I knew how to ride or took the MSF course. Your OG was my every inspiration to not be terrified. The sales guy actually had to ride it to my home! Lol That was almost five years ago. I modded everything on to make it mine. My vision the day I bought it ❤ I’ve gotten compliments continuously. Best part is, as scared as I was (NOT a mechanic) I did it myself after watching your videos on your 883. This machine is my joy 👍
Since I am an Orlando local, I enjoy your ride-to-food videos. I haven’t been to all of your go-to restaurants, but I do save the restaurants/bars in my Google maps for future rides. I also love your build videos, especially when Chris commandeers the video camera and makes his own content. I have learned a lot just by watching him work/explain what he’s doing. Road trip videos + shenanigans are another favorite. Your trip to Key West was great. Overall, I like the variety of content that y’all put out. There are so many other moto TH-camrs that put out the same stuff week after week. Love, Peace, and Chicken Grease ✌🏼
I saw you guys a few doors down from my shop not long ago. It made me think of how your channel has been able to create a huge reach, and also open the door to build the Blockhead Garage. Definitely throw some car sh!, love the Fire Chicken, and continue to make great content.
The exhaust shootout videos were really good. I think it would be sweet if you could do more comparative videos like that but with different components, like cams, intakes, air cleaners, etc.
There is so much context to choose from. The most smiles happen when I see the group rides. I do enjoy the shootouts but realistically I just enjoy everything about motorcycles and culture. The real draw to your channel is just passion. You all are very passionate about what you do and it comes through. Just keep doing what excites you.
Happy New Year! My favorite videos are the Bike Builds, Group rides oad trips, and the technical vids with Chris. Guaranteed watch time. I also completely agree with Chris on the projects lingering around killing the motivation and becoming annoying to look at. I'm going back to finding one to finish, before moving to the next one to try to clear some back log here.
I started watching this channel because I ride a '21 FXLRS. I'm a car mechanic, and watching episodes of Goldzilla gives me ideas for my own build. Seeing the different road trips is also great to see.
I agree with Chris's frustration about the builds. It's hard when you put out some content on a build, and then it just stops. It's understandable with shipping delays and trying to find parts. I would like to see the build episodes weekly like you're trying to do this year. I like all the group rides as well.
Brother, I moved down to Orlando to come to school for the Harley program. I plan to stop by soon to say hi! I've been following since the beginning and the channel has been amazing! 1) Build videos and your vacation/blockhead crew trips are the best to watch! Keep up your craft and we love you!
New subscriber here. It was your walk through of Stage 1, 2, 3 & 4 that got me. I loved watching the 1960 panhead chooper build. Looking forwarded to more sportster chopper build! I want to start wrenching on more Harleys myself, so anything "build" where I can learn more from Chris.
I randomly came across your channel during Covid. I was stuck home for 3mos. My business location was shut down. I was poking around on TH-cam and the How-To Ride a Motorcycle came across my suggestions. So I watched it because I was curious. I had an idea on how to, only because I grew up driving a manual speed trans car, so I had some working knowledge of clutch, gas, let out clutch, excellerate. LOL I haven't been on a motorcycle just yet, but I'm looking to take the MSF course before I buy an IRON in the next year. My brother happens to be a "Certified Manufacturer Technician" and he talks down on the IRON. Only because he's an adrenaline junkie and wants to go 150mph. He simply has a death wish. LOL Keep up the great work.
I’m kinda one of the OG viewers I guess lol (not on this channel, lost access to my old one). What got me to find out about you guys was the vlog you shot with Adam Sandoval at Standard Motorcycle Company (I was a subscriber of his for awhile at that point) I saw you on his episode and came over to this channel and been subscribed ever since. I actually was at the event you held over at Donnys Donuts in Ormand Beach after that. I had made a poor choice back in 2018 and had to be away from march of 2022-October 23 so it’s been AMAZING seeing how far you guys have come. The whole shop and business you guys have built is incredible and I’m so happy for you guys. What is my favorite videos you guys put out is always the ride/vlog videos you put out. The longer form “movie” you did on the smoky mountain run is awesome, and the shorter stuff going over to NASA and the keys were great too. I work as a service writer/novice tech and I’m actually building an evo dyna low rider right now (1993 first year of the low rider) and when I’m done I’m planning on taking a ride up to see y’all and say hi and pick up some merch, so looking forward to that. As always great content guys appreciate all you guys do for the community.
I bought a Harley 883 and searched 'Best Harley Mods' and you popped up! From there I have been using your channel to help me find my way with modifying my bike. You guys are my bible in modifications!
How-to videos with great detail and not skipping over items. I installed two sets of risers and did it while watching your video. I'm really grateful for that. I also enjoyed the recent smart glasses video. I went and ordered a prescription pair today, and your video is what introduced me to them. The new chopped bags that you installed are getting really popular with the softails. More videos on those would be great and include multiple angles! More Bagger Bro content. He's cool and funny! Also, Captian Ana and her new fxlrs! I noticed with some vloggers, while group riding, they are in front. Filming from the back captures more riders. Even have your friends film you. I subscribed years ago when I saw your go-pro set up video. Maybe 2016 or 2017. Thanks to you and the crew for all the content! You all work hard and it's noticeable.
Honestly Block, I like the shop things, but I also like the rambling when riding videos too. I like the product reviews as you test them as well. Showing the sound in exhaust, the power differences in cams, the engine builds, with the random vids with the friends out and about just cruising.
We need a "Pick the Master Mechanics brain" episode monthly. We ask the questions to an overworked master mechanic, and if he feels like the answer is NOT common knowledge, then he can document and spread his knowledge so the knowledge doesn't die with him.
Content: - Performance builds, clubstyle builds with Chris - trips you do for H-D and with your friends - step for step DIY for upgrades like you did in the past.
I love the in-depth build videos, what brought me to the channel was all the engine tear downs and builds, it seems like now all that you do on your custom builds is a final recap “this is how it turned out.” I personally like seeing everything in between the finalized build and the bike just being brought on to the lift. Also I would love to watch car videos regardless of if it’s on a new channel or not.
Happy New Year. Enjoy most of your content, but tuned in for your riding vidoes, but also the wrenching/upgrades. Car Vids shoudl be on a seperate channel, but feel the pain of managing a separate channel - good luck as I'll watch that channel as wel.
Riding and tripp'n stuff is great, but Chris is right. Build it then release a multi part series over a month showing how it all comes together. I know that is putting a lot in the box for 'future' episodes, but it makes for a more flexible schedule when things go 'not right' as life often does. Looking forward to the Mean-Green 'Sho-Pan' give away.
A lot of the exotic builds kept me watching.. Your mechanic 💪... The overall vibe of the Florida side of extreme Harleys.. big displacement, turbochargers... Dyno, room thrashings 🏁 overall it's just good s***🍻 Plus you got the Kruesi blessing... Obviously you're on the right track!
Wrenching with Chris! His approach to every facet of a build is what draws me in. Also Blockhead, your attitude and gratitude toward all that you've become is priceless. Shout out to the stylish Justin for his creativity and of course, choice of attire. Car content is cool. However, it looks like you've already rooted into motorcycles. Thanks for all you do!
Guys I’ve been watching for a very long time. I am and have been a Patreon member off and on (work / money issues) for years. My $.02 is that you should stick to Motorcycles only. If you have the extra time to start a car channel, then you have too much time. That being said “you do you first and foremost”. Next the Chopper series with Drew is BY FAR my favorite series! Drew seems awesome, but Block… you love to wrench bro. Keep that going. I love the collaboration and skills - would love to see you continue your “apprenticeship”. Last thing, Chris, Justin and the entire crew is awesome. I loved seeing Justin do that review on the Indian Chief and Chris and his sense of humor is right up my alley. I know he is busy. I know he is the main mechanic at the shop, but damn I’d love to see Chris do some “Weems-esque” tutorials and overall knowledge lessons videos of him working on the bikes. Can’t wait to see what this channel / your shop becomes over the next 5-10 years. Hoping to come visit you all one day so I can get some work done on my 06 Springer FXSTSI. Much respect from Buffalo, NY.
Hi guys. Happy new year 🎉 Loved the explanation of the different stages. Was very easy to understand even for somebody not super knowledgeable about motors. More of Chris tutorials please. Some more budget friendly upgrades could be helpful too. Thanks from Ireland.
As someone new to bikes I really enjoy the shootout stuff where you compare numbers after changing one particular thing, lets us know what we’re really getting performance-wise for the money, and also the knowledge transfer from Chris explaining mechanical stuff
What i like the most is the openness and honesty. 2nd is the shot outs between different parts on the same bike on the dyno. Im looking forward to the dyno master you guys are going to feature this year. I live in Maine, but if i head to Florida, im stopping by to say hi, and thank you. My wips are a 2023 Breakout, and a 1986 Electra Glide Classic.
Have to admit I miss the riding videos, but at the same time it's been fun watch the channel grow knowing you are busy as hellnand don't have time to ride as much
I found the channel years ago when I was learning to ride on a Japanese bike. Recently rediscovered it when I purchased my 23 low rider and was looking for ideas on how to modify it. Have enjoyed all the content on the channel.
Recently found the channel due to me searching for street glide reviews. Clicked on the street glide vs road glide vs Electra. Best in depth video I found and sold me on a street glide. Plus I love seeing the concepts of what y'all are working on in the shop as well as the sick "vlog" style videos you do on trips. Great work guys I look forward to seeing more
Came across you guys via the horsepower science videos and exhaust shoot outs. I love the build videos, travel/trips around your country and everything in between. Keep up the great work guys, love it!
Equipment shootouts(For Science!) and bike runs/fun. Thrashin, you and Shadetree are the best bike channels on youtube. I really appreciate being able to come to your channel and figure out which company product is the best across the board. Be those, exhausts, bars, air filters etc. That's a level of technical specificity that others just aren't doing and is needed and valued by the community.
Happy New Year Blockfam! As a frequent viewer I love all the things you do. Working on the bikes, group rides with friends to a place, or long term trips, Press rides/events. (Edit) Yes to the merch as well! If I go to America I for sure would drop by real quick. I also love to see you get to expand the services like the fabrication of parts that you guys are getting into and of course love the different types of bike giveaways. I like series of builds but also I can appreciate just one longer video of a built of a bike from start to finish.
I like the bike builds for customers. I also liked the chopper content. I would like to see y’all building more bikes so I can live vicariously through yall
Wrenching is my favorite, some more twin cam stuff would be cool. love car stuff, but I'd keep it separate and honestly I wouldn't stress yourselves out more with filming it, just use it as your escape from the bikes
Loved the episode of your group trip to tail of the dragon. Reason I started watching: been watching since you were basically solo recording your rides, grom days, and bike demos. Think the first video I saw of yours was a grom day.
Arlin Ness did a reveal many years ago. He had a tuxedo on. Huhuhu. Now that's some merchandise. We were building high-rise hotels. We had someone that road motorcycles. Choppers, crazy handlebars. He made fun of the guy's that purchased Arlins crazy things. Most couldn't ride them more than a block or two before they dumped the bike.
The first video I saw from y'all was the Stage I-IV Harley videos and really liked how informative and well put together the videos were. I 100% would watch more build videos and (especially TC content!) I do have like a personal thing where if a video is over 20 (really like 22) minutes long, it significantly decreases my chances of watching. I just feel like that 20 minute or less length is the right length of commitment. On the auto thing, while it makes sense to do it separate, it doesn't make sense to put all this effort into something that isn't going to be followed through on. If you think it's good content, upload it here until you're confident you can do enough to have a separate channel
Really enjoyed the riding and hanging out vids. Also liked the videos that Chris does all the technical talk while he wrenches. I think there should be more of Chris uncensored in videos. Let him tell us how he really feels 😂
I've been watching your stuff for several years now, kind of like watching your kids grow up. Mistakes and all. It's been a good ride and your success is well deserved. I know from the comments that a lot of people want and need the basics of motorcycle ownership and maintenance. For myself, at 68, I've got the basics down but I enjoy the upgrades for these newer machines like the M-8's and I especially like anything to do with the tuning and dyno work on the injected bikes. I can't just change the jets and the pipes and go for a ride and come back and read the plugs like I use to. Butt dyno's don't work anymore. Don't go and mix 4 wheel cagers with the 2 wheelers, there are plenty of shows out there building hot rod V-8's and restomods and they're a dime a dozen. Blockhead's strength is in what you guys have done from the start. So start another channel if you need to jump into that pond. I rebuilt my first V-Twin before there was an internet. Just one man's opinion.
I enjoy a mix of the builds, the hangouts, the rides. Honestly I've enjoyed all of your content from the get go. I appreciate how honest and straightforward yall are, that is something that keeps me coming back and keeps me wanting to watch your next video when it pops up
I like all of it. On the topic of new builds I'd like to see a modern XR750. Same style frame, forks, swingarm with big power. Modern adjustable suspension with triple disc brakes, stainless spokes and rims. Might as well figure out how to retrofit modern LED's in round headlight shell and correct style tail light. The transmission is a real bank-breaker, but I'm dreaming anyhow. How about a cassette style transmission that would allow for quick gear change between town & highway.
I like everything you guys do from mechanical, to vlog style to the hang outs, I enjoy the fun you guy's have and the real you that you show to everyone .and most of all , the positivity you throw out to the world, with hang and working with brap star and Weems and all the new guy/lady you introduce through working with new people and companies and charities. the one thing I think you need is another mechanic so you don't feel like you don't have to get caught up ,and just getting stuff done and can relax a bit and breath. But most of all keep up the great work , hope to come visit one day but its a bit costly seeing as I live in Australia . I belong to a club down here call AussieViclas who just had their 3rd national bike show with some great bikes , might give you and Chris a few ideas on maybe a bike to do in the future, anyway keeps up the great positivity and production work and have a great new year.
Howdy! Y'all helped me with finding parts to fix my bike, and I followed because of the community. I love both sides of content with that. Y'all helped encourage me to get better touring bike out of my 03 RK. So I'll love more parts coverage. And I feel that helps a lot of riders grow in keeping the bikes on the road. I hope to see this channel & community continue to grow
I subscribed back when you were doing a bunch of review videos(how I discovered your channel). And honestly, since then I've watched pretty much everything you've put out. I personally really enjoy the videos of you all riding together or just hanging out. The build content is also really fascinating though. Bottom line, I enjoy all your videos and I love the crew and company you keep.
Like the technical videos with Chris explaining things he’s doing and why. Would like to see more riding videos, longer trips, maybe more moto camping. Liked the Smoky Mountain video. The basic how to videos are what made me subscribe when I was getting back on a bike after years not riding.
Found the channel 3 years ago while researching the iron 833. The first vid I saw block was at the dealership talking about the differences between the Sportsters. I actually thought he worked at the dealership. I let it play and saw the ride videos and noticed the humor the same as mine. Went with Indian Motorcyle after all but still helpful nonetheless. Encouraged me to start a channel as well. One of the best decisions I ever done made.
I definitely enjoy watching the hangout and group ride videos. It makes you feel like you’re part of the crew. Also doing the build series as consecutive videos is a great idea. Keep up the grind, great content!
Love the wrenching videos especially engine work vids. Also the exhaust shootout vids were really cool to see all the differences in the power and torque curves. And who doesn’t love hearing Harley’s scream on a dyno?! Never heard of Sawicki till you guys, and now own one for my Dyna. Keep up the good work!!
I enjoy watching Chris wrench away and share his master tech wisdom. Its nice to have little insights into professional work and equally how we can translate that at home too.
I love watching the roadtrip videos and the hangout vlog type stuff. More of that would be awesome. But as a longtime subscriber, I’ll watch it all and I’m never really disappointed. Keep up the great work fellas.
I've been watching since you got your first lowrider s (dyna). Your videos back then were very helpful, exposing the heat problem and the problems associated with oil coolers and then the love jug video was a lifesaver. I think it is really great the success you've had is a true American Dream for real. I live in Palm Bay and would love come check out your shop. The thing I appreciate most is the honesty in the reviews of new bikes and showing the mistakes made.
Favorite: All of it man. Its the variety that keeps it interesting. Look, I don't ride, never have but I LOVE this channel because every episode is different. I would agree to release the build videos when the build is done. Its hard sometimes to get back into it because it was a while since the previous episode but the different type of content is the way to go.
The most important thing your videos share with me is seeing you all being friends and happy. Bonus knowledge bombs are great and how to videos are ok but when your all together and doing something that’s what I like best. Joy P.S. Love the *filmed in Mexico* pulls also
The 1st video I watched was wrenching on your 883. Favorite to watch have been wrenching, long format road trips, horse power science, and hanging out with Shadetree. Love the idea of more consistent releases of specific bike builds. As for car stuff, I say separate channel. I know it's more work, but makes so much more sense. I'm not a car guy, and only watch some of that content for the camaraderie.
Hey, Justin definitely knows style, he should be the merch man. If I ride up I just wanna hang out with Zuko he’s cool ( I probably misspelled his name?) y’all can just keep working
Custom builds and engine upgrades are awesome, one thing people like is reviews on new bikes or performance upgrades on new bikes. Keep people informed and up to date on new products. I’d like to see a video of the exhaust options for the 117 breakout. I’m always surfing TH-cam for videos on simple first step performance improvements for the newer models. There’s a huge interest in accessories and upgrades in these new bikes
man I typed a whole essay and TH-cam auto play next video and deleted everything. in short then. I discovered your channel watching a test ride of the Indian Scout Rogue that I was deciding to buy. You guys are so wholesome. I subscribed. The content i would love to see: - Definitely Road trips, my favorites, give me ideas to discover around Miami or even northern states, or just watching cool dudes riding cool bikes in cool places is always entertaining. - New bikes test drive, even why not cool equipments test -Motorcycle events
Happy New Year! The 1st video I saw that drew me to this channel was the "How to Ride a Motorcycle Part 1". I would like to see content on average motorcycles that average people can afford and own. I own a 2015 Harley Davidson FLD Dyna Switchback. I would like to see content on the 103 and the best bang for the buck stuff.
I came across the channel last year with the how to ride videos. It was you, Shadetree and Brandon that made me want to get my first bike. Loved the more technical videos with Chris. But I love anything wrenching related.
I really like when you work on motorcycles. It would be cool to see some content on basic ‘how to’ mechanic videos that most people could do, like regular oil change, how to clean and care for motorcycles, etc.
More wrenching videos with Chris. I love the technical knowledge and explanations of what he's doing
Happy New Year, Blockfam! What content do you all want to see from us coming up for 2024? Thanks for an awesome 2023!
Same as you have been doing. Although some more Chris build stuff would be good. Happy new year boys
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Just you guys vibing is why most people I would guess tune in. I don't really pass any of your video's whether it be in the shop, road trips or give aways. I watch for the genuineness that you guys bring to the table. I think whatever you do most of your core audience will watch, don't try to re-invent the wheel so to speak. Do you guys whatever that may be. That's why most of us tune in.
Please see my comment above regarding you testing different manufacturers. Loved your exhaust testing videos. Those are the most helpful to those of use who like to wrench on our own bikes. Keep up the great work!!!
Performance part comparison videos for sure like the cam comparison videos or the exhaust. Throttle body sizes and manifold sizes etc. performance gained per dollar I think would be awesome videos and Interesting. Love what you guys do! Keep the content coming
I really enjoy the group ride videos and the wrenching. In terms of wrenching, specifically the relatable content like Justin was saying. Also seeing you guys pushing numbers that aren't super common and the detailed info that comes with building bikes has been really enjoyable. Love the content guys, keep it up!
I loved the roadtrip series. Doing 1 of those a year would make them feel special, and hopefully not over-burden your content creation and still allow you to run a business. The look at the daily grind along with the special builds are also really cool to see.
Would like to see more blockhead crew stuff. Just you guys having fun together. And more time with the Brapstar crew. It’s fun to watch you guys being regular people. Keep up the good work.
The exhaust comparison was amazing, watched those videos several times. Love the builds and product reviews. Keep up the great work guys!
What drew me to the channel is Chris, with his knowledge of Harley’s along with the rest of you guys. Awesome content, I appreciate all you do.
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Really enjoy the wrenching videos. I love working on my own bikes and the stuff I learned watching Chris has been invaluable!
I really like the mechanic videos. I’d love to see some more in depth videos on not just how to fix bikes but also why those are the solutions. The engineering and science behind what makes the transmission in the bike operate correctly. Would also like to hear Chris’s story on how he started out and how he liked working in a dealership or shop. Maybe how long it took him to get his various certifications and how long he was in the industry before he felt like he made a comfortable living. Love the content!
Started for how to ride… stayed for the personality. I like to see you guys hanging… having fun and enjoying each other! Small adventures as a group
When you go on rides with the Blockhead Crew will ALWAYS be my favorite content. Shenanigans like renting scooters is STILL one the the best videos 😂😂
Y'all, it was a friggin honor to be involved in this community throughout 2023. I can say, with absolute certainty, that I like every bit of content y'all put out. As y'all mentioned, life happens, and because of that, I'm actually pretty far behind on videos from you guys.
My personal favorite type of content is just seeing y'all riding and being friends. Love seeing the slice-of-life riding style stuff. Love everything!
I'm greatly looking forward to everything that 2024 has in store! Heopfully, I'll be able to get down again to see y'all at some point, this time with a bike that is better built for the trip!!
And, it's been an honor as well being a part of the Discord server as well!
Much love to all y'all, and as you say it best Block, Ride Safe, Stay Vigilant!
Do a segment called Chris’s Corner-where we can learn tips and Tricks, repairs and upgrades from a master mechanic. Kind of like how to videos.
I miss the group vlogs honestly, been following since the learn to ride series and have enjoyed most of the content. Great to see your success, it’s well earned!
I found your channel through watching a HerTwoWheels video. After I watched your first video I binged all the episodes until I was caught up. What I like most is how real you guys are. I as well like watching the builds and your ride videos. I done work on my bike with a comfort level I wouldn’t have had if it wasn’t for your videos.
I am 51 and got my license this past July 2023. I bought my first bike just after (2004 Dyna Low Rider.) I first came across your channel from the basic how to ride videos, using the clutch and shifting and stayed for all the info you guys pass on. I am still a noob, but trying to learn as much as possible. Thanks for putting the info out there.
I love seeing the Blockhead crew out riding together. Those videos are great. More Zuko!!
I found the channel through a little TH-cam inception. I started watching detailing videos, and really liked the way that WD Detailing presented their videos. They are friends with MAD Detailing and collaborated on a couple videos. So I started watching his videos, and saw you guys bring over a bike to get detailed. Watched the video you made about the bike, and fell down the rabbit hole. I enjoy all the videos you guys do...the gear reviews, the high end builds, the group rides, just riding to get tacos...I enjoy it all. Keep up the great work! I have family in central Florida, and would love to stop by and stay hi at some point.
“Kicked in the eye socket.” ⛄️
Absolutely love these guys lol.
Honestly I like that you mix it up a lot. It keeps me guessing as to what type of episode it’ll be. Keeps the channel fresh.
I found you 4 years ago after I decided to buy a bike.
I didn’t watch much TH-cam back then, but you were the first channel I ever subscribed to. And you’re still my favorite
Thanks for keeping me entertained, informed, educated, and interested.
You guys are awesome!!!
New contest idea: give away a chance for a viewer to come to Orlando and build their own give away bike with the help of the Blockhead team
So I got started watching you while I was rebuilding an old Vulcan. Really enjoyed the old videos of Block and friends just wrenching in his garage. Joined Patreon back in the day to make sure you kept it going and Wow, so much has changed. I can't say I watch as much now because work/ life stuff happens. Catch up as I can and really enjoy growth of what you've built. Still plan on riding up one day just to see it all in person. Gotta add that the addition of Chris and his wealth of knowledge plus Justin and his amazing video work has really made this channel next level.
What I would like to see in the future is more special projects and maybe some special events at the shop. What about meetups, like down south here? Hope nothing but the best for all of you and I'll keep supporting.
I wanna see more fabrication and detailed bikebuilds. I'm also very exited that you will start powder coating. I have been working with powdercoat for about 10 years now, but I believe I can still learn something new from you guys. Big thanks for 2023!!!
I've been enjoying the crazy bike builds and mechanic tips. For 2024 I think it would be cool to see some cheap bikes. Expensive top end stuff is super cool, but would be great to see ways to get into bikes for cheap too.
Hey everyone at BHG!
I found your channel when you were still working a full time job! You were doing bike updates and modifications in your home garage. When you had not revealed your face, Blockhead! When you were going into the HD dealership, where Chris was working, to do some major engine mods or suspension upgrades.
I truly love all of your content, especially the builds and the rides.
Thanks for all the smiles.
Be safe and keep the rubber side down and the front wheel first!
Peace…
Randomly found you guys looking at stage 2 builds . Love Chris have more videos of him doing installs and technical info . The build videos are awsome and i agree it would be great to just binge them all in one . KEEP UP THE AWSOME WORK .
I really enjoyed the exhaust comparison episodes. I like the ride videos as well, especially when you link up with Her 2 Wheels, Shadetree Surgeon and other TH-camrs.
Well since feedback was asked ... here goes:
Things I like:
1) Road Trips or Hanging out for lunch/dinner. Love the banter and the good times, laughter, etc
2) The announcement of project, what the plan is with a project
3) The reveal, whether it's the a prize give away or just a project that a customer or the shop does.
Things that I don't care for:
1) The technical aspects of increasing horse power by 10-15 hp. I like the dyno runs but love the quick wrap up even better.
2) Spending 30 mins on taking a part out of bike knowing that most of us don't have the capability or the means of doing it ourselves. That works should be left to the professionals like Chris (Certified Master Mechanic). 👍 Quick and short "how to videos" would be cool though.
3) Long product reviews. I get it, they are gifts from the company and you gotta do stuff like that.
No complaints! Love all the content either way! ✌
Found your channel when I was thinking about getting an iron 883. I ended up with a 48 and love it. I’m in the middle of setting up an appt with you guys to do some installs for me!
My dream bike (I’m was just about 50) was the iron.
I bought it BEFORE I knew how to ride or took the MSF course.
Your OG was my every inspiration to not be terrified.
The sales guy actually had to ride it to my home! Lol
That was almost five years ago.
I modded everything on to make it mine. My vision the day I bought it ❤
I’ve gotten compliments continuously.
Best part is, as scared as I was (NOT a mechanic) I did it myself after watching your videos on your 883.
This machine is my joy 👍
Since I am an Orlando local, I enjoy your ride-to-food videos. I haven’t been to all of your go-to restaurants, but I do save the restaurants/bars in my Google maps for future rides. I also love your build videos, especially when Chris commandeers the video camera and makes his own content. I have learned a lot just by watching him work/explain what he’s doing. Road trip videos + shenanigans are another favorite. Your trip to Key West was great. Overall, I like the variety of content that y’all put out. There are so many other moto TH-camrs that put out the same stuff week after week.
Love, Peace, and Chicken Grease ✌🏼
The trips and builds especially the trips you did and Her Two Wheels sliding down the steps at the Air BnB 😂 😅😂
Dixxon Flannel Co and Blockhead collab would be dope.
Also the bike builds are my favorite part of the channel.
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I saw you guys a few doors down from my shop not long ago. It made me think of how your channel has been able to create a huge reach, and also open the door to build the Blockhead Garage. Definitely throw some car sh!, love the Fire Chicken, and continue to make great content.
The exhaust shootout videos were really good. I think it would be sweet if you could do more comparative videos like that but with different components, like cams, intakes, air cleaners, etc.
There is so much context to choose from. The most smiles happen when I see the group rides. I do enjoy the shootouts but realistically I just enjoy everything about motorcycles and culture. The real draw to your channel is just passion. You all are very passionate about what you do and it comes through. Just keep doing what excites you.
Happy New Year! My favorite videos are the Bike Builds, Group rides
oad trips, and the technical vids with Chris. Guaranteed watch time. I also completely agree with Chris on the projects lingering around killing the motivation and becoming annoying to look at. I'm going back to finding one to finish, before moving to the next one to try to clear some back log here.
I started watching this channel because I ride a '21 FXLRS. I'm a car mechanic, and watching episodes of Goldzilla gives me ideas for my own build. Seeing the different road trips is also great to see.
I agree with Chris's frustration about the builds. It's hard when you put out some content on a build, and then it just stops. It's understandable with shipping delays and trying to find parts. I would like to see the build episodes weekly like you're trying to do this year.
I like all the group rides as well.
Brother, I moved down to Orlando to come to school for the Harley program. I plan to stop by soon to say hi! I've been following since the beginning and the channel has been amazing!
1) Build videos and your vacation/blockhead crew trips are the best to watch! Keep up your craft and we love you!
New subscriber here. It was your walk through of Stage 1, 2, 3 & 4 that got me. I loved watching the 1960 panhead chooper build. Looking forwarded to more sportster chopper build! I want to start wrenching on more Harleys myself, so anything "build" where I can learn more from Chris.
I randomly came across your channel during Covid. I was stuck home for 3mos. My business location was shut down. I was poking around on TH-cam and the How-To Ride a Motorcycle came across my suggestions. So I watched it because I was curious. I had an idea on how to, only because I grew up driving a manual speed trans car, so I had some working knowledge of clutch, gas, let out clutch, excellerate. LOL
I haven't been on a motorcycle just yet, but I'm looking to take the MSF course before I buy an IRON in the next year. My brother happens to be a "Certified Manufacturer Technician" and he talks down on the IRON. Only because he's an adrenaline junkie and wants to go 150mph. He simply has a death wish. LOL
Keep up the great work.
100% start a car channel. No pain no gain.
The stairs slide was epic!!!
@@steveo7767dress for the slide not the ride
@@steveo7767legendary 😂
I’m kinda one of the OG viewers I guess lol (not on this channel, lost access to my old one). What got me to find out about you guys was the vlog you shot with Adam Sandoval at Standard Motorcycle Company (I was a subscriber of his for awhile at that point) I saw you on his episode and came over to this channel and been subscribed ever since. I actually was at the event you held over at Donnys Donuts in Ormand Beach after that.
I had made a poor choice back in 2018 and had to be away from march of 2022-October 23 so it’s been AMAZING seeing how far you guys have come. The whole shop and business you guys have built is incredible and I’m so happy for you guys.
What is my favorite videos you guys put out is always the ride/vlog videos you put out. The longer form “movie” you did on the smoky mountain run is awesome, and the shorter stuff going over to NASA and the keys were great too.
I work as a service writer/novice tech and I’m actually building an evo dyna low rider right now (1993 first year of the low rider) and when I’m done I’m planning on taking a ride up to see y’all and say hi and pick up some merch, so looking forward to that.
As always great content guys appreciate all you guys do for the community.
I bought a Harley 883 and searched 'Best Harley Mods' and you popped up! From there I have been using your channel to help me find my way with modifying my bike. You guys are my bible in modifications!
How-to videos with great detail and not skipping over items. I installed two sets of risers and did it while watching your video. I'm really grateful for that.
I also enjoyed the recent smart glasses video. I went and ordered a prescription pair today, and your video is what introduced me to them.
The new chopped bags that you installed are getting really popular with the softails. More videos on those would be great and include multiple angles!
More Bagger Bro content. He's cool and funny! Also, Captian Ana and her new fxlrs!
I noticed with some vloggers, while group riding, they are in front. Filming from the back captures more riders. Even have your friends film you.
I subscribed years ago when I saw your go-pro set up video. Maybe 2016 or 2017.
Thanks to you and the crew for all the content! You all work hard and it's noticeable.
Honestly Block, I like the shop things, but I also like the rambling when riding videos too. I like the product reviews as you test them as well. Showing the sound in exhaust, the power differences in cams, the engine builds, with the random vids with the friends out and about just cruising.
We need a "Pick the Master Mechanics brain" episode monthly. We ask the questions to an overworked master mechanic, and if he feels like the answer is NOT common knowledge, then he can document and spread his knowledge so the knowledge doesn't die with him.
Content:
- Performance builds, clubstyle builds with Chris
- trips you do for H-D and with your friends
- step for step DIY for upgrades like you did in the past.
I love the in-depth build videos, what brought me to the channel was all the engine tear downs and builds, it seems like now all that you do on your custom builds is a final recap “this is how it turned out.” I personally like seeing everything in between the finalized build and the bike just being brought on to the lift.
Also I would love to watch car videos regardless of if it’s on a new channel or not.
My favorite videos are when parts are being installed while talking to the camera.
MORE DYNA'S! MORE FXR'S! LESS CHOPPERS!
Happy New Year. Enjoy most of your content, but tuned in for your riding vidoes, but also the wrenching/upgrades. Car Vids shoudl be on a seperate channel, but feel the pain of managing a separate channel - good luck as I'll watch that channel as wel.
Riding and tripp'n stuff is great, but Chris is right. Build it then release a multi part series over a month showing how it all comes together. I know that is putting a lot in the box for 'future' episodes, but it makes for a more flexible schedule when things go 'not right' as life often does. Looking forward to the Mean-Green 'Sho-Pan' give away.
A lot of the exotic builds kept me watching.. Your mechanic 💪... The overall vibe of the Florida side of extreme Harleys.. big displacement, turbochargers... Dyno, room thrashings 🏁 overall it's just good s***🍻
Plus you got the Kruesi blessing... Obviously you're on the right track!
Wrenching with Chris! His approach to every facet of a build is what draws me in. Also Blockhead, your attitude and gratitude toward all that you've become is priceless. Shout out to the stylish Justin for his creativity and of course, choice of attire. Car content is cool. However, it looks like you've already rooted into motorcycles. Thanks for all you do!
Guys I’ve been watching for a very long time. I am and have been a Patreon member off and on (work / money issues) for years. My $.02 is that you should stick to Motorcycles only. If you have the extra time to start a car channel, then you have too much time. That being said “you do you first and foremost”. Next the Chopper series with Drew is BY FAR my favorite series! Drew seems awesome, but Block… you love to wrench bro. Keep that going. I love the collaboration and skills - would love to see you continue your “apprenticeship”. Last thing, Chris, Justin and the entire crew is awesome. I loved seeing Justin do that review on the Indian Chief and Chris and his sense of humor is right up my alley. I know he is busy. I know he is the main mechanic at the shop, but damn I’d love to see Chris do some “Weems-esque” tutorials and overall knowledge lessons videos of him working on the bikes. Can’t wait to see what this channel / your shop becomes over the next 5-10 years. Hoping to come visit you all one day so I can get some work done on my 06 Springer FXSTSI. Much respect from Buffalo, NY.
Hi guys. Happy new year 🎉
Loved the explanation of the different stages.
Was very easy to understand even for somebody not super knowledgeable about motors.
More of Chris tutorials please.
Some more budget friendly upgrades could be helpful too.
Thanks from Ireland.
As someone new to bikes I really enjoy the shootout stuff where you compare numbers after changing one particular thing, lets us know what we’re really getting performance-wise for the money, and also the knowledge transfer from Chris explaining mechanical stuff
What i like the most is the openness and honesty. 2nd is the shot outs between different parts on the same bike on the dyno. Im looking forward to the dyno master you guys are going to feature this year. I live in Maine, but if i head to Florida, im stopping by to say hi, and thank you. My wips are a 2023 Breakout, and a 1986 Electra Glide Classic.
I agree do the bike build vids from start to finish over the episodes, also like tuning info and rides around Florida 😘
Have to admit I miss the riding videos, but at the same time it's been fun watch the channel grow knowing you are busy as hellnand don't have time to ride as much
I found the channel years ago when I was learning to ride on a Japanese bike. Recently rediscovered it when I purchased my 23 low rider and was looking for ideas on how to modify it. Have enjoyed all the content on the channel.
Recently found the channel due to me searching for street glide reviews. Clicked on the street glide vs road glide vs Electra. Best in depth video I found and sold me on a street glide. Plus I love seeing the concepts of what y'all are working on in the shop as well as the sick "vlog" style videos you do on trips. Great work guys I look forward to seeing more
Came across you guys via the horsepower science videos and exhaust shoot outs. I love the build videos, travel/trips around your country and everything in between. Keep up the great work guys, love it!
Equipment shootouts(For Science!) and bike runs/fun. Thrashin, you and Shadetree are the best bike channels on youtube. I really appreciate being able to come to your channel and figure out which company product is the best across the board. Be those, exhausts, bars, air filters etc. That's a level of technical specificity that others just aren't doing and is needed and valued by the community.
Happy New Year Blockfam!
As a frequent viewer I love all the things you do. Working on the bikes, group rides with friends to a place, or long term trips, Press rides/events.
(Edit) Yes to the merch as well! If I go to America I for sure would drop by real quick.
I also love to see you get to expand the services like the fabrication of parts that you guys are getting into and of course love the different types of bike giveaways.
I like series of builds but also I can appreciate just one longer video of a built of a bike from start to finish.
I like the bike builds for customers. I also liked the chopper content. I would like to see y’all building more bikes so I can live vicariously through yall
My favorite video is the one y’all did in the Speedo’s, that was absolutely nuts! 🤯
I wonder how many people will search for this very real video. 😂
Wrenching is my favorite, some more twin cam stuff would be cool. love car stuff, but I'd keep it separate and honestly I wouldn't stress yourselves out more with filming it, just use it as your escape from the bikes
Loved the episode of your group trip to tail of the dragon.
Reason I started watching: been watching since you were basically solo recording your rides, grom days, and bike demos. Think the first video I saw of yours was a grom day.
Absolutely love the build videos that show the different results with the exhaust and cams different size motors..
As someone who recently bought a Low rider S, the Stage 1-4 explained, exhaust comparison/dyno and stage 2 parts comparison/dyno were all gold.
Arlin Ness did a reveal many years ago. He had a tuxedo on. Huhuhu.
Now that's some merchandise.
We were building high-rise hotels.
We had someone that road motorcycles. Choppers, crazy handlebars. He made fun of the guy's that purchased Arlins crazy things. Most couldn't ride them more than a block or two before they dumped the bike.
The first video I saw from y'all was the Stage I-IV Harley videos and really liked how informative and well put together the videos were. I 100% would watch more build videos and (especially TC content!) I do have like a personal thing where if a video is over 20 (really like 22) minutes long, it significantly decreases my chances of watching. I just feel like that 20 minute or less length is the right length of commitment.
On the auto thing, while it makes sense to do it separate, it doesn't make sense to put all this effort into something that isn't going to be followed through on. If you think it's good content, upload it here until you're confident you can do enough to have a separate channel
Really enjoyed the riding and hanging out vids. Also liked the videos that Chris does all the technical talk while he wrenches. I think there should be more of Chris uncensored in videos. Let him tell us how he really feels 😂
I've been watching your stuff for several years now, kind of like watching your kids grow up. Mistakes and all. It's been a good ride and your success is well deserved. I know from the comments that a lot of people want and need the basics of motorcycle ownership and maintenance. For myself, at 68, I've got the basics down but I enjoy the upgrades for these newer machines like the M-8's and I especially like anything to do with the tuning and dyno work on the injected bikes. I can't just change the jets and the pipes and go for a ride and come back and read the plugs like I use to. Butt dyno's don't work anymore. Don't go and mix 4 wheel cagers with the 2 wheelers, there are plenty of shows out there building hot rod V-8's and restomods and they're a dime a dozen. Blockhead's strength is in what you guys have done from the start. So start another channel if you need to jump into that pond. I rebuilt my first V-Twin before there was an internet. Just one man's opinion.
I enjoy a mix of the builds, the hangouts, the rides. Honestly I've enjoyed all of your content from the get go. I appreciate how honest and straightforward yall are, that is something that keeps me coming back and keeps me wanting to watch your next video when it pops up
I like all of it. On the topic of new builds I'd like to see a modern XR750. Same style frame, forks, swingarm with big power. Modern adjustable suspension with triple disc brakes, stainless spokes and rims. Might as well figure out how to retrofit modern LED's in round headlight shell and correct style tail light. The transmission is a real bank-breaker, but I'm dreaming anyhow. How about a cassette style transmission that would allow for quick gear change between town & highway.
I like everything you guys do from mechanical, to vlog style to the hang outs, I enjoy the fun you guy's have and the real you that you show to everyone .and most of all , the positivity you throw out to the world, with hang and working with brap star and Weems and all the new guy/lady you introduce through working with new people and companies and charities. the one thing I think you need is another mechanic so you don't feel like you don't have to get caught up ,and just getting stuff done and can relax a bit and breath. But most of all keep up the great work , hope to come visit one day but its a bit costly seeing as I live in Australia . I belong to a club down here call AussieViclas who just had their 3rd national bike show with some great bikes , might give you and Chris a few ideas on maybe a bike to do in the future, anyway keeps up the great positivity and production work and have a great new year.
Started following you guys because of the mythical Florida swamp Legend, Shade Tree Surgeon. Love what you’re doing!
Howdy! Y'all helped me with finding parts to fix my bike, and I followed because of the community. I love both sides of content with that. Y'all helped encourage me to get better touring bike out of my 03 RK. So I'll love more parts coverage. And I feel that helps a lot of riders grow in keeping the bikes on the road.
I hope to see this channel & community continue to grow
I'm pretty new here. I seen you build a really high hp harley, that got my attention.
The random videos of y'all having fun is what i enjoy watching.
I subscribed back when you were doing a bunch of review videos(how I discovered your channel). And honestly, since then I've watched pretty much everything you've put out. I personally really enjoy the videos of you all riding together or just hanging out. The build content is also really fascinating though. Bottom line, I enjoy all your videos and I love the crew and company you keep.
Like the technical videos with Chris explaining things he’s doing and why. Would like to see more riding videos, longer trips, maybe more moto camping. Liked the Smoky Mountain video. The basic how to videos are what made me subscribe when I was getting back on a bike after years not riding.
Found the channel 3 years ago while researching the iron 833. The first vid I saw block was at the dealership talking about the differences between the Sportsters. I actually thought he worked at the dealership. I let it play and saw the ride videos and noticed the humor the same as mine. Went with Indian Motorcyle after all but still helpful nonetheless. Encouraged me to start a channel as well. One of the best decisions I ever done made.
I definitely enjoy watching the hangout and group ride videos. It makes you feel like you’re part of the crew.
Also doing the build series as consecutive videos is a great idea.
Keep up the grind, great content!
Love the wrenching and Chris doing the dyno magic. For science, of course
Love the wrenching videos especially engine work vids. Also the exhaust shootout vids were really cool to see all the differences in the power and torque curves. And who doesn’t love hearing Harley’s scream on a dyno?! Never heard of Sawicki till you guys, and now own one for my Dyna. Keep up the good work!!
I enjoy watching Chris wrench away and share his master tech wisdom. Its nice to have little insights into professional work and equally how we can translate that at home too.
I love watching the roadtrip videos and the hangout vlog type stuff. More of that would be awesome. But as a longtime subscriber, I’ll watch it all and I’m never really disappointed. Keep up the great work fellas.
I've been watching since you got your first lowrider s (dyna). Your videos back then were very helpful, exposing the heat problem and the problems associated with oil coolers and then the love jug video was a lifesaver. I think it is really great the success you've had is a true American Dream for real. I live in Palm Bay and would love come check out your shop. The thing I appreciate most is the honesty in the reviews of new bikes and showing the mistakes made.
Favorite: All of it man. Its the variety that keeps it interesting. Look, I don't ride, never have but I LOVE this channel because every episode is different. I would agree to release the build videos when the build is done. Its hard sometimes to get back into it because it was a while since the previous episode but the different type of content is the way to go.
The most important thing your videos share with me is seeing you all being friends and happy. Bonus knowledge bombs are great and how to videos are ok but when your all together and doing something that’s what I like best. Joy
P.S. Love the *filmed in Mexico* pulls also
The 1st video I watched was wrenching on your 883. Favorite to watch have been wrenching, long format road trips, horse power science, and hanging out with Shadetree.
Love the idea of more consistent releases of specific bike builds. As for car stuff, I say separate channel. I know it's more work, but makes so much more sense. I'm not a car guy, and only watch some of that content for the camaraderie.
Hey, Justin definitely knows style, he should be the merch man.
If I ride up I just wanna hang out with Zuko he’s cool ( I probably misspelled his name?) y’all can just keep working
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Custom builds and engine upgrades are awesome, one thing people like is reviews on new bikes or performance upgrades on new bikes. Keep people informed and up to date on new products. I’d like to see a video of the exhaust options for the 117 breakout. I’m always surfing TH-cam for videos on simple first step performance improvements for the newer models. There’s a huge interest in accessories and upgrades in these new bikes
man I typed a whole essay and TH-cam auto play next video and deleted everything. in short then.
I discovered your channel watching a test ride of the Indian Scout Rogue that I was deciding to buy. You guys are so wholesome. I subscribed.
The content i would love to see:
- Definitely Road trips, my favorites, give me ideas to discover around Miami or even northern states, or just watching cool dudes riding cool bikes in cool places is always entertaining.
- New bikes test drive, even why not cool equipments test
-Motorcycle events
Happy New Year! The 1st video I saw that drew me to this channel was the "How to Ride a Motorcycle Part 1". I would like to see content on average motorcycles that average people can afford and own. I own a 2015 Harley Davidson FLD Dyna Switchback. I would like to see content on the 103 and the best bang for the buck stuff.
I came across the channel last year with the how to ride videos. It was you, Shadetree and Brandon that made me want to get my first bike.
Loved the more technical videos with Chris. But I love anything wrenching related.