Britain's Failed Savior. Stillborn Rolls Royce of the Motorcycle World... HIGHEST QUALITY BIKE
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- This video features a motorcycle - the failed Savior of the British two-wheel market. A kind of stillborn Rolls Royce of the world of Motorcycles, of the highest quality and with a real devotion of fans.
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Didn't think this was AI trash until the narrator kept assigning a gender to the motorcycle by selecting the wrong pronoun.
The real flaw was getting Weslake, a company that built air-cooled 500cc single cylinder speedway engines, to design and build the engine and gearbox. Speedway bikes don’t even have a gearbox. Let’s cut out the misty-eyed nostalgia here folks, the Hesketh was a piece of crap.
Weird means strange; Wierd is the misspelling of "weird".Weird is an adjective meaning "strange" or" awkward".
Velocity??? Velocette surely ?
And Heskett!
I was thinking "ahhh that's how Hesketh is pronounced".
Until he said Velocity...
@@StoffelDilligas It would help if the person doing the reading actually knew just a little bit about the subject the were profesing to be knowledgable about
The styling puts me in mind of the Honda VT500
My friend has one of these brand new never used it , its stood in a old bungalow with other classic stuff must be worth a fortune now 🙁🙁
Dual front wheelers ?
Please consider doing a story on the Yamaha’s: Tricity 155, 300 and the BIG 2019 Niken ?
Without building at Japanese or German quality levels (which the UK was incapable of appreciating let alone attaining at the time, a trait is shared with US make HD) it would not have got far though it was a lovely machine. It also has two few cylinders and that era was a horsepower race with transverse fours winning.
The once magnificent British motorbike industry killed itself thoroughly, with only Royal Enfield's India venture maintaining continuity with the original manufacturer.
If it hadn't been for a fire that stopped production and destroyed the molds and tooling, the V1000 would be appreciated nowadays. Also interesting was the Vortan prototype which in some ways anticipated the design of the Ducati Monster.
That AI narration needs work. Gender assignment to a motorcycle? Geez. Come on.
What you saying about him? He is fine! 👍🏻
I remember when these were going to be the next big thing. I’m not sure the angry chook in the coat of arms sends the right message. These could have been great! Would also have been better in 1200cc. 👍🏻
How boring the world would be without these small independent motorcycle manufacturers , btw the Vortan is borderline ugly just like Bimota Mantra ....
Seems a inexpensive price given the limited build.
Use a de-esser.
I had the opportunity to see one of these real close. It is interesting, but it seems heavy and clumsy. I haven't had the opportunity to ride it or even to hear it run, so i can't really say how it rides....
Just to put you right only Brough Superior can use the Term Rolls Royce of Motorcycles Not the Hesketh
Nah, Brough was a sporty bike, not a luxury boat like Rolls Royce or Goldwing.
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But still, Brough Superior was the only brand who was given permission by Rolls Royce to use the terms “The Rolls Royce of motorcycles”! No other had permission to do that.
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 When I'm making comparisons the last thing I want is official verification.
80s Suzuki with a Harley wannabe engine. I see why they failed over and over
Wrong, its nothing like your claim
As a owner of several - how wrong can you be - let’s start with the 90 deg v2
Stick to your scramblers kid, you clearly know very little about this bike.
Closer to Ducati than Harley - except the very last Heskeths were made with S&S engines.
That one at about 1:15 looks great with those astralite wheels on it.