“…but I don’t have a mill - I just have this little garage and the tools that I’ve got.” The humility and grace with which you carry yourself, is contagious. And what you have done with that - reaching the highest peak of custom bike-building, is very admirable. From down on the coast ~ Ride Forever! 🦅
Thank you. I’m just doing as much as I can with what I’ve got. I’m not gonna lie though, I do really need a mill. Might have to put it in the back yard 🤷🏼♂️😂
I’ve had bikes, been around them, but have always wanted to build my own someday. I like how you explain what you’re doing. Really admire the end products you’ve built and can’t wait to keep learning from you. Giving me hope I can build one myself one day.
Was awesome seeing some of the more intricate steps to building a bike. Really liked the process of simply putting the front end on the frame with the ball bearings. Did you end up showing her at Born Free?
Hi, halfway into the episode I change out the frame and engine, but the first one is an original 1940early 1941 Harley flathead/knucklhead frame. The frame I switch to is an aftermarket 1940 Harley flathead/knucklehead frame. I wanted to keep the oem frame with the 41 knuckle, and I was planning to cut some things off and modify the frame for the bike I was building, so the aftermarket frame was a better call for it.
“…but I don’t have a mill - I just have this little garage and the tools that I’ve got.”
The humility and grace with which you carry yourself, is contagious. And what you have done with that - reaching the highest peak of custom bike-building, is very admirable.
From down on the coast ~ Ride Forever! 🦅
Thank you. I’m just doing as much as I can with what I’ve got. I’m not gonna lie though, I do really need a mill. Might have to put it in the back yard 🤷🏼♂️😂
@@RegenerateCycles Well, maybe get the Bridgeport after you expand the garage towards the rear 👍😎
What a great start
Im stoked for this series man!
Thanks Nathan. Keep watching, let me know what you think
Great video! Looking forward to the next one 👍
You're making progress, have a blessed week my friend
Hi Ryan... nice garage and awesome bild... keep up good work
Looking forward to the rest of the series. You earned a sub.👍🏼👍🏼
🙏🏼 thank you
Nice Ryan .... It's great seeing the continual adjustment to get "fitment" ... Choppers for Ever! Love it!
Thanks Gareth. Always trying to make it better. Hope to see you soon 🙏🏼
The build was so so rad, looking forward to next year
Should be an interesting series. Should show people what it takes to build a bike from the ground up. Keep it up!
Thank you, we tried to capture a little of it. It’s all unfolding with every edit.
I’ve had bikes, been around them, but have always wanted to build my own someday. I like how you explain what you’re doing. Really admire the end products you’ve built and can’t wait to keep learning from you. Giving me hope I can build one myself one day.
Likewise great to learn from talented humble builders
Go for it! You can if you just get started.
Thank you for the support 🙏🏼
I just enjoyed the first vid and now I can’t wait for the next great work 👍🏻
I’m really glad you started a channel Ryan! Been watching on the Gram mostly. Looking forward to your content 👍🏽
Thank you, it has been fun to film the process
Right 👍 on brother looks great she's in your hands
So sick!
Thanks fucker !! ❤️
That could be a fine ride mate
Can't wait to see this thing at the show!
Hell yeah brother!
your chopper super cool dude ⚡⚡⚡
Sick! Stoked to see the finished build at the show, and hope you continue makin videos after Born Free 🤘🏼
Hell yeah! Badass!
great stuff!!
I'll be watching 💚🧡☺️
Great vid mate
so rad
Was awesome seeing some of the more intricate steps to building a bike. Really liked the process of simply putting the front end on the frame with the ball bearings. Did you end up showing her at Born Free?
Hello, thank you. Yes, I built the bike as an invited builder for born free. So it had to be there. It has been a fun one.
Boy would i like to have a flathead again.
Sick!
Great video! Well produced! I dig your shop too. What editing program do you use?
I’m not sure what program Dylan uses, but possibly after effects. Dylan, chime in….
Adobe for editing (pp) camera is a7siii with sigma 24-70! -Dylan
1940 U models with 11 fin cylinders are 74 cu. in. Unless you bored out the 74 inch cylinders to 80 inch?
Hi Ryan! What frame are you using here?
Hi,
halfway into the episode I change out the frame and engine, but the first one is an original 1940early 1941 Harley flathead/knucklhead frame. The frame I switch to is an aftermarket 1940 Harley flathead/knucklehead frame. I wanted to keep the oem frame with the 41 knuckle, and I was planning to cut some things off and modify the frame for the bike I was building, so the aftermarket frame was a better call for it.
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