Sadly as much as I love war history the only thing I know about TE Lawrence is from the armored train mission from battlefield 1 and you never get any info about him really you only see him in cutscene and not much is told about him
@@Wa3ypx Yeah he was so gay he practically sneezed glitter....The fact you didnt know this leads me to believe your "little known fact" is actually just bullshit..
From Wikipedia: "The first engine (from 1924 to 1936) was the twin-cam KTOR JAP (made by J. A. Prestwich) V twin (upgraded to a Matchless engine from 1936)"
@@robertohoraciovines5416 "To S.A." may be the best poetic expression of love and loss ever penned. It is amazing in the way that it encompasses both his own very personal, private and secret loss as well as the loss to the Arab people in only a few beautiful, poignant lines. If you understand the diplomatic background, it also describes the story of the Revolt and its betrayal, and correctly predicts the consequences for the liberated region: "And now the little things creep out To patch themselves hovels in the shadow of your gift." Amazing.
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The best looking Brough Superior I've ever seen!
Nice to see those early model Broughs in action, an interesting history lesson re T E Lawrence/Shaw and his involvement with the marque also.
I'm not sure who has the funner ride.
I want both!
a lovely video.
First rule of sailing:-? nothing ever goes to plan.
Wonderful!
Sadly as much as I love war history the only thing I know about TE Lawrence is from the armored train mission from battlefield 1 and you never get any info about him really you only see him in cutscene and not much is told about him
You gotta watch that movie about him.....its definitely worth it...
Little known fact of Lawrence, his nick name was "The Cruiser", because he liked fast cars and fast women.
He was gay
@@davidcollings4750 Was he?? For real?
and fast camels!!!
@@Wa3ypx Yeah he was so gay he practically sneezed glitter....The fact you didnt know this leads me to believe your "little known fact" is actually just bullshit..
@@luuko656 Ah come on, he was THE cruiser
Those newer ones never got the styling right..... just saying
One hell of a motorbike-------------x
QUESTION What does the JAP mean on the Brough engines?
From Wikipedia: "The first engine (from 1924 to 1936) was the twin-cam KTOR JAP (made by J. A. Prestwich) V twin (upgraded to a Matchless engine from 1936)"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brough_Superior_SS100
Brough Motorcycle has how many cc engine? thx
They vary but the 1932 Brough Superior Lawrence was riding when he crashed and later died, was/is 980 cc.
Very nice, thanks, though I cringe seeing that motorcycle ridden without a helmet...
Should have put Bruce Anstey on the Brough he’d have beaten the aeroplane
It’s a shame they are made in France now.
Looks like an Old Harley Ironhead...yah???
Get Levin off your ads!
Jim, sorry we have no control over that -- I wish we did :-(
Changed his name you mean for double crossing his Arab friends
Good to know he died in pain !!!
Sorry to disappoint you. He was in a coma for 10 days. No pain.
@@robertohoraciovines5416 "To S.A." may be the best poetic expression of love and loss ever penned. It is amazing in the way that it encompasses both his own very personal, private and secret loss as well as the loss to the Arab people in only a few beautiful, poignant lines. If you understand the diplomatic background, it also describes the story of the Revolt and its betrayal, and correctly predicts the consequences for the liberated region:
"And now the little things creep out
To patch themselves hovels
in the shadow
of your gift."
Amazing.