This video of yours must be the one that has inspired me the most. I have felt very identified with him. Every once in a while I should see it and it brings back that feeling of enthusiasm that only old traditional motorcycles produce. Thanks for keeping it there so I can see it. best regards
Absolutely love this. indian scout being on wish list of bikes i will never own or ride, it created my love for motorcycles at a young age when taken to see the wall of death by my parents, loved the look and the sound then / still best sound for me now. 59 year old biker bloke, thanks for vid.
I too remember seeing one at the wall of death when I was about 6 in 1954. I came here to see and hear how it sounded back then. Aren't computers great? Written from my sickbed at age 74.
indian will always have a special place in history. Thanks for sharing your treasure with all of us. happy trails Indian Mike Of Wakefield Ma (Boston Strong)
Qrwa! Oglądam to po raz kolejny i nie mogę oderwać oka i ucha od filmiku. Kocham ten klimat. Chłopaki odwalili kawał dobrej roboty- wiadomo, bracia słowianie...
Hey Chris. Thanks for your feedback. This is my second attampt to make some video, so I am glad you like it. Bike is not mine but I'll refer to the owner. Oh and it was captured with the basic microphone so the wind noise was everywhere. That's why I add some music.
No worries mate, you'll find most bike/car people really just want to hear the machine! You don't have to completely eliminate the music, it would be appropriate for the intro & ending. Sorry if I sound too critical!
what a cool video! Puts a smile on my face and i cant wait until the winters gone and the spring begins and i can back on the road again with my 36 Harley Vl! pleas post that video with NO music, i like to hear that engine running !
Even though modern machines are more reliable and handle far better...I don't think they'll approach the character the old iron had. Plus, this motorcycle is the same model Burt Munro did his speed run on at Bonneville back in the '60s!
You have clearly never experienced a vintage Indian, Henderson, ect. They were built for reliability; and to tractor standards. Were built for the rough unpaved roads of the era. The best riding bikes on modern roads, bar none. Our Indian has at least a 100,000 miles (our estimation) and the engine has never been apart; at least in the 64 years it's been in my family. I'd call that reliable.
Wholesome grit and soul. Thanks for sharing. The music track wasn't necessary. Many folks would be thankful just for the engine soundtrack. I wished more motorcycle videos creators would get that.
+Kevin Lee Thanks for your comment! But as I said before...the sound quality during the filming was pretty bad (a lot of wind noise thanks to the build-in microphone). Be sure, I would use less music if it would be acceptable... Maybe next time with external mic :) ...I am not a pro filmmaker...this was my first attempt to create something. Thanks for watching and ride safe!
Watching this brought me back out of my misery that I'm in due to the everyday routine. It has put a cheesy smile on my face, and when I will wipe it off on the way to work tomorrow, I will fold the napkin with it inside and put it just next to my heart, and carry it there till the day I will ride something like that, somewhere like that. I know I will. Thank You.
AWESOME! loved the cinematography and the bike, including the sound of the bike. Didn't need the music... By the way, that bike sounds so fierce, it's hard to believe that it probably only made about 18 horsepower...
Going from a jockey shift to a suicide shift, would be a tall order. I'd have to spend a few days riding in a parking lot to master it. When the jockey first appeared on police bike's, some motor officers still preferred the tank shift.so there must be something special about it.
@@jaroslavstariat8612 Děkuju. Profi práce to rozhodně není, nějaká půjčená kamera a gopro. Od té doby jsem se už vybavil vlastním náčiním. Snad něco zase natočím. Tentokrát to bude ale asi auto...:-)
Thanks, captures the fun of riding an old Indian on country roads, did float needle stick? Fell off back of buddy's 101 when he punched it. I'm 82 now , too old to ride my 48 Chief.
Thank you sir. I am the author of this video but not an owner/rider of this Indi. But as I know...this lid is very very old, so I would say it's impossible to get it anywhere.
wtf the motor was all the music this video needed....
Agree totally mate.
Me also
Cut the crap.
Let the indian sing his song!
Love how you still ride it hard. Thats why it was built! So awesome
That was a blast - thanks, Go Indian Scout's !
This video of yours must be the one that has inspired me the most. I have felt very identified with him. Every once in a while I should see it and it brings back that feeling of enthusiasm that only old traditional motorcycles produce. Thanks for keeping it there so I can see it. best regards
my great uncle clarence rode a 1921 cross country back in the day... oh man what a bike
Absolutely love this. indian scout being on wish list of bikes i will never own or ride, it created my love for motorcycles at a young age when taken to see the wall of death by my parents, loved the look and the sound then / still best sound for me now. 59 year old biker bloke, thanks for vid.
I too remember seeing one at the wall of death when I was about 6 in 1954. I came here to see and hear how it sounded back then. Aren't computers great? Written from my sickbed at age 74.
GREAT VIDEO. GREAT BIKE. GREAT SPIRIT. YOU PRESENTED IT ALL.
indian will always have a special place in history. Thanks for sharing your treasure with all of us. happy trails Indian Mike Of Wakefield Ma (Boston Strong)
thank you for this little slice of heaven
That looks so dam fun! Riding a motor cycle is a real pleasure in life. Forget the JOB, the PRESSURES of life, and all the BS and just ride!
You are very lucky to own such a beautiful old classic...
Look after it!
I LOVE this video. I have a 1943 741B Scout myself and a couple of 1940's Harleys.
You look really good on that legendary bike, that was awesome!
Qrwa! Oglądam to po raz kolejny i nie mogę oderwać oka i ucha od filmiku. Kocham ten klimat. Chłopaki odwalili kawał dobrej roboty- wiadomo, bracia słowianie...
How can you not like this? AWESOME!
Love, love, love everything about this video - INCLUDING the music!! GREAT JOB!
Great video!! That’s a bad ass bike right there!! Love those old Indians!!
Sweet, ride on brother!
Really, I haven't seen much people exuding this great satisfaction! :-) A perfect video! Thanks for sharing it.
Awesome !! Thought soon to be a new 2015 Scout Owner .. They will never be like this ..
Would have been a fantastic video - but the music killed it!
Though the Music made it great right in sync with his riding ..
I love how at the end you are real and show that it is very temperamental...I build bikes that have the "Bet no first starts"! lol.
What a wonderful video! Thank you.
I'm giving you a like for your cool old Indian and your great camera work. The music was unnecessary.
Hey Chris. Thanks for your feedback. This is my second attampt to make some video, so I am glad you like it. Bike is not mine but I'll refer to the owner. Oh and it was captured with the basic microphone so the wind noise was everywhere. That's why I add some music.
No worries mate, you'll find most bike/car people really just want to hear the machine! You don't have to completely eliminate the music, it would be appropriate for the intro & ending. Sorry if I sound too critical!
I could listen to that bike for hours
Ultra cool. the best video presentation of riding a rusty iron horse.
what a cool video! Puts a smile on my face and i cant wait until the winters gone and the spring begins and i can back on the road again with my 36 Harley Vl!
pleas post that video with NO music, i like to hear that engine running !
I love the music. It fits perfectly to the film style.
Even though modern machines are more reliable and handle far better...I don't think they'll approach the character the old iron had. Plus, this motorcycle is the same model Burt Munro did his speed run on at Bonneville back in the '60s!
Alonzo Branson - actually very few modern motorcycles handle as well as the Indian Scouts from the late twenties to early thirties.
You have clearly never experienced a vintage Indian, Henderson, ect. They were built for reliability; and to tractor standards. Were built for the rough unpaved roads of the era. The best riding bikes on modern roads, bar none. Our Indian has at least a 100,000 miles (our estimation) and the engine has never been apart; at least in the 64 years it's been in my family. I'd call that reliable.
Munro had a scout , but a 1920 scout. This one is a little bigger, older...
"HELL YEAH... RIDE HARD OR STAY HOME!!!
Best video I've seen in a long time
Wholesome grit and soul. Thanks for sharing.
The music track wasn't necessary. Many folks would be thankful just for the engine soundtrack. I wished more motorcycle videos creators would get that.
+Kevin Lee Thanks for your comment! But as I said before...the sound quality during the filming was pretty bad (a lot of wind noise thanks to the build-in microphone). Be sure, I would use less music if it would be acceptable... Maybe next time with external mic :) ...I am not a pro filmmaker...this was my first attempt to create something. Thanks for watching and ride safe!
Bellissimo video e bellissima motocicletta! (visto dall'Italia...)
grazie mille!
Watching this brought me back out of my misery that I'm in due to the everyday routine. It has put a cheesy smile on my face, and when I will wipe it off on the way to work tomorrow, I will fold the napkin with it inside and put it just next to my heart, and carry it there till the day I will ride something like that, somewhere like that. I know I will. Thank You.
Thanks for very nice comment!!! And...you definitely WILL!
AWESOME! loved the cinematography and the bike, including the sound of the bike. Didn't need the music...
By the way, that bike sounds so fierce, it's hard to believe that it probably only made about 18 horsepower...
Great, thanks heaps, loved that, real raw two wheelin it!!!
Going from a jockey shift to a suicide shift, would be a tall order. I'd have to spend a few days riding in a parking lot to master it. When the jockey first appeared on police bike's, some motor officers still preferred the tank shift.so there must be something special about it.
Nádhera !!! tohle jednou chci ! a přesně v takovém diamantovém stavu !!
Wow thanks so much for posing real cool old motorcycle 2000 would rather hear the bike than the music
Indian очень хороший мотоцикл созданный в честь индейцев !!!Автор молодец очень крутое видео🤘👍😎😉
Inspirational video!! Love this!!🙌🏼🙌🏼
How cool is that!!!!!!
Awesomeness on two wheels.
this music and the nice sound of your lovely bike in the background makes me jelous! Great.
gr8 video, gr8 motorcycle,gr8 country roads...
Toto video ma naozaj nadchlo :-) Perfektné zábery aj spracovanie ,proste pastva pre oči a k tomu ešte starý dobrý indián....Tak to bola pecka hoši :D
ježiši...tolik chvály...díky! :D
@@g0dlike84 Je to tak suprový,že chvála je na místě!Mám 741ku a taky by se mi líbila tak profi práce- :-) (i tento Ind.)
@@jaroslavstariat8612 Děkuju. Profi práce to rozhodně není, nějaká půjčená kamera a gopro. Od té doby jsem se už vybavil vlastním náčiním. Snad něco zase natočím. Tentokrát to bude ale asi auto...:-)
Super zostrihane pekna motorka , je to hotová pastva pre oči , že taká stará pani ešte jazdí
Pekná mašina!Tam aj pionýr vyzerá dobre!
Bez spz a pekne se s tim nesrat ;-) tohle proste k ty motorce patri. Ticha zavist... a perfektni video
enjoyed it a lot
Ahoj, pěkný, krásný podzim a s indianem je to pokaždé zážitek 👍😁
My Scout was from 1927
I love old bike this IS1926😅send to me in Indonesia bro❤
1926 INDIAN SCOUT .. Still keeping the pipe on the burn :)
Wonder if I can fit a stick shift on a new one?
David Moss Suicide Clutch on a new one? Brilliant Idea! :)
Fantastic and awesome...
Real nice video. Sure would like that drive that neat old Indian cycle ! Thanks for posting.
Really badass :-)!!!
Great, thanx for sharing !
Thanks/danke! Greetings to Austria
this is how "Freedom" when riding feels like :)
Brilliant thanks 👍
Gran vídeo de ve que está disfrutando la rodada en esa maginifica máquina Felicidades te veo desde Monterrey MEXICO..!
Paráda!!! Je hodně těžké zvyknout si na jiné ovládání? (a co říkají policajti na výbavu?) :oD
Capolavoro!! guardo il video dall'Italia
Just stellar!
very good !! so cool .
To je super, pane Havranek...
Thanks, captures the fun of riding an old Indian on country roads, did float needle stick? Fell off back of buddy's 101 when he punched it. I'm 82 now , too old to ride my 48 Chief.
Great videos, cool bike, but kindly reduce the back ground music, too loud... it almost cover up engine sound
First of all, great video.
What is the model of this bike?
Awesome!
great video guys.
Love it! Is it for sale?!...
Check out the smile on his dial !!
AWESOME
i love yor video and off course Your Indian!
+Wirsitz Miau Thanks mate!
Really cool bike. They ought to build that style today. It would sell.
awesome...
Awesome video! Looks like you’re in Danmark?
Love your video, watched it many times now. What type helmet are you wearing? Very cool, need one for my Norton!
Thank you sir. I am the author of this video but not an owner/rider of this Indi. But as I know...this lid is very very old, so I would say it's impossible to get it anywhere.
Thank you! Perfect song/video combination!
Good old times, good old bike
Awesome f****** video I could have watched another hour of this
Awesome
great!
Beuriful the machine a classic
Cool man..nice view N nasty bike..
Super!
Very cool video)
Enjoy riding 😍
Nádhernej syrovej stroj!
Very nice video.
Pěkný kus mašiny, video jsi dělal sám? Díky Jirka.
+JIŘÍ ŠUBRT Čus, díky, motorka není moje. Video jsem dělal (stříhal) sám...záběry jsou z různých zařízení
Perfectosss❤️
No, super mašina, ale bez brzd bych se s tím do provozu ne$ral. Indy '26 je každopádně ultrabohovej!!
Grandioso Video
fantastic
Cool !!! :-)
That smile on your face :D Which reminds me, time for a little trip with mine. (not an Indian though)
What model is your indian? Its great!
YESSSS!!!!!
Cool