A How-To On Riding Vintage Motorcycles!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Dale's Wheels Through Time Museum, located in Maggie Valley, NC, features over 375 American motorcycles, unique cars, and transportation history.
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Whoever got this beauty is one lucky SOB. Classic styling from that era, which is my fave.
Thank you Matt . So sorry for the loss of your Dad . RIP Dale 🙏
I had no idea that the clutch worked like that. I always thought it was like a car and you would have to make sure you always had your right foot on the ground when you stopped. That does look much easier now. After I win it, I plan on keeping it and riding it around in my fine 39’ t-shirt I now have. Thanks for the video. 🇺🇸
Starting and riding them is a piece of cake. I've been riding on the street 49 years. I ride my 1949 EL at least two or three times a week. The only problem I have is when I stop somewhere even to get gas I'm surrounded by people asking questions about my bike.
As an old dude we always knew this shit and it was never a problem. Nice to see younger folks having an interest in it though.
Every once in awhile you catch an old movie with a motor cop on a knuckle or pan and it's just cool to see them riding them like it's nothing ,but you know they're having fun.
What a beautiful bike! Congratulations to the winner!
Appreciate the educational video...always fun to learn more about these vintage bikes.
I would of loved to of been riding that around England now.. absolutely beautiful
I experience some real feels when I see you jamming down the road on that piece of history! I love the museum and the Asheville area. They both feel like home!
Rolling artwork! Beautiful scooter
I buy tickets every year, I love supporting this place!!!
That is a beauty. All the talking before the ride. That keeps the over caffeinated and stressed 4 wheelers happy. You are not slowing down to do such. What a very nice bike. You guys did a great job on the rebuild.
Great video Matt. First Harley I ever drove was my father's 1942 WLC Military with a 3 speed tank shifter and it ran beautifully. Around the same time my father acquired a brand new 68 FL Police Special which was designed for a sidecar. That bike also had a 3 speed tank shifter with a reverse. It was a little trickier to downshift from third to second because the shifter was free floating and had no guide on the tank. My father would let my brothers and I use it with the sidecar attached to get to school. The Goodyear Grasshopper rear tire would help a lot in the winter. We had to bundle up a lot but it sure beat taking the school bus.
Many thanks for the demonstration 🙏
I’ve enjoyed your videos, all of them! This one though I had been thinking about. Sure gonna look nice sitting next to my Model A.
Thank you. This video answered all of my questions. Cool. 😎
Nice! I'm watching because I just bought a 1929 Matchless T4 and I have clue how to ride it yet! Arrives on Friday.
Great Video Matt , I have to get me some tickets . And I need to get working on my Pan so I can ride it this Summer !
You have the Best Museum anywhere !!
Was curious about the mention at the end on retarding the spark? Necessary each time you come to a stop or just pre shut down? Great video that instills confidence.
Beautiful!
Dream on two wheels real beauty 👌👍
Just love the old bike.
Beautiful machine
Oh it sure would be nice to own that beautiful piece of history. Someone is gonna be so lucky! I'd sure like it to be me!
beautiful !
I have that on my bucket list.
Beautiful Bike i wish i was closer to come visit y’all :(
thats beautiful, are the the hand shifters sequential like a modern foot shit or does the lever have a specific spot to be in for each gear?
Bought some tickets and the history passion speed shirt. Thanks!!
Beautiful bike
outstanding
RIP Dale. And thank you.
Would love to ride that back to California. Yeah, I've got tickets.
beautiful bike
Winning one of those would be a dream come true I couldn't tell you.
Beautifull.thanks for sharing :)
I learned on a 1946 Knucklehead with a sidecar then a 1951 Flathead. Both suicide clutches but I am ambidextrous.
U should take to the freeway to see how it handles and show some small details like the light the speedometer
Did these vintage bikes have throttle cables routed in handlebar or is there some other type of mechanism in there? I never see cables
Nice bike, isn't 61 ci close to a liter? I am interested in something old but not that old and not that big. Like a Honda CB77 or CL175 from the late 1960s or early 1970s. Wasn't that a red Karmann Ghia that was parked there when you first got onto the road there?
Great video
He makes starting look so easy! I could never start a big twin except by jumping on the pedal from high off the seat, not just push the pedal with my leg. Only big guys could do that, not my 125 lb. small frame.
Awesome
Très belle moto ....je kif à max
Wow sweet bike. Shes a bueaty
TOE -TO-GO !!!
Thanks for that.
I'll treat her good.
Hermosa 😍😍😍😍
For “toe to go” do you hold the toe end of the clutch pedal down constantly when you’re riding?
No, it will stay in either position once you go over center a spring holds it.
How about a lesson on riding old Harleys with sidecars? Lots different. I rode a stock 1941 ULH rig for many years. It was the only way my wife would go motorcycling.
Hi Mat. What is the value of this bike in USD?
Playin' with harleys all day ,doin' what you love ,livin' in North Carolina. That's what I wanna' do when I die.
the clutch is right foot the shift is lever the right hand is front brake lever , rear brake is left foot pedal........? the best way to teach is standing still , when you buy used , you just look and follow connections to motor and brakes. when you ride you will see it in your mind .
What a Beautiful piece of iron Matt ! Only problem is , that i didn’t win it , do you ever let people that live in Canada win ? Or am i just waisting my money buying tickets on the many bikes that I’ve bought tickets on !!! Happy New Year Bro !
Pretty nice camera work! Only way to get that better would be to use a drone. Great gear shifting and clutch work lesson. Such a shame that the EVs are coming like a freight train. Harley better get on that game very quickly. Two ways to go. High digital tech; and, retro mock electric solenoid pistons.
Hey Matt, don't wear my bike out before I come & get it.
Did you sent it to France if i win it??
About how much does a bike like this weigh?
I want to win but I have to admit I'll ride it for a month then sell it and get a K-Model and a 1970 electra glide ...
The two bike's I've lusted after since childhood....
And any money left over donated back to the museum....
Simple man with simple tastes
Hey brother how can I get a ticket
awesome! thanks
Stop putting miles on my bike!!!!! Lol
Chances of a buddy thinking he can borrow it and just jump on and ride off are still high.
Has this raffle happen already
If I win I'm riding my Hayabusa cross country to pick it up, donating the busa to WTT, and riding home on the Harley.
😙👌
When the linkert pukes gas all over it's time to turn on the switch.......
Get it up on compression and kick vigorously. When you disengage the clutch your can take your foot off of it but if you rev the engine it will take off . Hence the name sucide clutch.
And always remember it's heavy and it won't stop worth a damn. Enjoy your vintage experience.
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Sucks to live in asia, what a killer bike
It’s not the right selector for a 39.
I'm only 30 minute away.
I would love to have it. But, would kill myself trying to ride it.
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Stop riding my bike
You should really consider getting a decent helmet unless you're wearing this for comic relief
Don't tell people how to live their lives, this is America group thinking clod.
And you should mind your own business