Your Dad would believe it. So many times you both have recovered missing pieces that i am always in awe. You both have built some of the most beautiful bikes I have ever seen. Your Dad Waited Than You waited, I believe your Dad is still searching for you and helping recover the pieces. Old legends never die they grow stronger with each generation. I am in awe once again. Much respect.
I wish my father was alive to see your channel. He died in Feb 2020 at 93 . He rode and raced bikes here in Australia after WW2 in the late 40's to the 60's . After the war the was no parts available or very few and he and my uncle made everything themselves. My uncle was a fitter and turner and dad was an aircraft mechanic. I remember him telling me about turning aircraft valves down to fix his Indian and making gears . He made a intake manifold that would slide to different lengths so he could tune the bike for different situations and better performance. He rode Indians but his favourite bike was a 500 single Velocette he raced flat track with. I miss my Dad as I know you miss yours 😢
Just found your website. You’re just like your dad. I got to know him in the mid 80’s. The smartest man I ever met. He helped keep my old 74 sportster going. Love the signs in your shop. I grew up looking at those signs and visiting Your dads shop and museum every chance I got. You guys moving away was a big loss for this area. Great videos! thanks.
How does this channel not have millions of subscribers!? I found this channel through bikes and beards and this guy is amazing! His knowledge is unreal and the bikes are awesome and such history! Way cooler than unboxing some new piece of crap.
Your dad is looking down on you and smiling! I know he's so proud that you made the right decision by waiting to assemble that piece of history. In fact, you've made us all proud!
Matt, you're the reason for my love for old motorcycles and Harley Davidson in particular. This just amazes me brother. Your dad is smiling down on you. Thank you for carrying on his legacy and passion for these machines. I hope to visit WTT one day. It's the only thing on my bucket list
Your father left a great legacy and a wonderful peice of American history for you to finish and to see you puase once you spoke of him tells a story all its own!! Can't wait to see yhe bike finished and running. And yhise tanks are fire no doubt for its time..
The fact that you got to share something you love with your father is fantastic. It's great that a big win like this makes you think of him. I hope I get that with my boys.
brilliant , your excitement almost flows out the screen , best find i ever had was when i went to view a 50cc yamaha for a young girl to go to college on here in the UK in 1987 , got talking to the seller and he said he had some old bike bits in the cellar , any where he goes in and came out with a AJS 7R racing engine with magneto anyway chatted some more told him if he wanted to sell it give me a call ,feel later he calls yes he wants to sell it how does £40 sound i bought it went over to collect it when i get there he says got some other bits and shows me the frame with swinging arm yoke and rear shocks attached how much i asked give me £40 he said so bought that too , ended up selling the engine to a AJS specialist who wanted it for the perfect rocker box to recast new ones and the rest to a classic restorer for a tidy profit that bought me a triumph tiger 750 and payed my truck licence lessons and test so idur to the higher wages from truck driving that little deal kept making money right up to 2010 when i quit driving and went as a contract mechanic with the US forces in the middle east over the next 2 years
The Motorcycling community is more like a family, its great that American History is being preserved, I think that your Fathers spirit lives on, and exerts a subtle influence upon things
On a day like today when I am sick and exhausted I really find myself appreciating your enthusiasm about motorcycles. I also appreciate that you know so much about them that there is never a silence or snapcut. People being genuinely happy and excited is the best genre of youtube video. Thanks for sharing your motorcycles. I can't wait to visit your museum and spend some hours gawking at the bikes and their engines.
You can smell the history! Seeing that rare beast come together, transforms me to the hill climb event, with all its excitement, sounds, sights, smells and electricity in the air. Every single time I think you can never beat your latest restoration,, you come up with something like this!
Going down in August can’t wait to see the museum Matt’s knowledge base is absolutely amazing. His passion is infectious can’t wait to go down to the museum
Dude I got wood because of this video. Thanks for doing this! I am an old mechanic of all things. Licensed A&P. OMG! My cousin is Harley Davidson #1. He would love this video! I now have Wheels Through Time on my bucket list. We live in NC not far from Maggie Valley. I have to see this in person before I die.
@13:45 I felt that in my soul man, had tears come to the eyes when you said that. however seeing your excitement on finishing this project is just amazing to watch. much love and respect. God Bless you Matt.
How incredible of a find this is ?!?! Truly amazing ! Matt , I can understand your excitement when busting into that box ! Don't know how you kept as composed as you did. I would be freaking out ( in a good way ) myself ! One heck of a good call not " finishing" up that bike until getting those beautiful tanks. You all do some amazing things there at wheels through time ! Keep up the truly incredible things you do there. Hope to come visit you all soon. Thank you for all you do.
Mate, I truly love the passion you have for this bike, and your trade. You can honestly see this vid isn’t made for likes, but to share the knowledge and love of your trade to the world. I’m a car guy, but do appreciate bikes. I have limited knowledge, but now I’ve stumbled across your channel, I’ve subscribed and will start checking out your back catalogue. I’m an Aussie, and my passion was the early Holdens (a GM product), from 48 to 62… The “Grey Motor” era. Focusing on rare accessories, but mainly, super rare performance parts. The excitement I’d have, receiving a rare, sought after item in the post, or stumbling across a pot of gold, after tireless hunting, following up leads, driving all over this tiny state I live in (Tasmania), was a truly wonderful feeling. I miss it. Thank you for reminding me how much fun it can be, opening a box and appreciating the gold within, that the other 99% would look at blankly. Keep up the brilliant work. Rob, Tasmania, Australia
Brother, thank you and your late Dad for keeping all of this rare and precious Americana alive. Keep the video coming, they are excellent and historically informative. There are many of us who appreciate vintage American iron.
Dude, you are the best. The knowledge and historic referencing, the story of one part for one bike. So appreciate what you do so the legacy of your dad lives on. This is a tremendous find, build and video. Enthusiasts unite.
I thumb up everything you put out just to support the channel, but THIS is so easy. Love your excitement & though I was born in 65, my old man shared your glee. Now WE do.
It makes me love bikes more and more every time I see you light up like a kid on Christmas talking about these old bikes. I been around some older stuff, nothing quite this old or quite this rare but, non the less impressive and beautiful. Keep preserving history, thank you to everyone at the museum, I really would love to make it out there one time. Some day I will make the trek
Your passion and care for this American Freedom Icon is infectious! Right now your genuine love is increasing the value of every old bike and part. Other guys will get ignited buy you LUV and will be searching the classifieds everywhere around the world because they want to feel the same way you do about owning a piece of history from times gone by connected to AMERICAN FREEDOM, HORSE POWER AND THE SENCE OF EXHILARATION THAT OWNING AND RIDING A HARLEY BRINGS. YOU ARE WHEELS THROUGH TIME!!! LUV IT, GREAT JOB! NEVER MISS A VIDEO!
Brother, your passion for what you do is awesome. Every piece and part you show us is described with that passion. Thanks for showing us all your incredible stuff
I’m not mechanically inclined and not a motorcycle guy, but I LOVE WATCHING,someone so stoked at what they do and love. You and your father first, were/are so excited about this stuff it’s contagious……great to see someone find and do what they love…….
I can’t wait to see this wonderful piece of history back on the road, what a collection you have brother. Great work. It’s a shame I’m so far away in Australia as I’d love to see this whole collection.
All that over the top packaging to keep the tanks safe and you took the plastic off barely holding them. While I was screaming at the TV telling you to hold them over a work bench.. hahahaha
Dear @Peteslife. 👍👌👏 Exactly my thoughts too. I shouted at the screen: Put the tank back into the big cardboard box while unwrapping it! 2) All this talking and the 2 tanks weren't even put on the motorbike temporarily to show us how it looks. 🙈 Best regards, luck and health in particular.
These old motorcycles have so much more appeal in aesthetics than any modern motorcycle. I would ride one all day!! Thanks for educating us Matt!! Awesome
Owned my first Harley at 16 yoa, I’m now 72, and I’m still learning about Harleys, from you, so excited you found those tanks too! Visiting Wheels Through Time is on my bucket list; has been for a while, I will see you soon!! Thanks, great video, greater history lesson.
Matt totally awesome your dad has that smile he would get when it all comes together not to worry, he is there with you we are all nothing, but energy and it surrounds you. God Bless from upstate NY hope to see you soon
Like you said Matt, history does repeat itself and come full circle. Those have to be the tanks from that bike. That rear motor mount hole in the tank is a perfect match !!!!
Matt’s attention to detail and his patience is phenomenal. Willing to wait 10yrs for the correct tanks is far beyond my comprehension👍plays the long game foresure.
Matt, your enthusiasm has me all caught up in the excitement! Love your videos! I know exactly what you mean by the tanks fitting and looking good, but unless they're official factory, they're just a nice duplicate of the originals! I know what I'm talking about since I rebuilt my '47 el Knucklehead way before the days of shopping online. Yard sales, swap meets, older established bike shops, word of mouth, and telephone calls was the only way to score those original parts! ❤ On a side note: my father-in-law "borrowed" my original vented gas cap for his Willys Jeep project... but not for long!!
I got a feeling your pops is smiling down with a tear in his eye and cigar to the side of his mouth right now. Amazing finishing touches right there bud.
The apple did not roll far from the tree…your enthusiasm is just as infectious as your Father’s!!!! (Gives me chill bumps as I watch!) Can’t wait for the See/Hear it run video!!!!
Honestly, i don’t think I’ve ever seen Matt this excited about something. He has that Dale energy when talking about this bike. That’s how you know this bike is super special!
Loved watching you nerd out. I remember needing out like this at my Buddy’s place in Malaga Perth Australia. As soon as I walked into Stuys shop. Watching him nerd out showing me all his bikes and starting every one of them in his flip flops (things). FYI, your Dad is watching you brother. He’s smiling huge like he always did.
Just now had the video pop up and couldn’t wait to see what you came up with. If I were on fire right now I’d have a tough time pausing the video, love this kind of stuff. Just finished watching, really dig the baby food jar style spring cups and covers.
Matt you will be happy to note that the single cylinder Harley has at last been resurrected in a 440cc avatar and will shortly go on sale in India via a new partner collaboration with HeroMotoCorp. July 3-4 is the launch date. Wishing HD and Hero "may their tribe increase"
I was as excited as you were when you opened the box’s thank you for sharing that experience with us. That was great it is something you only dream can happen it was unbelievable watching this. Great job finding and getting them. Tjankbyou
Your Dad would believe it. So many times you both have recovered missing pieces that i am always in awe. You both have built some of the most beautiful bikes I have ever seen. Your Dad Waited Than You waited, I believe your Dad is still searching for you and helping recover the pieces. Old legends never die they grow stronger with each generation. I am in awe once again. Much respect.
Amen Brother I do too
I wish my father was alive to see your channel. He died in Feb 2020 at 93 . He rode and raced bikes here in Australia after WW2 in the late 40's to the 60's . After the war the was no parts available or very few and he and my uncle made everything themselves. My uncle was a fitter and turner and dad was an aircraft mechanic. I remember him telling me about turning aircraft valves down to fix his Indian and making gears . He made a intake manifold that would slide to different lengths so he could tune the bike for different situations and better performance. He rode Indians but his favourite bike was a 500 single Velocette he raced flat track with. I miss my Dad as I know you miss yours 😢
He was....they had a tv show like 10yrs ago not to mention the few appearances on American pickers.
He made a great decision to get them to WTT. I love watching this stuff
I’m not sure what I love most this man’s passion or his knowledge❤️🏴👌
... fully agree
How about his patience?
All off the above 😊
👍🏴😁✌️
Should have seen his dad...100% he's a chip off the same block.
I was gonna say something but you said it perfectly: Passion & Knowledge !
Just found your website. You’re just like your dad. I got to know him in the mid 80’s. The smartest man I ever met. He helped keep my old 74 sportster going. Love the signs in your shop. I grew up looking at those signs and visiting Your dads shop and museum every chance I got. You guys moving away was a big loss for this area. Great videos! thanks.
I'm really happy who ever had those tanks did the right thing and sent them to the museum.
If you love motorcycles, this piece of history was simply awesome!!!
How does this channel not have millions of subscribers!? I found this channel through bikes and beards and this guy is amazing! His knowledge is unreal and the bikes are awesome and such history! Way cooler than unboxing some new piece of crap.
Your dad is looking down on you and smiling! I know he's so proud that you made the right decision by waiting to assemble that piece of history. In fact, you've made us all proud!
Your excitement and enthusiasm reminds me of your Dad!
Matt, you're the reason for my love for old motorcycles and Harley Davidson in particular. This just amazes me brother. Your dad is smiling down on you. Thank you for carrying on his legacy and passion for these machines. I hope to visit WTT one day. It's the only thing on my bucket list
The place is awesome, I've been there 3 times so far and it's like the first everytime I go.
That's what I admire you keep it the way factory made it thank you for keeping the history alive
His excitement is infectious. This old stuff is a mystery to me, I know nothing about it. That's why I love this channel.
Your father left a great legacy and a wonderful peice of American history for you to finish and to see you puase once you spoke of him tells a story all its own!! Can't wait to see yhe bike finished and running. And yhise tanks are fire no doubt for its time..
The fact that you got to share something you love with your father is fantastic. It's great that a big win like this makes you think of him. I hope I get that with my boys.
Your Dad is not only watching, he helped make it happen... NICE find!!!
Harley is the best in their classic design. I love the look of the 1930s & 1940s Harleys. So amazing
brilliant , your excitement almost flows out the screen , best find i ever had was when i went to view a 50cc yamaha for a young girl to go to college on here in the UK in 1987 , got talking to the seller and he said he had some old bike bits in the cellar , any where he goes in and came out with a AJS 7R racing engine with magneto anyway chatted some more told him if he wanted to sell it give me a call ,feel later he calls yes he wants to sell it how does £40 sound i bought it went over to collect it when i get there he says got some other bits and shows me the frame with swinging arm yoke and rear shocks attached how much i asked give me £40 he said so bought that too , ended up selling the engine to a AJS specialist who wanted it for the perfect rocker box to recast new ones and the rest to a classic restorer for a tidy profit that bought me a triumph tiger 750 and payed my truck licence lessons and test so idur to the higher wages from truck driving that little deal kept making money right up to 2010 when i quit driving and went as a contract mechanic with the US forces in the middle east over the next 2 years
Congratulations Matt you found the rarest of the rare. Such a rare and beautiful machine.
fantastic !!! what a great piece of history . Hello from Scotland ancestral home of the Davidsons .
That is a keeper, it will remind you of your Dad every time you look at it.
Matt, your dad is very proud of you. "Wheels Through Time" is in fine hands !!
That's amazing. I'm pretty sure that bike just got reunited with its original takes after all these years
The Motorcycling community is more like a family, its great that American History is being preserved, I think that your Fathers spirit lives on, and exerts a subtle influence upon things
Thank God you are there to keep the history alive👌
On a day like today when I am sick and exhausted I really find myself appreciating your enthusiasm about motorcycles. I also appreciate that you know so much about them that there is never a silence or snapcut. People being genuinely happy and excited is the best genre of youtube video. Thanks for sharing your motorcycles. I can't wait to visit your museum and spend some hours gawking at the bikes and their engines.
Still miss your Pops. He was something special.
You can smell the history! Seeing that rare beast come together, transforms me to the hill climb event, with all its excitement, sounds, sights, smells and electricity in the air. Every single time I think you can never beat your latest restoration,, you come up with something like this!
Unbelievable, those tanks are in incredible shape and extremely beautiful!
That is super exciting. Congratulations on reuniting the tanks to the bike.
Going down in August can’t wait to see the museum Matt’s knowledge base is absolutely amazing. His passion is infectious can’t wait to go down to the museum
Your Dad set that union up for you! Congratulations
Love it Dad's pulling strings from heaven ❤
Dude I got wood because of this video. Thanks for doing this! I am an old mechanic of all things. Licensed A&P. OMG! My cousin is Harley Davidson #1. He would love this video! I now have Wheels Through Time on my bucket list. We live in NC not far from Maggie Valley. I have to see this in person before I die.
@13:45 I felt that in my soul man, had tears come to the eyes when you said that. however seeing your excitement on finishing this project is just amazing to watch. much love and respect. God Bless you Matt.
How incredible of a find this is ?!?! Truly amazing ! Matt , I can understand your excitement when busting into that box ! Don't know how you kept as composed as you did. I would be freaking out ( in a good way ) myself ! One heck of a good call not " finishing" up that bike until getting those beautiful tanks. You all do some amazing things there at wheels through time ! Keep up the truly incredible things you do there. Hope to come visit you all soon. Thank you for all you do.
How nice it is ! Im sure that your dad is proud of you and your achievements ! Really cool
Mate, I truly love the passion you have for this bike, and your trade. You can honestly see this vid isn’t made for likes, but to share the knowledge and love of your trade to the world.
I’m a car guy, but do appreciate bikes. I have limited knowledge, but now I’ve stumbled across your channel, I’ve subscribed and will start checking out your back catalogue.
I’m an Aussie, and my passion was the early Holdens (a GM product), from 48 to 62… The “Grey Motor” era. Focusing on rare accessories, but mainly, super rare performance parts. The excitement I’d have, receiving a rare, sought after item in the post, or stumbling across a pot of gold, after tireless hunting, following up leads, driving all over this tiny state I live in (Tasmania), was a truly wonderful feeling. I miss it.
Thank you for reminding me how much fun it can be, opening a box and appreciating the gold within, that the other 99% would look at blankly.
Keep up the brilliant work.
Rob, Tasmania, Australia
Brother, thank you and your late Dad for keeping all of this rare and precious Americana alive. Keep the video coming, they are excellent and historically informative. There are many of us who appreciate vintage American iron.
Absolutely incredible. I can see why you are so excited.
I love watching these types of videos where it’s abundantly clear the host is genuinely excited and passionate about what he’s doing.
Dude, you are the best. The knowledge and historic referencing, the story of one part for one bike. So appreciate what you do so the legacy of your dad lives on.
This is a tremendous find, build and video. Enthusiasts unite.
Your level of skill, expertese and passion is up to Heaven!!
Amazing!!!!! Good for you, good for the museum.
I thumb up everything you put out just to support the channel, but THIS is so easy. Love your excitement & though I was born in 65, my old man shared your glee. Now WE do.
If nothing else I always enjoy your passion and enthusiasm for what you do and how you share it with us, thank you.
A priceless piece of history. Living the life bro!!
It makes me love bikes more and more every time I see you light up like a kid on Christmas talking about these old bikes. I been around some older stuff, nothing quite this old or quite this rare but, non the less impressive and beautiful. Keep preserving history, thank you to everyone at the museum, I really would love to make it out there one time. Some day I will make the trek
Your passion and care for this American Freedom Icon is infectious! Right now your genuine love is increasing the value of every old bike and part. Other guys will get ignited buy you LUV and will be searching the classifieds everywhere around the world because they want to feel the same way you do about owning a piece of history from times gone by connected to AMERICAN FREEDOM, HORSE POWER AND THE SENCE OF EXHILARATION THAT OWNING AND RIDING A HARLEY BRINGS.
YOU ARE WHEELS THROUGH TIME!!!
LUV IT, GREAT JOB!
NEVER MISS A VIDEO!
Brother, your passion for what you do is awesome. Every piece and part you show us is described with that passion. Thanks for showing us all your incredible stuff
I am a mechanic and I really admire this man he has so much knowledge his father would be so very proud.
I’m not mechanically inclined and not a motorcycle guy, but I LOVE WATCHING,someone so stoked at what they do and love. You and your father first, were/are so excited about this stuff it’s contagious……great to see someone find and do what they love…….
I can’t wait to see this wonderful piece of history back on the road, what a collection you have brother. Great work. It’s a shame I’m so far away in Australia as I’d love to see this whole collection.
Congratulations. An episode that leaves us all grinning.
Wow! That is remarkable! Those are THE tanks! Congratulations to you, and your Dad! Looking forward to the next installment! Wow! Very cool!
Your dad would be proud of you, for doing it right. Well done Matt.
Your enthusiasm is contagious!
All that over the top packaging to keep the tanks safe and you took the plastic off barely holding them. While I was screaming at the TV telling you to hold them over a work bench.. hahahaha
Exactly what I was thinking!😮
Dear @Peteslife.
👍👌👏 Exactly my thoughts too. I shouted at the screen: Put the tank back into the big cardboard box while unwrapping it! 2) All this talking and the 2 tanks weren't even put on the motorbike temporarily
to show us how it looks. 🙈
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Love how much he loves them
Wicked cool paint scheme and the shape of the tanks are perfect!
These old motorcycles have so much more appeal in aesthetics than any modern motorcycle. I would ride one all day!! Thanks for educating us Matt!! Awesome
Owned my first Harley at 16 yoa, I’m now 72, and I’m still learning about Harleys, from you, so excited you found those tanks too!
Visiting Wheels Through Time is on my bucket list; has been for a while, I will see you soon!!
Thanks, great video, greater history lesson.
You are like a little kid, so enthusiastic.
Yeah Matt, nice score. Well worth the wait for sure. Stoked for you. Thanks Dale,Matt and WTT
What a great video! Your enthusiasm and expertise are infectious! Congrats on the tank find!
Haven't owned a Harley in decades but I love this stuff. Great episode. Glad you got the tanks you needed!
Just Crazy... I almost can't believe this. Congratulations on your New Found Pieces. Wow! Thanks for Sharing
Matt totally awesome your dad has that smile he would get when it all comes together not to worry, he is there with you we are all nothing, but energy and it surrounds you. God Bless from upstate NY hope to see you soon
Your Dad has to be so proud of the job you are doing.
Like you said Matt, history does repeat itself and come full circle. Those have to be the tanks from that bike. That rear motor mount hole in the tank is a perfect match !!!!
Matt’s attention to detail and his patience is phenomenal. Willing to wait 10yrs for the correct tanks is far beyond my comprehension👍plays the long game foresure.
Matt, your enthusiasm has me all caught up in the excitement! Love your videos! I know exactly what you mean by the tanks fitting and looking good, but unless they're official factory, they're just a nice duplicate of the originals! I know what I'm talking about since I rebuilt my '47 el Knucklehead way before the days of shopping online. Yard sales, swap meets, older established bike shops, word of mouth, and telephone calls was the only way to score those original parts! ❤ On a side note: my father-in-law "borrowed" my original vented gas cap for his Willys Jeep project... but not for long!!
I got a feeling your pops is smiling down with a tear in his eye and cigar to the side of his mouth right now. Amazing finishing touches right there bud.
The apple did not roll far from the tree…your enthusiasm is just as infectious as your Father’s!!!! (Gives me chill bumps as I watch!)
Can’t wait for the See/Hear it run video!!!!
Honestly, i don’t think I’ve ever seen Matt this excited about something. He has that Dale energy when talking about this bike. That’s how you know this bike is super special!
wow how big is the smile on your dads face looking down on you bet he wants to ride it what a great thing to shair with us thank you matt
Your excitement and enthusiasm has travelled all the way to Thailand's Northern border, where I live! Love your Channel! ❤
Man…talk about a freaking reunion! Awesome!
Matt, the tanks are SUPER cool and your enthusiasm and excitement is even better! We could almost see you tremble aa time or two! Awesome stuff!
what a find!! you are so lucky to live in this place with all these crazy old machines!! greetings from France
Wish your dad was there to see it with you brother. Love from the ole hillbilly Kenny, peace!
Congratulations on acquiring the tank. Really interesting history. Thanks for sharing.
The best on this bike is the joy it brings, even after all those years.
That is incredible, you very well may have thee tanks for that motorcycle. God is smiling on you today for sure. Hope to see it running soon. 👍❤️🇺🇸
Thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to see you "FIRE IT UP". 😊 Matt, Your dad is smileing.
Loved watching you nerd out. I remember needing out like this at my Buddy’s place in Malaga Perth Australia. As soon as I walked into Stuys shop. Watching him nerd out showing me all his bikes and starting every one of them in his flip flops (things).
FYI, your Dad is watching you brother. He’s smiling huge like he always did.
Man, I love your TH-cam channel. It's an orgy in old mechanics and vintadge Harley stuff.
That rare tank surely found home didn't it.
Keep it up !
Thank you for making such great videos , I thoroughly do enjoy watching you work on these bikes .
Makes me so proud I was born and raised in maggie valley where this museum is located
No better home then with you for this bike!
Thanks for another one of a kind bike being brought back to life
😢 absolutely beautiful can't wait to see it finished and run
Couldn't come to a better place or better guy! Congratulations!
Sweet vindication.
There's no doubt that you are correct about the provenance of the tanks. Your dad would be very happy and proud of you, I'm sure.
He is to old bikes as Steve Irwin was to wildlife. True passion.
Just now had the video pop up and couldn’t wait to see what you came up with. If I were on fire right now I’d have a tough time pausing the video, love this kind of stuff.
Just finished watching, really dig the baby food jar style spring cups and covers.
Matt you will be happy to note that the single cylinder Harley has at last been resurrected in a 440cc avatar and will shortly go on sale in India via a new partner collaboration with HeroMotoCorp.
July 3-4 is the launch date. Wishing HD and Hero "may their tribe increase"
Another Awesome addition to the collection!
I love your enthusiasm Matt. I hope to get back to WTT this summer. I'll be looking for this bike.
I was as excited as you were when you opened the box’s thank you for sharing that experience with us. That was great it is something you only dream can happen it was unbelievable watching this. Great job finding and getting them. Tjankbyou