I was doin fine till you got to the IT-490...and i had to fight back the tears! Then right after that ya showed not one, but TWO YZ-490'S, and i lost it!.....so beautiful! Your a lucky man captain!!! God bless you brother!
That museum is sacred ground to me Ken. I watched every second of this tour. Thanks for taking your time to show us. I wish nothing but the best for you.
I have to say that experiencing the museum in person is absolutely amazing. We were lucky enough to meet everyone and lucky enough to live close by and even see Kaplan at the gym often. Such a great guy. A true gentleman.
Had a thought...i was sittin here thinkin how bad i wished i lived close enough to visit your museum, and i had an idea,...have you ever thought of making a series of well produced hard back coffee table size books of nothing but pictures of every bike in your museum and offering them online to folks across the country that may not ever be able to see your museum in person? Maybe each volune costing around $20 to $30? ....just a thought. Love the videos brother! God bless America!
LOVE watching these walk-throughs and seeing these beauties - and I'm STILL planning on visiting and seeing them in person with my Pops here this year or next...one really can't see these machines enough! Thanks Captain - Kaplan America!!!! 🇺🇸 💪 ✝️ Always enjoy the content...you guys take volunteers??? haha I already have steady income...lol I'd love to be around that energy, even for one day! Bet you guys are a hoot to ride with too! God bless! 🙌 🙏
I live about an hour and a half away in Becket, Mass. I raced NESC from the time I was 11 until I was 22. I'm not sure my 8 year old would care to come to the museum because he's not into motorcycles like I was/am, but I may just come by myself.
See i am 62 and i will not stop loving 70s dirtbikes ever even when i am a hundred and fifty i will not stop admiring these role model dirtbikes of motocross another beauty i love was the 70s swm italy and the orange canam bomadiers and mx6 and the rotax engine a rare canadian breed precious jewel
The bible of dirtbikes the best book on planet earth nothing will beat this the 1970s a dream kept alive through ken my best brother my family cheers buddy have a great weekend
That touched me then ken, when you said junior is gonna get this bike when I pass, ' getting soppy in old age', were only here for a short time and ken your doing a great job of showing the world your passion for life and professional conduct, love your attitude and it would be fun to meet you if you ever came over to the isle of man, look after yourself and your great team of guys.
Awesome tour , thanks for sharing , see the bikes in other videos and been wanting to view them from Australia , the new dealership will go very well all the best ...
Your museum is awesome Kenny love to visit one day come across the pond from England if you don't mind what part of America are you based please thank you top man 👍👍🇬🇧
im like a broken record i know ya gotta sell bikes thats what ya guys do but ya gotta start herry picking n keeping a couple bikes here n there my name should be in that guest book always love the tours
Man...... I could sit here and watch these bikes all day! Ide love to start early am and just look at each bike and how.they changed over the years.. Those rokons tho.. I remember there was a model that used to have a lawnmower engine on it I don't know if it was a Rokon or not
Que pasada, me encanta tu tienda museo. Las otras tiendas y bares museo que sacas en tu canal también son espectaculares. Gracias por enseñarlas. Un saludo, like, suscrito. Ojalá pudiéramos ver con subtítulos en español
Came out to your opening day a few years back with a buddy. It was a great time. We both work at Unadilla, I’m assuming we’ll see you there for the rewind and the National this summer.
What a commitment you have made to the motorcycle world with your museum and providing informative and entertaining videos. Well done Ken. Happy Easter to you and yours.
IN 1975 I OWNED A 125 CARABELLA MX. BOUGHT IT IN XENIA OHIO AT COMPITITON ACCESSORIES, VERY STRONG BIKE WITH A ONE RING PISTON, I NOTICED THE CAREBELLA PARTS SIGN IN YOU WALK-THROUGH.. ANY BIKES???
I love old open valve train motors. I know a guy who has a home built airplane single seat open cockpit ultra light sport looking plane that some college kid built with his own plans in the 1940s using a old Harley open valve motor spinning the prop. Yes the plane does fly it never flew until 2019 when my buddy gpt it and got it back into flight condition and man this thing sounds so sweet as well. I think that wpuld make a good piece I your museum
Kaplan America I don't know how u don't have atleast a million. Subscribers your content and collection is the up most quality keep on keeping on much respect
1:45 My eyes lit right up when I spotted that Servi-Car! Awesome! I have a few friends that have them, and those bikes/trikes rock. They'll lean em' up on 2 wheels - like some of us do with ATCs. It's hilarious. GREAT Job with all of the most recent work on the museum bro, the place is as rad as it gets! 🤘 Sam -
Hey Ken as a 81 Honda Twinstar owner of 30 years myself ,it's great to see that little somewhat obscure bike as they only made it for 3 years ,that its awesome to know it has a place in the museum ,and ya when i take mine to show and shines, i get the same responses ..like oh i had that same bike as a kid.or he'll turn to the girlfriend that's my very first bike ..i had one guys say he'd never seen it as a bagger ,as mine has a Rooster fairing on it and shoei hard bags on it ..Oh im still looking for a decent front fender for my old kid ..lol just thought id throw that in there lol.
Thanks for the update! Good to know you have many forever bikes!! I was hoping that the Gene Romero(is that correct?) Triumph was left to display by the new owner. Any chance?? You have much to be proud of and an excellent caretaker team!! Gonna have to visit soon!
Im in the middle of working on my dads 78 XS1100 and my dads 81 RM125.... Both of which he bought new and have good stories behind them. I know he is going to want to hone on them a bit first. However would that be something you'd want to display?
Really sweet machines on display. That 37 Indian on the lift & that old works Husky stood out to me. I'd l9ve to see the place. Not just the bikes but the amazing compound! That building or buildings are absolutely priceless! You'll never see anything built like that again.
Gotta love that museum it’s like a time machine throwing back good memories. Thanks Ken for sharing your knowledge and the walk & talk through definitely planning a visit. God bless America. 😎🇺🇸✌🏽
be very carefull riders we had a idiot 22 yr old kid make a illegal turn me and wife hit head on i have spent entire life taking care of her and never riding again the more i see these great videos the more i want to go fot a ride again
I wish I had every bike I ever owned, from the first Gilera 50cc when I was 12, but I sold them for next to nothing, TS100 for £100, XL 185 for £120, etc etc, not having anywhere to keep them makes you part with them, you don't have that problem. lovely bikes, lovely building and display. . . PS what's your favourite TV show ?
Thank you for the video tour through your amazing collection of the most iconic motorcycles ever built,, I will make it there some day to meet You an your family & Employees,, Im So looking forward to that day...
I’m gonna guess either Honda or Harley dealership. Happy for you Ken and the whole team over there. You are so fun to watch. Keep it going!! Amazing stuff
Always enjoy the tours ..would love to visit in person ..only 1,624 miles /24 hours travel time away..I have the time ..just not the funds at the moment...some day ..hopefully soon
It's a beautiful place you have there Ken, I know you've put a lot of hard work n no doubt some Dollar too over the yrs!! But I take my hat off to you all you've deserved the results! Fantastic! Well done! My 2008 FXDSE2 SE CVO 110 Custom Dyna's off the road again at the min till I got the £'ss to buy a new rear tire as had a damn rivet go right thro the bloody centre of it!! Gonna get a front too, I use Avon's, 180/55 ZR17 Storm on back and I ain't keen onCobra's so gonna fit a Avon Roadrider on the front 90/90-21 54V should be loads better I think! And need to replace steering lock complete, as it screwed up after I'd ridden it last and locked it up, so was in the locked position and couldn't get the lock out,so lost my rag, butchered the barrel and I paid a mate £10 to use a hacksaw blade only by hand to saw the hardened pin that goes down n located in bottom tree hole, it took him over an HR and a half to get thro it, as only about a 4/5mm gap to get in between the bottom of the steering head and top of bottom tree, I couldn't face standing there that long gettin sore hands n fingures! He he. Big hole in the side of frame now, untill I fit a new unit! That should be easy, I hope! I'm amazed my 110's still running ok just, it vibrates no end the pistons are that loose in the bores after it overheated, due to varying reasons about 2/3 yrs ago it took me £1300 and 5mths to have the money to "bodge" the Top end, I could only afford to re- ring it, Pinion shaft runout was 0.007" when I checked before anything else, but impossible to afford complete motor rebuild £6K min inc' Primary, stupid money! Had to replace the 255's cams, lifters,brgs, but oil pump and camplate were all ok within specs, so must have done something right after I'd lifted the motor out cleaned it all up, fitted few parts ngaskets bolted back in, still goin!! The Thundetmax I'd fitted really helps along with K.n P high flow billet re useable oil filter too, got a few degrees down more straight up, I highly recommend one, pricey but it's definitely helped! Oh well gotta sell another of my small guitar collection to buy parts for bike get back on the road soon I hope! Had to sell four of my electric guitars last time and now think it's gonna be my beloved 1982 MIJ Washburn HB35DL Semi Hollow body electric on fantastic condition a and becoming very rare, but doubt i' get top price for it todays, a good few hundred I hope! All the he.best, Andy, England
How much to see the museum. I live in Indiana and want to make a vacation trip to the east coast with my wife. It is my plan to come see the museum one day
I'm 57 too" mann Jurassic classic checking out this video is like a time capsule reminds me of the days of my old taco mini bike with a five horse Briggs then to the strip down gt80 Enduro to the YZ 100 and yes I had that 175 jug online bought it from the sun of the Yamaha dealer who raced and made it a pit bike and was transitioning from 80 to 125s we had this 100 all tricked out with DG stuff and we got the 175 jug slapped it on there man what a difference second gear hole shots put a set of 80 rims on it so basically from afar it looked like an 80 but it was really a 175 I raced it when it was a 100 in the 80 class till I got caught a guy looked right on the air-cooled cylinder head and said this says 98 CC's not 79 this is not an 80 I told him oops hate when that happens then to the big bad makos the 78 mako Magnum 250 wasn't insane bike back in the '80s I think I paid $500 for it it needed nothing then got a 82 or 83 frame and stuck the 78 motor in it because the frame came without an engine and I wound up trading the Seiko dive watch automatic and a gold chain when gold was cheap cheap for that frame to put my motor in had a notch to swing arm in the back to get it to fit on the single shock maico I'd love to have another alpha or sand spider 250 or 490 I like those years from about 75 to like 83 just before m-star took over " I'd love to have an early '70s Husqvarna like a 390I remember riding one as a kid when I had my 80 and it wasn't very much taller it only had a couple inches of suspension and nowadays it's about all I can do is to throw my leg over something like thatsince I don't do the ballistic freestyle anymore too many broken parts too many pins plates and screws and rods put me back together over the years mainly from a 1989 xt600 Enduro which I had for a few months before I got turned into a bumper sticker buy an eye doctor who couldn't see how ironic love to see all the old bikes though man what memories some of the best years in life back in the day" if I only knew what I knew now back then how much all those rare collectibles would be kind of like my 68 charger SE with every option when back in the '80s you could buy these cars for next to nothing and now they're going for Megabucks especially matching number cars and bikes
I remember seeing 3 wheeler kits for dirt bikes back in the 80"s too , but we know about how squirrely three-wheelers were " but then honda came out with the big bore 250 stroker , some people were stopping 500s in those three wheelers they had a death wish the YZ would have been pretty cool as a three-wheeler with a lower center of gravity but I was still into the catch big air days and not trail putting'
DAMN! I think the only bike he didn't go over was the Honda CT trail 70 (with funky handlebars). Was my first motorcycle. Mine was a 3 speed (down shifts) automatic. Bike was built like a tank! LOL
Thank you first for that wonderful tour of the museum. Congratulations on the new dealership. God Bless
AMERICA STRONG
STAY FREE
LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC
Far out ...around 22:00 I'm thinking the main man has really blessed our man......incredible work,pure sunshine, ☘✊
I was doin fine till you got to the IT-490...and i had to fight back the tears! Then right after that ya showed not one, but TWO YZ-490'S, and i lost it!.....so beautiful! Your a lucky man captain!!! God bless you brother!
See i love 70s harleys and triump bonavilles with the tear drop tank absolutely stunning beauty
That museum is sacred ground to me Ken. I watched every second of this tour. Thanks for taking your time to show us. I wish nothing but the best for you.
I have to say that experiencing the museum in person is absolutely amazing. We were lucky enough to meet everyone and lucky enough to live close by and even see Kaplan at the gym often. Such a great guy. A true gentleman.
I HAVE TO MAKE THIS TREK FROM LONG ISLAND UP TO THIS MAGNIFICENT PLACE YOU HAVE CREATED!!! JUST AMAZING
Had a thought...i was sittin here thinkin how bad i wished i lived close enough to visit your museum, and i had an idea,...have you ever thought of making a series of well produced hard back coffee table size books of nothing but pictures of every bike in your museum and offering them online to folks across the country that may not ever be able to see your museum in person? Maybe each volune costing around $20 to $30? ....just a thought. Love the videos brother! God bless America!
I'd buy one and make posters out of them .Frame some stuff and what not
I’d buy one! Come on Kenny!
If you ever do that, Brother, Please Let Me Know. I will buy 2 from you, to show my support and love. ML&R!
Nice Pleco! They love cucumber and zucchini!
WOW KEN THAT IS INSANE GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ken you own the real fantasy factory 👍🏻
Thanks for the free tour!
I like that 1978 Yamaha Yz 80 Motocross dirt bike. love to own one some day.
Damn amazing Job!!!!! If im ever in the area , definitely stopping by. 👍👍
I grew up in New Britain cool police bike.. Cant wait to go out there in a few weeks.
I never seen so many 500,s in 1 place crazy,badass!!!
LOVE watching these walk-throughs and seeing these beauties - and I'm STILL planning on visiting and seeing them in person with my Pops here this year or next...one really can't see these machines enough!
Thanks Captain - Kaplan America!!!! 🇺🇸 💪 ✝️ Always enjoy the content...you guys take volunteers??? haha I already have steady income...lol I'd love to be around that energy, even for one day! Bet you guys are a hoot to ride with too! God bless! 🙌 🙏
A beautiful GS 550...... said no one on plant earth, until today....👏👏👏
Speechless 👍
I live about an hour and a half away in Becket, Mass. I raced NESC from the time I was 11 until I was 22. I'm not sure my 8 year old would care to come to the museum because he's not into motorcycles like I was/am, but I may just come by myself.
See i am 62 and i will not stop loving 70s dirtbikes ever even when i am a hundred and fifty i will not stop admiring these role model dirtbikes of motocross another beauty i love was the 70s swm italy and the orange canam bomadiers and mx6 and the rotax engine a rare canadian breed precious jewel
Beautiful place with amazing Bikes. Great accomplishment Mr. Kaplan.
I need the make the ride down there, from Canada this summer. Stunning collection. God bless, see you soon Kap👍🏻
The bible of dirtbikes the best book on planet earth nothing will beat this the 1970s a dream kept alive through ken my best brother my family cheers buddy have a great weekend
This museum just blow my mind.
So many nices bikes...and the place super clean, style ,!
Good bless you all !
Thanks for sharing the tour Ken you and your team are truly world class.
That touched me then ken, when you said junior is gonna get this bike when I pass, ' getting soppy in old age', were only here for a short time and ken your doing a great job of showing the world your passion for life and professional conduct, love your attitude and it would be fun to meet you if you ever came over to the isle of man, look after yourself and your great team of guys.
Thanks brother
Gotta Love a Forever bike. 😍💪🏼👊🏼🎨🏡
A must this year to see.👍🏻
Adoraria conhecer um dia ! 🇧🇷✌️
I need to take myself and my daughters there soon!
Always enjoy your walkthroughs. Thanks!🇺🇸✌🏻
Everything looks awesome man. Sadly I'm all the way in Scotland or Id be visitng every weekend. God bless America 🤟
Awesome tour , thanks for sharing , see the bikes in other videos and been wanting to view them from Australia , the new dealership will go very well all the best ...
I want to ride my XR650L to the museum. But I live in the middle of Ohio and I will have to stop and get gas 147 times! Hahaha!!
Your museum is awesome Kenny love to visit one day come across the pond from England if you don't mind what part of America are you based please thank you top man 👍👍🇬🇧
im like a broken record i know ya gotta sell bikes thats what ya guys do but ya gotta start herry picking n keeping a couple bikes here n there my name should be in that guest book always love the tours
Man...... I could sit here and watch these bikes all day! Ide love to start early am and just look at each bike and how.they changed over the years.. Those rokons tho.. I remember there was a model that used to have a lawnmower engine on it I don't know if it was a Rokon or not
Que pasada, me encanta tu tienda museo. Las otras tiendas y bares museo que sacas en tu canal también son espectaculares. Gracias por enseñarlas. Un saludo, like, suscrito.
Ojalá pudiéramos ver con subtítulos en español
Absolutely beautiful bikes , just awesome 💪👍
I'm definitely coming up this summer. You guys do a great job
Billy's ZRX old school looking streetbike is Gorgeous. Those are what sportbikes looked like in the 70's and early 80's! My kind of bike.
I love the museum I can't wait to visit again God willing
God bless America 🇺🇲
#teamkap
thanks for the tour . amazing
Brother,You've done a Great Thing with this Awesome Classic Motorcycle Museum!!!,Hope it is Always Open and Successful!!!
Came out to your opening day a few years back with a buddy. It was a great time. We both work at Unadilla, I’m assuming we’ll see you there for the rewind and the National this summer.
Yes ! C ya soon!
What a commitment you have made to the motorcycle world with your museum and providing informative and entertaining videos. Well done Ken. Happy Easter to you and yours.
Man did seeing the old Maico and the Moto-X Fox paint scheme bring back some memories
IN 1975 I OWNED A 125 CARABELLA MX. BOUGHT IT IN XENIA OHIO AT COMPITITON ACCESSORIES, VERY STRONG BIKE WITH A ONE RING PISTON, I NOTICED THE CAREBELLA PARTS SIGN IN YOU WALK-THROUGH.. ANY BIKES???
Super cool collection
I love old open valve train motors. I know a guy who has a home built airplane single seat open cockpit ultra light sport looking plane that some college kid built with his own plans in the 1940s using a old Harley open valve motor spinning the prop. Yes the plane does fly it never flew until 2019 when my buddy gpt it and got it back into flight condition and man this thing sounds so sweet as well. I think that wpuld make a good piece I your museum
Kaplan America I don't know how u don't have atleast a million. Subscribers your content and collection is the up most quality keep on keeping on much respect
That is amazing Im going to make sure to stop by next time I am in the east coast
Awesome bike collection, and some really interesting ones I've never heard of before
WOW you are a great man, thanks for all you do for our sport
Wow new motorcycle dealership?! Can't wait for those videos! Good luck with everything
Love the old dirtbikes but I prefer a custom shaved front fender too a modern one!
Perfect fitting tribute hit me in feelz put a lump in my throat good job sir RIP to Robbie and Evel kneivel 60 years old way too young .
I’d love to visit but will be a while till I do as I’m in Australia 👍
Is it weird.. I don't ride but have always loved bikes, love seeing all the vintage dirt bikes
1:45 My eyes lit right up when I spotted that Servi-Car! Awesome!
I have a few friends that have them, and those bikes/trikes rock.
They'll lean em' up on 2 wheels - like some of us do with ATCs. It's hilarious.
GREAT Job with all of the most recent work on the museum bro, the place is as rad as it gets!
🤘
Sam -
Thanks for the tour. I'll come to see it in person soon.
Hey Ken as a 81 Honda Twinstar owner of 30 years myself ,it's great to see that little somewhat obscure bike as they only made it for 3 years ,that its awesome to know it has a place in the museum ,and ya when i take mine to show and shines, i get the same responses ..like oh i had that same bike as a kid.or he'll turn to the girlfriend that's my very first bike ..i had one guys say he'd never seen it as a bagger ,as mine has a Rooster fairing on it and shoei hard bags on it ..Oh im still looking for a decent front fender for my old kid ..lol just thought id throw that in there lol.
Thanks for the update! Good to know you have many forever bikes!! I was hoping that the Gene Romero(is that correct?) Triumph was left to display by the new owner. Any chance?? You have much to be proud of and an excellent caretaker team!! Gonna have to visit soon!
Thanks for taking the time to do this walk through. I like these types of behind the scene videos.
Im in the middle of working on my dads 78 XS1100 and my dads 81 RM125.... Both of which he bought new and have good stories behind them. I know he is going to want to hone on them a bit first. However would that be something you'd want to display?
You have such a awesome collection of the old school bikes, takes me back ! The ZRX is not for sale?
Really sweet machines on display. That 37 Indian on the lift & that old works Husky stood out to me. I'd l9ve to see the place. Not just the bikes but the amazing compound! That building or buildings are absolutely priceless! You'll never see anything built like that again.
I have a snow runner in my garage i dont know much about it could u tell me what you know?
Thanks uncle Ken that was fun man💪
Why is there even a dislike button ?
This collection is amazing !
Awesome video ken i could spend hours in your museum! Hopefully one day! Can't wait to see the dealership....gasgas? Cheers!
Why no XRV 750. RD O7 ? I ve had 2 Miss Them Both.
This is it, respect for history and nostalgia, so good 🤜🏽💥🤛🏽
Gotta love that museum it’s like a time machine throwing back good memories. Thanks Ken for sharing your knowledge and the walk & talk through definitely planning a visit. God bless America. 😎🇺🇸✌🏽
That Buell 1125r looking good right now.
be very carefull riders we had a idiot 22 yr old kid make a illegal turn me and wife hit head on i have spent entire life taking care of her and never riding again the more i see these great videos the more i want to go fot a ride again
How far is this place from Boston
You invited me to bring my 1973 sportster for a video. If you let me I would be happy to leave for display .
what a super muesum its too bad we get too old or disabled enough to not enjoy this hobby anymore but sure is enjoyable viewing
I wish I had every bike I ever owned, from the first Gilera 50cc when I was 12, but I sold them for next to nothing, TS100 for £100, XL 185 for £120, etc etc, not having anywhere to keep them makes you part with them, you don't have that problem. lovely bikes, lovely building and display. . . PS what's your favourite TV show ?
Thank you for the video tour through your amazing collection of the most iconic motorcycles ever built,,
I will make it there some day to meet You an your family & Employees,,
Im So looking forward to that day...
God bless you brother. You are an inspiration on my own collection. Attention to detail is key!
I’m gonna guess either Honda or Harley dealership. Happy for you Ken and the whole team over there. You are so fun to watch. Keep it going!! Amazing stuff
Always enjoy the tours ..would love to visit in person ..only 1,624 miles /24 hours travel time away..I have the time ..just not the funds at the moment...some day ..hopefully soon
Thanks for the tour
how is kaplan america not a house hold name,,, need some action figures to be sold at walmart with his trusty cr 500
My kinda place my kinda people.Moved out of N.E. 13 yrs ago ( Warwick R.I.) but if I ever go back I'd love to visit.
Yes get that Vertimati out for a test ride, you won't be disappointed 😉 they also sound monstrous
It's a beautiful place you have there Ken, I know you've put a lot of hard work n no doubt some Dollar too over the yrs!! But I take my hat off to you all you've deserved the results! Fantastic! Well done!
My 2008 FXDSE2 SE CVO 110 Custom Dyna's off the road again at the min till I got the £'ss to buy a new rear tire as had a damn rivet go right thro the bloody centre of it!! Gonna get a front too, I use Avon's, 180/55 ZR17 Storm on back and I ain't keen onCobra's so gonna fit a Avon Roadrider on the front 90/90-21 54V should be loads better I think! And need to replace steering lock complete, as it screwed up after I'd ridden it last and locked it up, so was in the locked position and couldn't get the lock out,so lost my rag, butchered the barrel and I paid a mate £10 to use a hacksaw blade only by hand to saw the hardened pin that goes down n located in bottom tree hole, it took him over an HR and a half to get thro it, as only about a 4/5mm gap to get in between the bottom of the steering head and top of bottom tree, I couldn't face standing there that long gettin sore hands n fingures! He he. Big hole in the side of frame now, untill I fit a new unit! That should be easy, I hope!
I'm amazed my 110's still running ok just, it vibrates no end the pistons are that loose in the bores after it overheated, due to varying reasons about 2/3 yrs ago it took me £1300 and 5mths to have the money to "bodge" the Top end, I could only afford to re- ring it, Pinion shaft runout was 0.007" when I checked before anything else, but impossible to afford complete motor rebuild £6K min inc' Primary, stupid money! Had to replace the 255's cams, lifters,brgs, but oil pump and camplate were all ok within specs, so must have done something right after I'd lifted the motor out cleaned it all up, fitted few parts ngaskets bolted back in, still goin!! The Thundetmax I'd fitted really helps along with K.n P high flow billet re useable oil filter too, got a few degrees down more straight up, I highly recommend one, pricey but it's definitely helped! Oh well gotta sell another of my small guitar collection to buy parts for bike get back on the road soon I hope! Had to sell four of my electric guitars last time and now think it's gonna be my beloved 1982 MIJ Washburn HB35DL Semi Hollow body electric on fantastic condition a and becoming very rare, but doubt i' get top price for it todays, a good few hundred I hope!
All the he.best,
Andy,
England
Шикарный музей мото техники!!!
I'm guessing gasgas, and I want a new 2 stroke!
Need more green bikes! 😄
This place is Awesome !!!!
Ken kap awesome
How much to see the museum. I live in Indiana and want to make a vacation trip to the east coast with my wife. It is my plan to come see the museum one day
I'm 57 too" mann Jurassic classic checking out this video is like a time capsule reminds me of the days of my old taco mini bike with a five horse Briggs then to the strip down gt80 Enduro to the YZ 100 and yes I had that 175 jug online bought it from the sun of the Yamaha dealer who raced and made it a pit bike and was transitioning from 80 to 125s we had this 100 all tricked out with DG stuff and we got the 175 jug slapped it on there man what a difference second gear hole shots put a set of 80 rims on it so basically from afar it looked like an 80 but it was really a 175 I raced it when it was a 100 in the 80 class till I got caught a guy looked right on the air-cooled cylinder head and said this says 98 CC's not 79 this is not an 80 I told him oops hate when that happens then to the big bad makos the 78 mako Magnum 250 wasn't insane bike back in the '80s I think I paid $500 for it it needed nothing then got a 82 or 83 frame and stuck the 78 motor in it because the frame came without an engine and I wound up trading the Seiko dive watch automatic and a gold chain when gold was cheap cheap for that frame to put my motor in had a notch to swing arm in the back to get it to fit on the single shock maico I'd love to have another alpha or sand spider 250 or 490 I like those years from about 75 to like 83 just before m-star took over " I'd love to have an early '70s Husqvarna like a 390I remember riding one as a kid when I had my 80 and it wasn't very much taller it only had a couple inches of suspension and nowadays it's about all I can do is to throw my leg over something like thatsince I don't do the ballistic freestyle anymore too many broken parts too many pins plates and screws and rods put me back together over the years mainly from a 1989 xt600 Enduro which I had for a few months before I got turned into a bumper sticker buy an eye doctor who couldn't see how ironic love to see all the old bikes though man what memories some of the best years in life back in the day" if I only knew what I knew now back then how much all those rare collectibles would be kind of like my 68 charger SE with every option when back in the '80s you could buy these cars for next to nothing and now they're going for Megabucks especially matching number cars and bikes
I remember seeing 3 wheeler kits for dirt bikes back in the 80"s too , but we know about how squirrely three-wheelers were " but then honda came out with the big bore 250 stroker , some people were stopping 500s in those three wheelers they had a death wish the YZ would have been pretty cool as a three-wheeler with a lower center of gravity but I was still into the catch big air days and not trail putting'
Do you ever sell any of those jewels?
DAMN! I think the only bike he didn't go over was the Honda CT trail 70 (with funky handlebars). Was my first motorcycle. Mine was a 3 speed (down shifts) automatic. Bike was built like a tank! LOL