AT&T Long Lines nuclear bunker - I rode my motorcycle to one
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2023
- My ZRX1200R, FZ-07, Suzuki Bandit 1200S, and Triumph Bonneville all get ridden in this episode, and I take the Kawasaki to an old Long Lines site with nuclear bunker. History is all around you.
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Tim, good to see you. Enjoyed the video. Thanks.
Thank you kindly.
A good afternoon indeed!
Good to see you riding Tim.
Very interesting about the sandstone house. Tiz a shame it's just left to the elements.
That Triumph is gorgeous.
Cheers Mr 🍻 👍👊
Thank you, sir. I'd love to know what the real deal is behind the ownership and occupancy of that house for sure. Cheers, mate.
It has been way too long Tim! It is wonderful to see you back! Stay safe my friend!
Thanks! You, too!
I checked out of TH-cam for a good year or so and have just recently started checking in on people i used to watch to see if they're still around im glad you are tim glad to see you're still hanging in there with some sick rides 👍🏼
Thanks, my friend, and welcome back!
So good to have more then one bike , cheers 4 sharing sir.
Very much agreed. Cheers. :)
hoping life is treating you well, enjoying your content when you have time to make some.
Very much appreciated. More to come, I promise. :-)
Good to see you again Tim. It's been way too long on a bike for me too! I need to fix that.
Thanks, Giles! 😁
Well, you managed to pull me out of TH-cam hibernation. Great to see you back on the road again. Planning another spring trip to the Trans Pecos. It's hard to believe it will be almost 5 years. Weather up here has been near same as down there but that will soon change this week. Enjoy them bikes for us who cannot! See you soon!
Be sure to keep me posted on when you'll be back! :-)
Good to see a video from you! I haven’t been able to ride much either. Weather and health unfortunately.
Prayers for good health, my friend.
Glad to see you still making videos Tim. I always thought this was one of the best motorcycle channels on TH-cam.
Thanks, Mike.
Good to see you again, Tim! Beautiful bunch of bikes you have there. I remember those Long Lines relays, so I have a good idea where the bunker would be on DC's highest ground. I know the feeling of having bikes that have sat for a while. Last year I rode the Daytona down to NC for some fun, needed new tires after, figured may as well change the fork oil, and then when I got ready for this year's road trip the starter acted up. So I took the Bonnie, rode 1900 miles that week (so now it needs new tires), had a blast riding some great roads I hadn't ridden before, met some friends and rode with them some (except for one who had to work). Met them all through their channels; NC Stoney took his down a while back, so I hadn't seen it there, but he sold his Heritage Softail and got himself a Triumph Tiger 900GT! Hawk Girl and Jay (Misty and Jay Varner) are now on a Triumph Trident and a Tiger 660 respectively, finally got a chance to ride with them, Jay joking it was Triumph parking only where we met that morning. Great folks all.
I've never heard of any of those vloggers (I don't think), but it sounds like you had a great time with some nice people. I only took two motorcycle trips this year, and of the two, I only edited together a video for one of them. My day job, Shriners & masonic lodge, performing live music, and ham radio events have really used up a lot of my time this year. But it's been a good time for sure. Cheers!
At least you're not bored sitting around! One of these days I'll have to get into town early enough to tour the Scottish Rite Temple up 16th Street here, pics on Google Maps look interesting. The one guy I didn't get to meet up with may be the only one you've seen anything from, Colin (channel name Broncoride) recently moved down to TN, he showed me and my Daytona in a video a few years ago, I remember you commenting on the bike after I mentioned the appearance to you. But he got called in to work the day we were planning to meet, so I rode the Foothills Parkway, Cherohala Skyway and Tail of the Dragon solo, like most of my riding that week. I find it somewhat amusing that several folks I follow are Harley riders, as I'm definitely not; they're good people who happen to ride Harleys. Stoney still has his Sportster but he's loving the 900 Tiger.
Tim Kreitz is back! Been getting the motorcycle itch again. Sold my bike when I moved 4 years ago and never got a replacement 😢
Its time for a reunion of the old YT bike night chats (i cannot even remember what it was called, i think it was Tuesday or Thursdays).
It was on Monday nights. I miss doing those. We keep talking about a reunion, but it never gets organized. I hope we get something together.
We took our "bikes" out yesterday too! The weather was great for pedaling around. I would still love it if you would do the South Midkiff ride all the way out and back up Rankin Hwy to Loop 250... just sayin. That was one of my bike routes years ago.
It was pretty much an archetypal autumn day here in WT. I definitely took advantage of it.
HaHa! The last video I watched immediately prior to this was some guys riding through Russia on their round the world bike trip and now here you are talking about being at war with Russia.
Great to see you out and about on bikes mate. I have 3 neglected bikes in my garage, I need to get out and do the same thing!
Pretty cool bits of history and unique sites there as usual from you with the tower, the old house and the cross. Hope to see more of your bike adventures again soon my friend!
Thank you, sir. More vids coming for sure. I'm gonna throw in some more ham radio stuff, too. Cheers!
Man, I'm jealous. My bike is currently in pieces as I'm doing a full rebuild. I've been tracking it on my channel, so that sort of helps keep my "sane", but it's just not the same as riding....
That first ride after it's back together will be super rewarding, though.
@@TimKreitzAdventures let's hope!!
Something I always thought was funny about the Long Lines facilities was that those towers were never going to survive a blast so that means the dudes inside the bunker were going to have to venture out into a nuclear winter wasteland to build new towers! Where were they getting replacement steel, cranes & all the other equipment?
I know, right? I could never figure that out, either. Although the Long Lines headquarters building in New York was designed to survive a nuclear blast. Lore says that it is now used by the NSA in cooperation with AT&T. I wouldn't doubt it.
@@TimKreitzAdventures No building could survive some of those city killer nukes. I think it was another Think Tank idea where they put the cart before the horse.
Life does get in the way. I haven’t ridden since April, and now winter is here! I wonder if my Tiger will still start?
Throw it on the charger, dump in some SeaFoam, and cross your fingers. LOL. :D
That's going to be a great club house 🏠 given the impending war get the key 🗝️ and stash the bikes ,,hop there's a lift 🛗,, on my way with my K6GSXR,, and 03 SV1000 ,, enjoyed the ride out 😊 from northern Ireland ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
Heheheh! Meet ya there!
Good to see your out and about,Do you still have a band?
Yes, and playing live is one of the things that has been taking a lot of my time. Thanks, Randy.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Motorcycles will be stopping by. This kind of neglect cannot be tolerated. I think this may be a hoarding situation too. 😂
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Good to see you Tim. Hope all is well.
wow there's a name nobody has seen for a while....
So nice to hear from you, Rob. My wife and I were just talking about you the other day when the subject of Alaska came up. I hope you are doing well, too, my friend. Stay warm up there.