That's awesome My dad was born in 39 and gives me hell for riding and says its a waste of time and money Good to see someone from that generation that sees enjoyment in motorcycles👍
@@shawngraham4902 sounds like my grandfather. Im 42 and everytime i see him he gives me hell for riding just like he gave my father and uncle hell for riding 😆
Have a 2007 xb12r in my garage right now and love the bike . Will never get rid of it. I am 55 years young and feel younger when I ride it. God bless America to!
That Black Dunstal the one you whistled at is absolutely BREATHTAKING!!! I backed the video up 5 seconds and paused it. Just stared at it for quite a bit....My heart is fluttering 💙😍
I was there for 5 days in a row. We were allowed to go to the warehouse with about 500 more bikes to be restored. Planning on going back this year for another five days!
as someone who feels compelled to read every word multiple times. how long should my trip be? i plan on road tripping a 2005 ebr{erik buell racing} xb12R in 2003 powder blue. supposedly the only one publicly sold and i thought it would be neat to show them when im down in biker heaven
Excellent video as always. In my minds eye that is what my Heaven will be. Keep up the good work. My brother and I are going to ride out and check your place out soon. God bless you and yours!!!
Wow....all the best under one roof. Without people and places like this these bikes would be forgotten about. Really really cool. I could spend 2days in there and not see everything i bet. ✌
I've been there at least 3 times. I am just like you...giddy as can be as soon as I walk in. If you like the 'art of the motorcycle' you'll love this world class museum. The building is actually a parking garage that they turned into a museum. I was lucky enough once to see the other 900 motorcycles in the basement with one of the docents. It's a must see place. I was also luck to meet George Barber that day. Well done video. Much appreciated since it's been 2 years since I've been there. You know your bikes!
The most incredible array of Motorcycles! covering all Manufactures! over an incredible number of years! certainly a bucket list! to come and see this amazing collection! Thank you so much for bringing this to the masses!
You have to have an insane sick brain to share your negative 👎 crap with something as beautiful and educational as this video. Makes my stomach hurt thinking of all the awful rotten inside & out people that are just pooping out child after child that are brought up like ravinous hyenas.
Jaw dropping bikes Bucket list destination Hope this museum stay healthy for hundreds of thousands of years, so more and more people will get the chance to know all of the history . Flawless
by a million miles the most impressive museum I have ever seen, and I've been to museums all over Europe and America, the Americans really know how to do museums.
I can't believe that the 75 Honda Gold Wing barely was recognized. It is the first bike to start the touring craze. Nothing up till then and now will ever compare to the smoothness and comfort of this touring motorcycle. Definitely a landmark motorcycle.
Hey folks, this is Carl, your NEMM Roaming Diplomat. This is certainly the most complete tour of this museum you will get short of visiting it yourself! I can't wait to get to Barber! I'm truly amazed by what I've seen in here! Yes, I watched the entire video! So much history!!
Thanks for uploading this nice video. I enjoyed visiting the Barber Vintage Museum on Jan.3,2021. To anyone that can make an opportunity to visit this museum, be sure to see it through!
Kenny I thought your museum was big this place is massive if ever I am in America I will visit your place and this place don't forget man love makes the world go round
@@tbone67gthenderson78 Yes and to be honest as buildings go I like Ken's joint better. Yes due to modern amenities and such Barber's might be a 'neater' structure due to tech but nothing can replace an old building with exposed beams and such. You get to see the bones of the place. I come from a building background and specialized in renovation/restoration of old buildings. I think part of the old buildings are the respect I have to the folks that built them and what they accomplished with what we would consider simple tools. Just think no power drills, no power saws, chisels and no real tape measure to just begin. An old building has a kind of warmth about it and I don't mean heat as they are usually cold due to lack of insulation. Well they may have had power tools but you couldn't bring them to the job with you as they were massive in size and weight, never mind the power for such equipment
What a magnificent museum, you could spend a year there and still miss something. You'd make a great guide to go around with Ken with your knowledge, but what a great place to visit & recognise the bikes from your era and loads of heritage alike.
Colombia Santander bucaramanga coordial saludo amigo, gracias kaplam por haber compartido el vídeo del museo de clásico sobre ruedas , Dios me de la oportunidad en vida de conocer espectacular sitio turístico es de apreciar tal monumento 💯
This video is great and fun to watch.....The video is made much better by the commentary made by you while filming we can really feel your passion for the bikes...best bike video I've seen ever.....
Great tour thanks very much . If you were given the choice of any bike to show in your museum which one would it be , an impossible task for me . Love the mad genius of Allen Millyard
That Mv Agusta f4 Tamburini in 1:10:40 was and is my dream bike forever and ever! Thank you Mr Kaplan for this fantastic tour! God bless you and your family!
Allen Millyard makes those bikes in his garage at home and often with very basic tools like a hacksaw to chop the blocks etc down. He has a TH-cam channel which I would advise watching if your interested in how he made those wonderful machines that are displayed in the barber museum as an eye opener to how much of a talented engineer he is.
Good to see so many fine examples of European bikes. It's good the Americans get some education on what it takes and the heritage involved in making great motorcycles.
The first time I went there I searched high and low for that Britten v-1000. Did the whole tour and it was no where to be seen, it was a the only bike I wanted to see. So I asked about it, they said it was in the shop for repair. I was devastated. Fortunately I was there racing vintage cars for the weekend. Trackside the next day, the y2k jet bike pulls into the paddock and draws a crowd, cool bike but I'm busy, then i see one of the garage bays under the timing tower opening and to my amazement, there was the Britten with tire warmers on! I dropped everything i was doing to check it out. No one else noticed so I got to spend some time staring at it in awe, and talking with Chuck about how awesome the machine is and how awesome his job is. Then he asked if I wanted to sit on it, I cried. Didn't get to ride it, but I did get to watch it do some hot laps. I never expected to see one run, never mind sit on it! It turned out to be the best weekend! That place is heaven on earth, the obscure prewar bikes, the millyard custom bikes, the race bikes, the lotus collection, everything! Can't wait to get back down there!
This place is jaw dropping. Im adding another stop to the bucket list. Stunning. Stay safe on the trip. Enjoy the adventure and just know we’re freezing up here in New England!
Thank you for this beautifully done video. I've watched it three times already. Keep picking up on new things each time I view it. Better than any Hollywood movie on a Saturday night!!
The most awesome display I ever saw... Thank you for filming so much. I had many of these dirt bikes trial s MX . Miss the European bikes and CZ Ossa etc. When I die spread my ashes there..
This is real gear head stuff ,like I can change the the piston and rings on a two stroke bike ,I kinda understand engines 'but this just amazing, and I finally know what a thousands of an inch really means haha,yeah so glad I stumbled across this channel, the amount of knowledge this man must have in his head is unbelievable, hence a real" engine builder, very few guys around these days that can build you a proper high end performance engine, thougherly enjoyed watching this video 👍👍👍
Thanks for doing this video you guys, its something I probably won't get the pleasure to see in real life and undoubtedly the best and most spectacular in the world, it was a great visual educational video. Cheers!
Only God knows how many MILLIONS of dollars in inventory this building contains. Awesome motorcycle " show " you provide for us thanks ken / chrissy safe travels.
All due respect Mr. Kaplan, the 1973 Honda Cr 250 is the M model. The R models were later. Great work of keeping these time machines alive for us who grew up riding these and today still feel like kids. Thank You.
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video. Didn’t know the museum existed till your video, now I need to go see it in person. Thanks again and wishing you many years of safe and fun riding!
Thank you for posting an incredible video of an astonishing museum. I will never get the opportunity to see it for myself but thanks to you it's the next best thing.
I was born in 1939, and motorcycles are my passion.
That's awesome
My dad was born in 39 and gives me hell for riding and says its a waste of time and money
Good to see someone from that generation that sees enjoyment in motorcycles👍
@@shawngraham4902 sounds like my grandfather. Im 42 and everytime i see him he gives me hell for riding just like he gave my father and uncle hell for riding 😆
@@shawngraham4902💪
Been to Barber's many times...and every time I am in the area. It is a must-see.
I'm gonna say it...
This video is SPECTACULAR!!!
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Incroyable cet endroit ,j'en ai prit plein les yeux . Merci beaucoup
That old tour guide had insane knowledge. Thanks Senior for taking us on such an incredible tour of a place many of us will never get to see.
Your talk over is very knowledgeable about all the bikes and cars great video cheers buddy
Amz
Beautiful place. Incredible video.
great video , mind blowing with all these cool bikes
Incredible Museum of cars and bikes👍 each Car and Bike if they can talk, I'm sure they have each of own story to tell🙂
Have a 2007 xb12r in my garage right now and love the bike . Will never get rid of it. I am 55 years young and feel younger when I ride it. God bless America to!
That Black Dunstal the one you whistled at is absolutely BREATHTAKING!!! I backed the video up 5 seconds and paused it. Just stared at it for quite a bit....My heart is fluttering 💙😍
WOW! This is absolutely amazing
I was there for 5 days in a row. We were allowed to go to the warehouse with about 500 more bikes to be restored.
Planning on going back this year for another five days!
Awesome
as someone who feels compelled to read every word multiple times. how long should my trip be? i plan on road tripping a 2005 ebr{erik buell racing} xb12R in 2003 powder blue. supposedly the only one publicly sold and i thought it would be neat to show them when im down in biker heaven
I was two days only but I would like to go again.
Excellent video as always. In my minds eye that is what my Heaven will be. Keep up the good work. My brother and I are going to ride out and check your place out soon. God bless you and yours!!!
From the bottom of my heart...thank you for posting this!!!!!!
Wow....all the best under one roof. Without people and places like this these bikes would be forgotten about. Really really cool. I could spend 2days in there and not see everything i bet. ✌
I can't wait to go back in a few weeks. love seeing the bikes esp the ones you grew up on riding etc.
I've been there at least 3 times. I am just like you...giddy as can be as soon as I walk in. If you like the 'art of the motorcycle' you'll love this world class museum. The building is actually a parking garage that they turned into a museum. I was lucky enough once to see the other 900 motorcycles in the basement with one of the docents. It's a must see place. I was also luck to meet George Barber that day. Well done video. Much appreciated since it's been 2 years since I've been there. You know your bikes!
The most incredible array of Motorcycles! covering all Manufactures! over an incredible number of years! certainly a bucket list! to come and see this amazing collection! Thank you so much for bringing this to the masses!
For a Motor Sports Enthusiast it s a must be to visit this awesome Place. Wonderful Video!
How could someone dislike this video. Absolutely amazing. Need to make a trip ASAP!
You have to have an insane sick brain to share your negative 👎 crap with something as beautiful and educational as this video.
Makes my stomach hurt thinking of all the awful rotten inside & out people that are just pooping out child after child that are brought up like ravinous hyenas.
@@T1C45 what are you talking about?
Jaw dropping bikes
Bucket list destination
Hope this museum stay healthy for hundreds of thousands of years, so more and more people will get the chance to know all of the history . Flawless
by a million miles the most impressive museum I have ever seen, and I've been to museums all over Europe and America, the Americans really know how to do museums.
Yez sir
I can't believe that the 75 Honda Gold Wing barely was recognized. It is the first bike to start the touring craze. Nothing up till then and now will ever compare to the smoothness and comfort of this touring motorcycle. Definitely a landmark motorcycle.
I agree !00 % We bot 4 of them in 75 and still adore them !
You are very correct on innovation through our lifetime. I was born in 65 also and started riding in 75. Thank you for taking us along
Hey folks, this is Carl, your NEMM Roaming Diplomat. This is certainly the most complete tour of this museum you will get short of visiting it yourself! I can't wait to get to Barber! I'm truly amazed by what I've seen in here! Yes, I watched the entire video! So much history!!
Way too cool my friend! I've been to the track but not the museum.. Now I go next time in Bham.. Thanks for posting! DMAX
Watched entire video ! Wicked bikes for sure I was mesmerized myself 😂🔥💪.
Thanks for uploading this nice video. I enjoyed visiting the Barber Vintage Museum on Jan.3,2021. To anyone that can make an opportunity to visit this museum, be sure to see it through!
Amazing place!!!!
I hope I could go soon.
Thanks for the vídeo!!!
I'm still picking up my jaw. I restored a Kawasaki KR1 few years back. I can appreciate the time and effort gone into this AMAZING .
This is the most amazing place, Mr Barber is the man !!!!
Incredible place, I had the opportunity in 2010 to go and see the museum. I had a private tour of the shop and the vault.
Kenny I thought your museum was big this place is massive if ever I am in America I will visit your place and this place don't forget man love makes the world go round
Kenny’s is historical landmark
@@tbone67gthenderson78 Yes and to be honest as buildings go I like Ken's joint better. Yes due to modern amenities and such Barber's might be a 'neater' structure due to tech but nothing can replace an old building with exposed beams and such. You get to see the bones of the place. I come from a building background and specialized in renovation/restoration of old buildings. I think part of the old buildings are the respect I have to the folks that built them and what they accomplished with what we would consider simple tools. Just think no power drills, no power saws, chisels and no real tape measure to just begin. An old building has a kind of warmth about it and I don't mean heat as they are usually cold due to lack of insulation. Well they may have had power tools but you couldn't bring them to the job with you as they were massive in size and weight, never mind the power for such equipment
Thanks for sharing your experience. Truly an awesome and inspirational place.
Nice to see my 1972 Honda CL350 Green Flying Dragon so prominently displayed at Barber, such an honor to be there!
If I learned anything from watching this....they all are...SPECTACULAR....
Wow that place is insane thanks for sharing awesome video
What a magnificent museum, you could spend a year there and still miss something. You'd make a great guide to go around with Ken with your knowledge, but what a great place to visit & recognise the bikes from your era and loads of heritage alike.
Wow!!..that museum is epic..thanks ken.
Colombia Santander bucaramanga coordial saludo amigo, gracias kaplam por haber compartido el vídeo del museo de clásico sobre ruedas , Dios me de la oportunidad en vida de conocer espectacular sitio turístico es de apreciar tal monumento 💯
absolutely a beautiful tour thank you .... need to visit this place.
This video is great and fun to watch.....The video is made much better by the commentary made by you while filming we can really feel your passion for the bikes...best bike video I've seen ever.....
Wow, thanks for doing this. Our sport has so much passionate history. Gotta get down there.
This is an awesome place,thank you so much for sharing you guys.🏴🏴
What a great piece of work, you sure know your bikes, I watched the whole thing from start to finish, I couldn’t put it down, God Bless America
Thank you
Great tour thanks very much . If you were given the choice of any bike to show in your museum which one would it be , an impossible task for me . Love the mad genius of Allen Millyard
Now thats a tough question...Vincent Beach Shadow ?
The fact that I lived 20 minutes away from this place and watching the indie races here every year was such a great time.
Gorgeous place kap
God bless America 🇺🇸
Wow what a great place to visit . Ken and partner living the dream god bless
I appreciate you Ken you do so much for the motorcycle community, God Bless
Really enjoyed watching this. What an amazing place, I would love to go there some day.
That Mv Agusta f4 Tamburini in 1:10:40 was and is my dream bike forever and ever! Thank you Mr Kaplan for this fantastic tour! God bless you and your family!
A Wonderful and informative way to spend the afternoon, A truly. Great Video.
Allen Millyard makes those bikes in his garage at home and often with very basic tools like a hacksaw to chop the blocks etc down. He has a TH-cam channel which I would advise watching if your interested in how he made those wonderful machines that are displayed in the barber museum as an eye opener to how much of a talented engineer he is.
Good to see so many fine examples of European bikes. It's good the Americans get some education on what it takes and the heritage involved in making great motorcycles.
Great video with some beautiful motorcycles escorted by the motorcycle king himself,I watched the whole video,thanks for taking us along with you
Awesome! Spotted an '82 RD350LC in the stack along the elevator, white with blue stripes, used to have one.
This place is awesome... I can assure you, that you will have a great experience!
The first time I went there I searched high and low for that Britten v-1000. Did the whole tour and it was no where to be seen, it was a the only bike I wanted to see. So I asked about it, they said it was in the shop for repair. I was devastated.
Fortunately I was there racing vintage cars for the weekend. Trackside the next day, the y2k jet bike pulls into the paddock and draws a crowd, cool bike but I'm busy, then i see one of the garage bays under the timing tower opening and to my amazement, there was the Britten with tire warmers on! I dropped everything i was doing to check it out. No one else noticed so I got to spend some time staring at it in awe, and talking with Chuck about how awesome the machine is and how awesome his job is. Then he asked if I wanted to sit on it, I cried. Didn't get to ride it, but I did get to watch it do some hot laps. I never expected to see one run, never mind sit on it! It turned out to be the best weekend!
That place is heaven on earth, the obscure prewar bikes, the millyard custom bikes, the race bikes, the lotus collection, everything! Can't wait to get back down there!
You can say you Sat on a Million plus Dollar Motorcycle. Awsome Story
Absolutely breath taking. Thanks for the virtual tour.
Absolutely beautiful set of for the displays!
This place is jaw dropping. Im adding another stop to the bucket list. Stunning. Stay safe on the trip. Enjoy the adventure and just know we’re freezing up here in New England!
Great coverage of this amazing museum !
Can't think of anyone better to give a tour of that place!
By far the best most complete motorcycle museum in the world .
Stunning museum, thank you for sharing with us. 👍
your vids have been therapeutic through my quarantine thanks
Love the museum have been there three times but before the expansion. Will be going back.
Been to the vintages days twice.
Awesome videos. Thanks for sharing. Would love to visit there one day.
Thank you for this beautifully done video. I've watched it three times already. Keep picking up on new things each time I view it. Better than any Hollywood movie on a Saturday night!!
Funny watching you drool over all Barbers bikes, now you know how us normal folk feel watching your videos
The most awesome display I ever saw...
Thank you for filming so much.
I had many of these dirt bikes trial s MX .
Miss the European bikes and CZ Ossa etc.
When I die spread my ashes there..
This is real gear head stuff ,like I can change the the piston and rings on a two stroke bike ,I kinda understand engines 'but this just amazing, and I finally know what a thousands of an inch really means haha,yeah so glad I stumbled across this channel, the amount of knowledge this man must have in his head is unbelievable, hence a real" engine builder, very few guys around these days that can build you a proper high end performance engine, thougherly enjoyed watching this video 👍👍👍
Thanks for doing this video you guys, its something I probably won't get the pleasure to see in real life and undoubtedly the best and most spectacular in the world, it was a great visual educational video. Cheers!
Definitely a breathtaking video! I cant imagine how it feels in person!
Love all your guys stuff, I’m coming to see that museum and hope to run into you guys
Only God knows how many MILLIONS of dollars in inventory this building contains. Awesome motorcycle " show " you provide for us thanks ken / chrissy safe travels.
I'm only 5 minutes into the video, jaw dropping bikes. Thank you for the tour.
Wonderful video. Been wanting to visit the Barber. Now I HAVE to!
That was fantastic, "its on my bucket list" thank you for having us along.
I lived just an hour from this place, in Alabama, but went to the INDY car races and it was the shit. The museum is the best in the world IMO
I’ve been there and you just have to see it in person, totally incredible!
All due respect Mr. Kaplan, the 1973 Honda Cr 250 is the M model. The R models were later. Great work of keeping these time machines alive for us who grew up riding these and today still feel like kids. Thank You.
An hour in and I can't even catch my breath 😂 this place is INSANE. I had no idea something like this even existed, this is dreamland :)
YES, OVER THE TOP
$70 Mill. This place empty would house every American War Veteran that is living on the street. Financially speaking.
Always a pleasure listening to kaplan, a proffesional ambassador for good bikes
good one Ken! Thanks for the filming...awesome walk around
"This guy is like a genius mad scientist"
Millyard viewers: *you're not wrong*
So Much So it makes you emotional KZ 1000 Oh MY GOD Thank YOU ! Kawasaki heavy industries & Mr Millyard What Can Be Made
That was killer! Mind blowing bikes and displays
Hi ken and family this place is amazing guys I could spend hours in there wonderfull love it lots
What a treat!!! Thank you very much for the video!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video. Didn’t know the museum existed till your video, now I need to go see it in person. Thanks again and wishing you many years of safe and fun riding!
.. I was having a nap at the couch,.. But you really woke me up now, Mr. Kaplan!.. Big Thanks, this was an emotional tour, sir!! 👌
Cars and1600 motorcycles, OMG... I died went to motorcycle heaven! What a pleasurer, good video thank you.
Love the Buell display! America! Only thing they need is more dirt bikes on display!
Thank you for posting an incredible video of an astonishing museum. I will never get the opportunity to see it for myself but thanks to you it's the next best thing.
Thank you for making my dream come true virtually.🙏
Great tour! Great presentation... something I can watch over and over again!
You know what it all is? Incredible. ☺️
I cant wait to visit the New England Motorcycle Museum. Thanks for the video!