At 68 years old, I still have vivid memories of my 250 Montessa trials bike 🏍️ and my 250cc Ossa Pioneer. I am blessed with owning Over a dozen bikes and my life And those were my favorite along with a HODAKA ROAD TOAD eye 👁️ purchased for my Girlfriend who is now my wife of 40 years. LIVE TO RIDE. RIDE TO LIVE 🏍️
Awesome and entertaining story you told. It's quite obvious that you are a passionate motorcycle owner, rider, and fan. Sounds like you had many good times in life as a motorcycle enthusiast. I love hearing about and reading happy stories like yours. Your good and happy memories evoke haopy memories, within myself, of all of the good times my deceased Father and I had, riding dirtbikes, when I was a young kid and we went camping. Thanks for your story. It truly made my heart smile. Keep riding brother and take care of yourself. ❤
🐝🏁 beautiful bike. My first bike was supposed to be a montessa 175, I was gonna buy it for $200. I was 13, and the guy backed out. I was so disappointed that my dad stopped at the Campbell Suzuki store, and I bought a brand new TM 100 for $600. Boy, I was in heaven, I love motorcycles ✌️
Wow I have never seen one absolutely gorgeous to your collection great filming Ronald it's absolutely amazing it's all original most amazing dirt bike Kaplan Cycles number one God Bless America❤
🤩🇺🇸👍⚖️👁️⚖️⚖️👁️I had that bike! My dad paid $800. dollars in 77/78. From Eastern Harley on Long Island. The Amal carb would stick wide open because the mud flats where I rode, clay particles went through air filter. I'd have to jump off and let it ghost ride, I was 15. It eventually crashed, screaming full throttle, then stall when no more gas! Those were the days of 'Rickman Man!' 🤪😂🤣😇Hope to get to museum this summer! MAGA Trump!
Ken I entered in the bike raffle and I don’t have a ticket number or anything to show I’m entered. Can you by chance explain how it works to me? Or maybe someone who knows? Thanks
@@keithgore6285I can help you. I enter most of the contests. Once you buy a ticket. Your name gets input into a computer with your phone number, and they call you if you win. If you've never done business with them before, and they don't have your phone number and address, ***THEN YOU NEED TO CALL THE SHOP AND GIVE THEM YOUR PERSONAL INFO, IN WHICH THEY WOULD STILL CALL YOU IF YOU WIN. ****
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At 68 years old, I still have vivid memories of my 250 Montessa trials bike 🏍️ and my 250cc Ossa Pioneer. I am blessed with owning Over a dozen bikes and my life And those were my favorite along with a HODAKA ROAD TOAD eye 👁️ purchased for my Girlfriend who is now my wife of 40 years. LIVE TO RIDE. RIDE TO LIVE 🏍️
Awesome and entertaining story you told. It's quite obvious that you are a passionate motorcycle owner, rider, and fan. Sounds like you had many good times in life as a motorcycle enthusiast. I love hearing about and reading happy stories like yours. Your good and happy memories evoke haopy memories, within myself, of all of the good times my deceased Father and I had, riding dirtbikes, when I was a young kid and we went camping. Thanks for your story. It truly made my heart smile. Keep riding brother and take care of yourself. ❤
Captain Kaplan, cure the cough. Beautiful Rickman Metisse, Congrats!!!!🌹♥️
This is the kind of bike I use to dream about when I was a little kid.
🐝🏁 beautiful bike. My first bike was supposed to be a montessa 175, I was gonna buy it for $200. I was 13, and the guy backed out. I was so disappointed that my dad stopped at the Campbell Suzuki store, and I bought a brand new TM 100 for $600. Boy, I was in heaven, I love motorcycles ✌️
I loved and still love the entire Rickman Metisse line. Classic, beautiful bikes.
That is one gorgeous vintage MX dirtbike. The paint job is stunning. Woody has amazing and rare talent. Definitely better than most.
Whoa that looks fun, i like that most vintage bikes you can find the ground easy on the trail versus a new bike where your seat height is so high
Damn man, you are coming up with collectible gold lately! Drooled over these as a kid.
I'm from the uk 🇬🇧 found this channel and now hooked brilliant restoration work on this bikes. 👍
Wow I have never seen one absolutely gorgeous to your collection great filming Ronald it's absolutely amazing it's all original most amazing dirt bike Kaplan Cycles number one God Bless America❤
Looks and sounds amazing!
It has a sound all its own 👍
Nice bike. One of those I could only dream of owning, I'm really happy you uys share. Take it easy Ken , sounds like comming down with something!
I had a Rickman/Montesa. Much Much more power than anything else before 1973
You keep knocking it out of the park with awesomeness! Commendable, Ken.
Wow, thanks!
HIS BEST 👌
That sounds crisp
Nice bike. Bought a VR Montesa a few years ago and it's really fast w/ very little suspension 😂
Me with headphones when he drops the mic 🫨
Ken does a museum tour come with access to the time machine you guys got over there!?
Yes
I love it all.
Beautiful bike
Billy would have a blast on that.
Beautiful
That is a cool bike
And the weekend begins!!! Thanks Ken!
it was those bike who terence hill rides? when bud had the trike if i remember right?
So nice bike, bud you to buy a ancilotti, that is a Italian bike and my uncle was a factory mecanic
Metisse means biracial. Pursang means pure blooded horse
🤩🇺🇸👍⚖️👁️⚖️⚖️👁️I had that bike! My dad paid $800. dollars in 77/78. From Eastern Harley on Long Island. The Amal carb would stick wide open because the mud flats where I rode, clay particles went through air filter. I'd have to jump off and let it ghost ride, I was 15. It eventually crashed, screaming full throttle, then stall when no more gas! Those were the days of 'Rickman Man!' 🤪😂🤣😇Hope to get to museum this summer! MAGA Trump!
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Right side shift, yes sir!!
Awesome job 💪
Ken I entered in the bike raffle and I don’t have a ticket number or anything to show I’m entered. Can you by chance explain how it works to me? Or maybe someone who knows? Thanks
Call the shop monday 860 454 7024 for details between noon and 4 pm est
@@KaplanCycles will do, thank you for the response.
@@keithgore6285I can help you. I enter most of the contests. Once you buy a ticket. Your name gets input into a computer with your phone number, and they call you if you win. If you've never done business with them before, and they don't have your phone number and address, ***THEN YOU NEED TO CALL THE SHOP AND GIVE THEM YOUR PERSONAL INFO, IN WHICH THEY WOULD STILL CALL YOU IF YOU WIN. ****
Stick to the microphone fellas
come to daddy ;-))