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For a long while when we were young a Matchless 500 single was our family vehicle. Kids music lessons, market , vacation trips, and of course just me tooling around. Very comfortable . only problem was heating on summer rides up to my office in Jerusalem. Eventually had to trade it in for a small car as we grew. Still miss it.

Thank you..... very interesting 👍

Those early 750 commandos were tops

It is not the Second existing motorcycle Company, in continiously production. The went bankrupt and the started again. Actually the only motorcycle factories in continiously production is ; Harley-Davidson and Moto Guzzi.

At 1.17 into this video you see Norton with an address of Bracebridge Street on it. In 1996 I worked for a company called Hydraforce Hydraulics who were based in part of the Norton factory along with T.A. Savery I know there was a preservation order on the Norton part Hydraforce moved out of Bracebridge Street around 2000/1 to Newtown Middleway. Then moved again in 2015 to Aston Hall Road T.A.Savery also relocated to Coventry around 15-17 years ago if I remember correctly I retired in February 2016 😃😃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤️❤️👍 👍

A good book "Travels with Jupiter". The author bought one of the last bikes produced before the factory shut in 1973(?) and rode it around the world . The bike itself is almost a carácter throughout the book, and having crossed the Andes myself his descriptions are lovely. I don't remember what model as it is years since I read it.

What car is 0:12

Yes. I own a Tiger 1200 gt explorer

Shelly, or Shelby? by order of the Peaky Blinders

406 V6 Coupe in yellow owner here 😊

I drive a tr7 v8 every day, I was going to get a Honda motorcycle🤦‍♂️ now I know what I must do

YES

There was a tv show in the late 60's and early 70's that had a Stutz Bearcat.

The Stutz was built in Indianapolis. The factory still stands and was later divided into studio lofts. The open factory floor outside the lofts still bears the yellow paint stripes and station markers. Great bit of history :)

The Stutz Bearcat. America's first muscle car!

Peugeot is my favorite car brand, I just feel so attached to this brand that I only buy Peugeots and will only buy Peugeots❤ They just amazing 👏 Thank you Peugeot 🎉❤

Hi mate, I'm quite enjoying the content, however, I'm not sure if this is deliberate on your end or not but you appear to be randomly adding emphasis on words in the middle of sentences.

Ezra and "poppy" enjoying motorcycles!

Yes

i have 1938 g 80

One needs to be quick with the mouse to view these beautiful cars properly...too long on some shots and much too momentary on others.

No clue what your talking about lol

The Studebaker museum is fantastic and worth a road trip to South Bend.

Some missing pictures around the post war era.

Hätte Gott ein Fahrzeug benötigt, es wäre ein Studebaker gewesen.

I wonder what a Matchless motorcycle is worth now . . . ?

Would never buy anything else. Currently on a 2022 Tiger 900 - Bond Edition

As an ex-owner of both a G3 and a G12 I had to watch this video. I was horrified when, over a 100% British icon, an American voice attempted to give a believable commentary, it just did not work.

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Its a shame this art is lost forever

No mention of 1911 TT and the Brooklands match races against Indian's Jake Derosier???

Well built bikes all AMC were, problem being the lack of automation in the production meant AMC was losing money at its London factory, their James/Franny Barnet factory was profitable. The government didn't help taking 30+ percent purchase tax, and during the 50s and 60s the motorcycle market was contracting heavily in the UK. This means borrowing money for investment was more or less impossible for small British motorcycle companies

Shame about the artificial voice, with poor diction. A good real voice over would be a million times better Nice video shame spoilt by narrative.

Where is G50 and AJS 7R for that matter

A long time ago I learnt to ride on my AJS 350 and passed my test on it.

No mention of the G50 Production Racer? Overhead cam like the 7R AJS. They were popular with privateer riders.

I. My dad had a 1951 big single. Great Fun

Magnifiques machines peu connues. 👍👍👍

7:28 yes I own a Bonneville 900

Exactly the information I needed to understand the opal brand. Thank you.

even the robot can't pronounce Longchamp

My first motorbike was a Triumph 500 speed but no I will not buy a Triumph now Royal Enfield does a nice twin 650 Interceptor and it's a lot cheaper

No, I just bought a RE INTERCEPTOR. Half the price of TRIUMPH here in Australia.

That pin stripe on that tank shape 😁

Yet another generic AI generated video...

Salut my friend super car super video subscribe subscribe . . .

Yep, i'd buy a speed twin!

It's like they are from another world, I can only try to imagine what seeing one driving down the road must have felt like back in the 30s...😱

the Italo-Argentinian 😎

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