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When I first picked up my ‘76 I rode from Oregon to Washington. Most comfortable ride I’ve ever experienced. Previous ownership were crotch-rockets. Traded speed for comfort

One more reason I regret not going and seeing you guys, but we had a great family vacation that weekend. Seeing this video I think the lower camping may have been what did it in alot of big vehicles on very wet grass. I thought that Power Wheels downhill was a bad idea when I saw it announced. Then I saw the video of it and how it ran out on the concrete pad at a sharp angle and thought thats a really bad idea. I don't know man I'll miss it. Theres gotta be enough rednecks in the south to find a big venue, not as cool of one, but something. My vote would be Texas, that would get it centrally located for most of the participating states. But, I know the southeast is pretty big for car and bike stuff. Thanks for posting this, we have had a busy year. My oldest daughter you met, Ashlyn is having some health problems and my brain has not been on anything fun. Were in the ER yet again right now as I'm watching your video. It's honestly a relief. Take care.

U talking about barber motorsports

Love your videos, currently saving up $ to buy a blue Honda CB550 Four (dream bike). Any advice on what to look out for? Also, I am slightly concerned about the brakes and safety of driving an older bike in aggressive traffic. Thank you for your videos!

let's fucking goooooo

Nice video. Wish more people would just do a riding explore video like this. Up in PA here we have Centralia. They accidentally set the coal on fire underground and the goverment bought everyone out but 3 or 4 people. Bunch of roads with no houses. A temp. fix for your squeaking brake. Rub a pencil on the rotor. The graphite works for awhile. Large kids pencil or carpenters pencil works best.

Nice 550! Ive got a 92 750 Nighthawk I'm running around on. Does hiway fine. Here in PA they're adding a couple rondabouts here and there. They're fine if only one lane. In Wisconsin, they love them 2 lanes entering and exiting, and then 1 every 100 yds. 3 or 4 in a row. Hate them! If you don't know where you're going forget it! If traffic is heavy you just sit. We'd plot on Google to avoid them. Couldn't everywhere so some places we never got to. The newer, shopping, motel areas were polluted with them. Just Google maps Oshkosh, WI.

Is this the navy blue 737-200 that's parked at KFFC?

I thought you were supposed to keep it at or under 4k rpm for the first 150 miles?

Love riding my '71 CB500 Four for the very reasons you mentioned. It is the perfect therapy.

Was at a biker's outfit store recently and commented on a couple wanting an intercom: "I wouldn't put anything like that in my helmet, not even for a thousand bucks each time I close the strap" ..... they looked like a true car-driving couple, not understanding a bit of "motorcycling" as You describe it (I ride for 44 years this summer). There are these and those I reckon.

Started 2 years ago at 39, got 2 bikes now, I don’t put a ton of miles on them but I definitely like to ride at least once or twice a week, and I also like no music, good times.

Riding my motorcycles helps me concentrate on the moment and nothing else. It's a great way to clear your head.

i agree, plenty of great used bikes for cheap, japanese bikes very reliable, parts available , i myself ride a 98 R1200C BMW i got for $3,600 with 19,000 miles on it, im 64 and been riding since 1972 when i delivered newspapers on my Honda 50 minitrail, never looked back, i wish i still had the blue/white yamaha RD250 2 stroke from high school. what a blast that bike was!

your bike sounds sweet

I'm with you man , no radio. Be it a single,a twin, four or v-twin, "stereo by motor". You like your 4, I like my v-twin. Just ride.🙂

Although a SOHC 750K four is still on my wish list, I have owned 2 Nighthawk 700S. 3 Nighthawk CB650SC, and 4 Nighthawk CB750! If you're not sure or undecided as to what to get... Get a Nighthawk and you'll never regret it even if you switch to something else later! 92-03 Honda Nighthawk CB750 is the best of the bunch when you include cost and parts availability. It's a Goldilocks bike!

Sounded pretty sweet there at Hwy speed...! What a Classic! Perrdy too...👏

Sounded pretty sweet there at Hwy speed...! What a Classic! Perrdy too...👏

Good times. 2 wheels and some nice road. Show this to those who i can't quite get the point across about motorcycling... 👌👍

Couldn't agree more. I live in Vegas and it's wall to wall people here and every light is red so the time. I'm 56 and I've just started riding a couple years ago. I didn't understand why bikes are so quiet these days. When you add ear protection, you can't hear anything. I didn't like Harley's so I guess I have to pay for aftermarket exhaust on top of the cost of the bike. I don't understand why people listen to music when they ride. The engine makes it's own music which a huge part of riding. Stay safe.

It's about being in the moment. Love riding.

Absolutely, nothing better than a classic inline 4, 79 CB750K myself

Been a rider since 1977. I don't care what type of bike I ride, I love all of them.

Strange thing is that four-cylinder cars are dismissed as being 'boring' but 4-lunger motorbikes are considered extra-cool. "Vehicle People" are a weird lot. I know, I used to play with Wankel rotary engines :)

That's why you never see a motorcycle parked outside a therapist's office, riding IS therapy! I've been riding for 40 years, owned too many motorcycles to count over those years. When I have to ride so defensively that I don't enjoy it anymore, that'll be the time to give it up. Hope that doesn't happen for a few more years though. My current bikes are a 2018 Aprilia Dorsoduro 900, and a 2023 Moto Guzzi V7 Special Edition.

I just started last year at 56 years old, and I wish I'd started 40 years ago!! I ride a 2023 Honda Rebel 1100T DCT.

It was nice to meet you this weekend. Love your XL100! I need to finish up my XL100.

That’s a good sounding cb💪

Hey my sporty sounds great haha! Ride safe BRRRUTTHHUURRRR putt putt fart fart

Just got a FZ07 last week at 34. Absolutely love it.

Great ride Guy! Been on and off bikes since 12 years old for the same reasons. Cruising new roads, enjoying the ride, and finding stuff. All miles sans headphones. Listen to the radio in the car or at work. Hampering of ones senses of awareness while riding seems like a bad choice to me. 43, blessed with internal dialog.

New subscriber here. Thanks for sharing the video.

I just started riding myself a few months ago, also late 40s, and for the exact same reasons and results you describe. Anyone thinking about it should just do it. I agonized over it for several years before taking the plunge, and only wished I had done it sooner. Do take some time and sit on many bikes, and not just for a second or two, really feel them under you and all the way around. Try ones you might not even think you would like or want, that's how I found the one that fit me perfectly yet unexpectedly, and couldn't be happier with my choice.

What bike is that ?

Being a noob biker at the ripe age of almost 64 can I ask what bike you've got playing that sweet tune?! 😊

My old 360 enduro with the sound of the 2 stroke is great. Just out riding dirt roads. Really rural out my way. Watch out for horse crap from all the Amish. I just moved up to a Buell Ulysses. Need to get more of all terrain tires on it. Roads suck here and have to go down dirt roads for work.

Great information! Really helped me out. Beginner rider here. This makes cornering so much easier.

Did you stop and if so what was it like??

I love it! ❤

Bought a 75 Honda CB125S which has a tach. With a red line of 9500 I saw 7500 to go 50MPH so yeah it can do 60 at Red Line but with no more revs. I bought it so that I will have a Fun Small motorcycle to ride off into retirement that can be easily moved around when it needs to be pushed. It weighs 213 pounds with a full tank of gasoline.

WOW that's AWESOME!! this goes pretty fast actually i thought it would go slower in the beginning but i think this is pretty good!

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If it doesn't make sense it is doing its job. The algorithm is constantly changing. I have noticed though in the last year is they are going around and promoting small creators or videos with low view counts. The thing that keeps videos getting promoted to new viewers is viewer engagement and view time (how much they watch, if they skip ahead & rewatch the video). Best of luck in your endeavors mate.

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We're friends, Im a subscriber, and I still don't see tour stuff all the time, I don't understand algorithm at all.

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" fk this place in particular "