just amazing man bums me out wen these bikes are gone cuz obviously they will never be back so its just so cool people put in the time and make them 100% correct and then keep em i love it
i love the fact that you don't do JUST harleys, as a kid, i helped in my uncles friends machine shop. He worked on everything no other shops would touch. So i seen soooo many un known or unpopular brands, birdgestone,zundapp, aeromachhi, etc. i did carbs, rim truing, i cleaned frames, dug out sludge, pretty much all the grunge work but i learned so much. I'd love to come by some time just to shoot the shit n share a beer. Keep up the great work!!
VERY RARE. This is the only complete 1927 4-45 ever found. The rest were completed off examples of parts from this machine which I found in Long Island NY in 1995.
Interesting seeing an air cooled 4 cylinder engine in this longitudinal arragement, I wonder if that last cylinder in particular would get hotter than the others. Not to mention the crossflow side valve head, which is incredbly cool.
A Henderson 4 dealer ran an engine on a stand for a few years to prove the cylinder's did not heat up. The American 4's were VERY reliable, in a contemporary context.
@@HuntingHarleys I can't even figure out what they're worth. How much did this one go for? I bid on a 1917 Cleveland that was used in wwi, I bid too low, $13k. It was located in Europe, and with shipping it would have cost me over $20k to get it here. Cool bike, but a novelty. A symptom I call the 'model t effect'. Cool and historical, but too primitive for realistic riding or driving.
A single and a 4 are two very different things. For a good Cleveland 4, expect to pay 150k to 300k. I found this one in Long Island New York in 1995. Prices were VERY different. It was mostly complete. Had to pay 15k as a together basket. Sold to the Current owner Mike Terry for 25k around 96/97 who restored it. Give him a call. Offer enough maybe he will sell. No reproduction on this machine [Name] Mike Terry Cell [Mobile] (908) 783-8414
Steve, great to meet you and Francine at Oley!! Mike has more then one machine. The baby Cleveland he brought out and we both took turns riding it 3 Oley's ago. Then we made the video on it right after the meet.
according to Cleveland's literature, this is exactly what as produced in 1927. That said, these were extremely limited production 400-500 made, hand built machines. I would absolutely love to see pictures of yours! Please e-mail me at huntingharleys@gmail.com
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Jesus , I've never seen any bike kick over that quick & idle perfect , what a beauty .
That's an amazing piece of motorcycle history, beautifully restored and starts and runs like a modern day engine! Incredible job!
Can't take my eye off that perfect chopper in the background.
just amazing man bums me out wen these bikes are gone cuz obviously they will never be back so its just so cool people put in the time and make them 100% correct and then keep em i love it
i love the fact that you don't do JUST harleys, as a kid, i helped in my uncles friends machine shop. He worked on everything no other shops would touch. So i seen soooo many un known or unpopular brands, birdgestone,zundapp, aeromachhi, etc. i did carbs, rim truing, i cleaned frames, dug out sludge, pretty much all the grunge work but i learned so much. I'd love to come by some time just to shoot the shit n share a beer. Keep up the great work!!
That is the coolest bike I think I have ever seen. Thank you Todd for all your great videos.
What a cool bike! I love the original paint scheme
VERY RARE. This is the only complete 1927 4-45 ever found. The rest were completed off examples of parts from this machine which I found in Long Island NY in 1995.
The roaring 20s right there. Amazing sound. Dreamlike stance.
And extremely rare
Beautiful ! Big Congratulations !
Incredible, sounds great
dude ... are you kidding me ? It starts better than my shovel ...right away ... crazy stuff going on here !
When 'everyone' else rolls up with their 20s vintage Hendersons, THIS!😁
Hello Todd ,Nice bike I am restore a 1927 Cleveland 4-45 ,regards Kurt
+kurt dale rare bike!
Nice lines...beautiful.
Interesting seeing an air cooled 4 cylinder engine in this longitudinal arragement, I wonder if that last cylinder in particular would get hotter than the others. Not to mention the crossflow side valve head, which is incredbly cool.
A Henderson 4 dealer ran an engine on a stand for a few years to prove the cylinder's did not heat up. The American 4's were VERY reliable, in a contemporary context.
great motorcycle!
sounds great, no smoke.
Hey Todd ,Just got back from a local A.M.C.A I was talking to Mike Terry out there .
Mikey is a good dude
Stunni g bike man!!!!
Really fucn cool man
Dunno if this is a dead channel, but I'm looking for a Cleveland four. They seem as rare as a hens tooth.
They are, only a rough 2000 ever made total
@@HuntingHarleys I can't even figure out what they're worth. How much did this one go for? I bid on a 1917 Cleveland that was used in wwi, I bid too low, $13k. It was located in Europe, and with shipping it would have cost me over $20k to get it here. Cool bike, but a novelty. A symptom I call the 'model t effect'. Cool and historical, but too primitive for realistic riding or driving.
A single and a 4 are two very different things. For a good Cleveland 4, expect to pay 150k to 300k. I found this one in Long Island New York in 1995. Prices were VERY different. It was mostly complete. Had to pay 15k as a together basket. Sold to the Current owner Mike Terry for 25k around 96/97 who restored it. Give him a call. Offer enough maybe he will sell. No reproduction on this machine [Name] Mike Terry Cell
[Mobile] (908) 783-8414
She's a beauty.
Hey Todd nice meeting you at oley Does Mike still own this cleveland? Didn't see it there ,that Henderson was very nice?
Steve, great to meet you and Francine at Oley!! Mike has more then one machine. The baby Cleveland he brought out and we both took turns riding it 3 Oley's ago. Then we made the video on it right after the meet.
Todd, tell opie to work the camera. Please, prevent us from getting visual disturbances
That was RUclips fix
It is a cross 28.... I have a 27
This is absolutely a 27. I'd love to see photos of yours. Huntingharleys@gmail.com 661 904 8512
according to Cleveland's literature, this is exactly what as produced in 1927. That said, these were extremely limited production 400-500 made, hand built machines. I would absolutely love to see pictures of yours! Please e-mail me at huntingharleys@gmail.com
Was buddy with the camera drunk?🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🤪