Howdy 🤠 Thanks for tickling my history nerdiness, lol Indian did start in 1901, but the company went under in 1953. The brand was used to import EU brands in 60’s & 70’s. 99-2003 it was revitalized in CA using S&S motors to technically make new bikes. 06-2011 it was rebought by Brit company & made in NC. 2011 it was bought by Polaris, who started in 2016 using it as rebranded Victorys, lol A lot of other stuff ya mentioned is cool to learn. As for catching that myth, kudos! I haven’t heard of it tbh, lol. Also, the homey look is adorable 😊
Thanks for sharing! Very interesting info. I never knew about the Dodge motorcycle. Reminds me of the V8 powered motorcycles that you see at Motorcycle Rallys.
I forgot that Doge built that exotic V-10 Motorcycle .. I think that Tom Cruize rode that motorcycle in a movie.. You are thinking of the Boss Hoss V-8 V-10 small block Chevy , Big Block Chevy LS chevy two speed transmission ..
You are enjoyable to listen to... and are quite lovely as well. I am currently riding an Indian Roadmaster that I have modified in various ways... I removed the luggage rack and the much too large seat, as well as the front lower fairings. Thank you for sharing... will continue to view your posts. Concerns braking, I could be wrong about this, but most motorcycles now have ABS braking systems which prohibit the brakes from locking up. Also, for emergency stopping at high speeds, both brakes should be used simultaneously as the front brakes provide a large percentage of stopping power. However, I am finding that once my bike is traveling at 10mph or less as I come to a stop, I always take my hand OFF the front brake and leave my right foot gently working the back brake pedal. As I come to a final stop, I apply more force to the back brake as I lower my left foot to the ground. Only in specific applications do I ever move my right foot to the ground. There are numerous videos showing the details of what I am writing here... which discuss the dynamics in play when using the clutch friction zone to keep the rear-wheel 'loaded', especially at slow speeds.
when I was a kid back in the late 60's I had a Harley topper "big scooter" it had a pull rope and a key to start it no gear box just a big centrifugal clutch
in 1919 Indian Race bikes were hitting 100 MPH .. Indian got 1st 2nd and 3rd place at the Isle of Man one years. Hendee was a Genius Engineer and Desigener. He was a bicycle builder and racer and built his own Carburetor for his first Motorcycles. ruclips.net/video/On4YT09KiGc/видео.html
Royal Enfield manufactured guns as did BSA in England. Royal Enfield of the UK is long gone but continually in Business in India which was a Colony of Great Britain .
The channel is growing, 5K up, up, lol. Congrats. Keep up the good work.. Hey, have you considered. ever thought about doing demo rides. I saw some demo stuff happening in some areas Daytona, West Palm Beach. ect… I know your channel is a bit different but still its moto content. a live way to give us a take on a byke and a cool way to meet other motovloggers. network.
Kawasaki was an aerospace and ship building company and only ventured into motorcycles as a marketing pitch to publicize their "heavy industries division" in 1962. The aircraft division became interested in motorcycles when working with Meguro Manufacturing and produced the B8, a single-cylinder, two-stroke, air-cooled engine. Kawasaki quickly realized it could apply aircraft design and materials to motorcycles and in 1963 Kawasaki acquired Meguro and created what we now know as the Kawasaki Motorcycle Company. And a Ninja was born.
The Honda Super Cub Sold More Than Any Other Vehicle.. the Automatic. Clutch Enabled Noodle Delivery Riders In Japan to Ride With one Hand on The Handlebars leaving one Hand free to Hold. The Noodle Bag
@@mikeskidmore6754 cheers I knew it was some Kind of Clutch Device for Noodle Riders 👍 British Motoring Journalist James May of Top Gear fame Did a TV Show About The Honda Cub. ..He Rides one Across Tokyo to Honda Headquarters,. Some bits on U Tube
AWE MAN! HOW ARE YA GOING TO LEAVE US HANGING LIKE THAT? I would've loved to hear the story about how you discovered the myth, maybe if possible, the origins of the myth. Also the real story behind their 1st carb, if possible. Maybe even a whole video dedicated to moto-history myths. I'll admit, I'm a little weird, bur I found #7 to be the most interesting. (I can't be that weird, Mythbusters was a pretty successful show)
@@MotoDasha Murder Domes Indian Dominated in the early Years, then Excelsior beat Indian so Hendee had to develop and improved engine. Schwin bought Excelsior . ruclips.net/video/Xskl8Jh1ybg/видео.html&lc=Ugx1AO0oyc2dM2VHVj94AaABAg.A9Bud_rUY7QA9HzyvoEGtq
@@MotoDasha Fascinating facts. I thought that Daimler pronounced Dimler became Mercedez Bendz then I found out about Daimler of the UK that at one time merged with Chrysler which today is Stellantis. They are losing billions on their electric cars and have serious quality problems with the Jeeps and may be ending Jeep Production. I also read that Daimler is Jaguar which is now owned by Russian Tatis .. GM owned Jaguar for a short time I believe. ruclips.net/video/F_7TQN_kC30/видео.html
Harley finally came out with the ST model which is almost identical to the FXRT of the 1980's after the buy back from AMF. I'm fortunate to own a mid year 1984 FXRT with an EVO motor. I'm thinking a fresh paint job and nobody will be able if I have a new ST or a 40 year old bike!
Okay stop, the first v twin was in fact made by Herr Gottlieb Daimler in 1889 and the first motorcycle to implement it's design into a motorcycle was the Princeps Autocar company in the UK in 1902. In 1903 the following companies followed suit being Eclipse UK, Glen Curtiss USA and one of the original auto companies that joined forces with 4 others to form Audi, NSU, Germany. NSU is an abbreviation for Neckarsulm. That's the town next to Heilbronn where I currently live on the Neckar river. It's also where every single Audi A6 in the world is built. The R8 is built in Böllinger Hoffe just up the street. NSU has a small museum not far from the Audi plant. Just a 45 minute drive down the A6 (Highway Not the car) you'll find Mercedes (Daimler) and Porsche. If you really want your mind blown dive into Motto Guzzi. But I mean, all of this factual information is pretty easy to discover. Once you wrap your head around all of this, dive into the engineering that's gone into constant evolution of the internal combustion engine. Because it's still the same principle as its inception but its limits have not stopped being challenged. Compression, fuel and spark. The rest is just a dance. Who's the best dancer? That's a matter of personal preference. Best of luck on your endeavors.
you live in florida. are you going to the forgotten angels campout in tampa at the end of the month? my daughter is going there. she has a channel too. i think she'd like you so i'm sending her a link to your channel. (edit) my daughter knows the people that put it on and they told her it's happening in spite of the storm. we are on the opposite side of the continent in bc canada.
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Fact #8, Motorcycles make you happier, no debate!
Will not argue that one!!
Maybach= "May-bahK". Daimler= "Dime-ler" (like the coin, a dime) I really enjoyed the video. Great content, and I always look forward to the next one.
Howdy 🤠
Thanks for tickling my history nerdiness, lol
Indian did start in 1901, but the company went under in 1953.
The brand was used to import EU brands in 60’s & 70’s.
99-2003 it was revitalized in CA using S&S motors to technically make new bikes.
06-2011 it was rebought by Brit company & made in NC.
2011 it was bought by Polaris, who started in 2016 using it as rebranded Victorys, lol
A lot of other stuff ya mentioned is cool to learn.
As for catching that myth, kudos! I haven’t heard of it tbh, lol.
Also, the homey look is adorable 😊
Boy, if I had a sponsor to fix my bike anytime it had a serious issue, I’d be traveling much more than I already am.
Thanks for sharing! Very interesting info. I never knew about the Dodge motorcycle. Reminds me of the V8 powered motorcycles that you see at Motorcycle Rallys.
I forgot that Doge built that exotic V-10 Motorcycle .. I think that Tom Cruize rode that motorcycle in a movie.. You are thinking of the Boss Hoss V-8 V-10 small block Chevy , Big Block Chevy LS chevy two speed transmission ..
Another fun video to feed the motorcycle obsession. Thank you.
BTW - hope hurricane Milton doesn’t impact you.
I love the tomato soup can carb story!
You are enjoyable to listen to... and are quite lovely as well. I am currently riding an Indian Roadmaster that I have modified in various ways... I removed the luggage rack and the much too large seat, as well as the front lower fairings. Thank you for sharing... will continue to view your posts. Concerns braking, I could be wrong about this, but most motorcycles now have ABS braking systems which prohibit the brakes from locking up. Also, for emergency stopping at high speeds, both brakes should be used simultaneously as the front brakes provide a large percentage of stopping power. However, I am finding that once my bike is traveling at 10mph or less as I come to a stop, I always take my hand OFF the front brake and leave my right foot gently working the back brake pedal. As I come to a final stop, I apply more force to the back brake as I lower my left foot to the ground. Only in specific applications do I ever move my right foot to the ground. There are numerous videos showing the details of what I am writing here... which discuss the dynamics in play when using the clutch friction zone to keep the rear-wheel 'loaded', especially at slow speeds.
when I was a kid back in the late 60's I had a Harley topper "big scooter" it had a pull rope and a key to start it no gear box just a big centrifugal clutch
in 1919 Indian Race bikes were hitting 100 MPH .. Indian got 1st 2nd and 3rd place at the Isle of Man one years. Hendee was a Genius Engineer and Desigener. He was a bicycle builder and racer and built his own Carburetor for his first Motorcycles.
ruclips.net/video/On4YT09KiGc/видео.html
Royal Enfield manufactured guns as did BSA in England. Royal Enfield of the UK is long gone but continually in Business in India which was a Colony of Great Britain .
The channel is growing, 5K up, up, lol. Congrats. Keep up the good work.. Hey, have you considered. ever thought about doing demo rides. I saw some demo stuff happening in some areas Daytona, West Palm Beach. ect… I know your channel is a bit different but still its moto content. a live way to give us a take on a byke and a cool way to meet other motovloggers. network.
Kawasaki was an aerospace and ship building company and only ventured into motorcycles as a marketing pitch to publicize their "heavy industries division" in 1962. The aircraft division became interested in motorcycles when working with Meguro Manufacturing and produced the B8, a single-cylinder, two-stroke, air-cooled engine. Kawasaki quickly realized it could apply aircraft design and materials to motorcycles and in 1963 Kawasaki acquired Meguro and created what we now know as the Kawasaki Motorcycle Company. And a Ninja was born.
Doodle sent me 🤙🏼😎 ✌🏼
The Honda Super Cub Sold More Than
Any Other Vehicle.. the Automatic. Clutch Enabled Noodle Delivery Riders
In Japan to Ride With one Hand on
The Handlebars leaving one Hand free to Hold. The Noodle Bag
Honda sold over 300 Million Cubs. They have a Centrifugal Clutch and 4 speed manually shifted transmission.
@@mikeskidmore6754 cheers I knew it was some Kind of Clutch Device for Noodle Riders 👍
British Motoring Journalist James May of Top Gear fame Did a TV Show About
The Honda Cub. ..He Rides one Across Tokyo to Honda Headquarters,. Some bits on U Tube
@@jefflambert8603 C-90 Adventures Ed March has ridden them all over the World
ruclips.net/video/nsV3MrshZt4/видео.html
Very cool video, thanks for sharing these facts. Stay free girl! 🤟😎
I make mistakes too, because no one lets me forget them, but when I'm right no one remembers them.
AWE MAN! HOW ARE YA GOING TO LEAVE US HANGING LIKE THAT?
I would've loved to hear the story about how you discovered the myth, maybe if possible, the origins of the myth.
Also the real story behind their 1st carb, if possible.
Maybe even a whole video dedicated to moto-history myths.
I'll admit, I'm a little weird, bur I found #7 to be the most interesting.
(I can't be that weird, Mythbusters was a pretty successful show)
Those are some good ideas. I'll keep that in mind man!! Thank 😁😁 yeah for me #7 was most interesting as well 😁
@@MotoDasha Murder Domes Indian Dominated in the early Years, then Excelsior beat Indian so Hendee had to develop and improved engine. Schwin bought Excelsior .
ruclips.net/video/Xskl8Jh1ybg/видео.html&lc=Ugx1AO0oyc2dM2VHVj94AaABAg.A9Bud_rUY7QA9HzyvoEGtq
@@MotoDasha Driving the first car in the 1930's you can see 1930's cars in the background.
ruclips.net/video/WZ2Q5B0ZYnI/видео.html
@@MotoDasha Fascinating facts. I thought that Daimler pronounced Dimler became Mercedez Bendz then I found out about Daimler of the UK that at one time merged with Chrysler which today is Stellantis. They are losing billions on their electric cars and have serious quality problems with the Jeeps and may be ending Jeep Production. I also read that Daimler is Jaguar which is now owned by Russian Tatis .. GM owned Jaguar for a short time I believe.
ruclips.net/video/F_7TQN_kC30/видео.html
New subscriber. Doodle took me to your channel
Interesting fact,Yamaha makes the best bikes!
Reitwagen
Right vaagen
Reit is from reiten - to ride
Wagen is a vehicle. So Reitwagen is a riding vehicle
Thank you! I was so hoping someone would help with pronunciation .
@@MotoDasha Just a weird ohioan that took german in school! Haha
Harley finally came out with the ST model which is almost identical to the FXRT of the 1980's after the buy back from AMF. I'm fortunate to own a mid year 1984 FXRT with an EVO motor. I'm thinking a fresh paint job and nobody will be able if I have a new ST or a 40 year old bike!
Okay stop, the first v twin was in fact made by Herr Gottlieb Daimler in 1889 and the first motorcycle to implement it's design into a motorcycle was the Princeps Autocar company in the UK in 1902. In 1903 the following companies followed suit being Eclipse UK, Glen Curtiss USA and one of the original auto companies that joined forces with 4 others to form Audi, NSU, Germany. NSU is an abbreviation for Neckarsulm. That's the town next to Heilbronn where I currently live on the Neckar river. It's also where every single Audi A6 in the world is built. The R8 is built in Böllinger Hoffe just up the street. NSU has a small museum not far from the Audi plant. Just a 45 minute drive down the A6 (Highway Not the car) you'll find Mercedes (Daimler) and Porsche. If you really want your mind blown dive into Motto Guzzi. But I mean, all of this factual information is pretty easy to discover. Once you wrap your head around all of this, dive into the engineering that's gone into constant evolution of the internal combustion engine. Because it's still the same principle as its inception but its limits have not stopped being challenged.
Compression, fuel and spark. The rest is just a dance. Who's the best dancer? That's a matter of personal preference.
Best of luck on your endeavors.
Have a look at Alan Millard's v10 bike
That was Good !!
I think you meant “impression” but you actually said “compression” the first time you were trying to say it…. :)
Yeah. Of course it's wrong. Everybody knows it was a pea soup can.
You need more RC cars 👍👍
You are butchering names. But we all understand you. So…
you live in florida. are you going to the forgotten angels campout in tampa at the end of the month? my daughter is going there. she has a channel too. i think she'd like you so i'm sending her a link to your channel. (edit) my daughter knows the people that put it on and they told her it's happening in spite of the storm. we are on the opposite side of the continent in bc canada.