Velocette KTT Mk VIII

Phil Price introduces the venerable and famous Velocette KTT Mk VIII Grand Prix racing motorcycle. From Isle of Man Junior TT wins with Stanley Woods in 1938 and 1939, to the first MotoGP World Championship in 1949 with Freddie Frith and 1950 with Bob Foster.
Price paints the racing motorcycle as the ultimate kinetic artwork.
A classic bike racing kiwi team plan to take 2 Nortons, 2 Velocettes, and an AJS 7R to the Manx Grand Prix MGP in 2024. Watch this space for more information on this exciting entry and how you can support us to enter the worlds most historic and longest road race extravaganza 23-26 August 2024.

[@brucepietro6046]

I have enjoyed riding slowly thru old graveyards on my motorcycle’s over the years. There is a special feeling you get when stopping to take a break from a long ride to pay tribute to all of the souls that are there.

[@richardortiz8704]

Walk in The box looks like a stolen

[@grahamworsdall3144]

BRILLIANT video, blimps into the past TODAY. I once was a proud owner of a 1938 production KSS

[@carlnapp4412]

Her sound still means business!

[@oldschoolmotorsickle]

Lovely production, wonderful bike.

[@Algernon_1337]

Hey Phil, my dad owns a 1937 MSS that I have had the pleasure of riding ( he still rides it) throughout my life. These motorcycles are absolutely fantastic but you have to have ridden them to truly understand. I was able to take the Velo to a local racetrack in South Africa for a couple of laps which il never forget. Velocettes have somewhat of a following where ever they ended up. I had the pleasure of seeing a MkVIII get rebuilt over a number of years that eventually went to race in England. Thanks for your channel.

[@dayriderschat]

An excellent spokesman for Velocette ..... A velo virtually saved me from having a nasty accident in my teens due to its A1 handling .......

[@daviddjerassi]

Loved your heart felt feeling for these prewar Velocette's and the fact that you are keeping them in use to day thank you for the trip down memory lane i enjoyed every minute of your video keep safe Sir.

[@geoffpaston9864]

What a beauty! Some people age well,but art and artefacts go on. I wish I still had my tatty old Viper.
Thanks, Phil, for the whole series.

[@MickE4033]

Thank you for such a well presented and thoughtful video.

[@mrjolly8680]

Thanks, great camera work.

[@viktorroswell1041]

Great video mate just wish still had my old viper clubman!

[@ianbembridge5273]

Thank you

[@nickmiller76]

Good mullet.