Yes Henry does know who he wants with him but he is the film maker, it's his name on the tin and his skill is making it all work, yes he likes to act the joker most of the time but he is a serious rider, maybe not a good spannerman but then nor was Mike Hailwood ( he admitted it) without the Motorbike show we would have no biker t.v, .......Guy, Sam and Alan wouldn't be there if they didn't want to be, they've known him a long time and they all have a mutual respect.
Can't stand Coles "manchild act" and his overuse of the words quintessential, homage, mmm mmm, etc he's a hard watch and a terrible presenter but he has the motorbike telly stuff, all his own, how ?HOW?
How means that you're in the minority that aren't enraptured by Henry l would say, Henry knows what he's doing and he does it well, you have to respect the fact he is clever enough to surround himself with blokes like Guy, Alan & Sam.
Thank you Skid, you're great and although I like Henry you are the one that keeps me entertained. Thank you for letting us into your collection. Keep up the great work you do. 👍
Im the same regarding little machines, done with big miles and heavy bikes. They made me happy to ride. But getting on small machines makes me happy, a laugh, a giggle. My current step through is a Aprillia RS250.
i have had a few bikes at one point not so long ago a honda 125 t 1979 vintage i would see my late mum in yeovil from southampton what an adventure like the early days again
I enjoyed that Skid, shows you in a different light from when you are on Henry's show. I too love the little Hondas had a benly just like yours but it wobbled all over the place, there was nothing wrong with it but when I sold it the new owner took the fairing off and that cured it apparently. The cb125t was a real screamer 85 mph ! Keep up the good work.
Those little Honda's like the CB and CG 125's are still being copied by the Chinese manufacturers etc, it's a bulletproof little thing for sure. I had the RS 250 and I'd love another one today, that was quick, light and it handled like a house fly. Yeah, that one makes the list of "the ones I wish I'd kept" that I think all bikers have.
The Honda's are fantastic...brecon as you get older you start to like the small bore bikes even more..I know I do...they light easy to ride and cost nothing yo run..once you accept you ain't going fast you settle down and enjoy the ride...fabulous.
Top banana 🥳 Man after my own heart…… probably the same vintage. Likewise, a modded 1584cc FatBob for shitz’n giggles, a Varadero for yomping about on and a couple of projects in the back. Wifey had a CB125 twin back in the nineties as first bike (and love) and I had a CD185 Benly as a hack, rekindling a lost love CD175 in the eighties ❤️ Gave the Benly to my Dad……. loved it….. something about that family of soft twins that bewitched…… no frenzy, no revs….. but solid progress and effortless. Great video, great Guy 😎🇬🇧
After learning on an SS50, the CB125T, in silver, was my first motorcycle. Thrashed it for a year - never had a single problem. Was a great little bike
I think the CB1100RS is one of the most beautiful bikes ever made. I always think if you ask a kid to draw a bike, that is what it would look like. Understated but stunning.
You could roll in the dough if you sold your Five4 as a kit for all the thousands of used bikes out there! Very Nice, I am regretting selling my 2014 Honda CB 1100 a couple months ago. Enjoy! Eric C. in NC-USA. 🏍
I am in an Eternal Love with my presitinely maintained Yamaha RX-135, 5-SPEED for the past 21 years! I ride it daily. Nothing comes closer to this 2-Stroke Jem!
What a great video! So interesting. I've only seen Guy on Henry's programs so this is a revelation. What a super fellow, and very talented too. Subscribed and Liked!
Wow wow wow I’m so in ore of your bikes guy I’ve had bikes all my life but unfortunately not any more due to lack of money I miss my bike terribly I yearn for a bike to ride I think to myself if only I had another bike , keep up the good work guy your a legend in your own right
I'm with you on the key thing, my previous bike wouldn't start, turns out my entry tag from work interfered with the anti theft device. SO DON'T PUT THOSE ON YOUR KEY RING.😁👏🇳🇱 NL, Transalp with many mods (none technologisch)
Guy, you are speaking my kinda of language Mate. You keep mentioning a Z1 and I assume it was a 900 Kawasaki. This was my all time favourite bike. I know Henry Cole was more in to the smaller stuff, but this and the Suzuki GT750 "Kettle" back in the early 70's were my All Time Favourite Bikes.
My wife and I have had 5 benlys over the years. We still have two. Hers being a 6v and 50000 miles +. And mine a 12v and 45000 miles +. Both are now over 40 years old and are historic vehicles. Great bikes. Both do over 70 miles to the full up. Did have a GL1000 K1, did 65000 miles and sold it on. Should have kept it as they are quite rare now.
What year is your Iron Head Sporty? Looks great! I have a 1983 XLH that I bought brand new. Still all original except for a solo seat and I ride it regularly. Thank you!
Skid, have you done the cam chain tensioner modification yet on your 01 Harley? I have an 01 twin cam 88 and I’m thinking of going the gear driven cam route. I agree with you, the iron head engine is a cracker. I fancy a kicker early 900 or later 1000.
Hello, I’m very interested in the Gladstone No1 that is for sale at the classic car hub, apparently it the first one of the line made ,can you tell me if it’s the one that has appeared in you videos
If you like this video you might also like this video we produced with Guy on his custom Honda builds: ruclips.net/video/5PzD7yT3EEA/видео.html
Henry Cole knows how to surround himself with talented people. Sam, Guy and Alan! Wow what a lineup!
Yes Henry does know who he wants with him but he is the film maker, it's his name on the tin and his skill is making it all work, yes he likes to act the joker most of the time but he is a serious rider, maybe not a good spannerman but then nor was Mike Hailwood ( he admitted it) without the Motorbike show we would have no biker t.v, .......Guy, Sam and Alan wouldn't be there if they didn't want to be, they've known him a long time and they all have a mutual respect.
@@kevinobrien1259 I think Henry should dial back a bit on his facetious remarks about his buddies though.
Can't stand Coles "manchild act" and his overuse of the words quintessential, homage, mmm mmm, etc he's a hard watch and a terrible presenter but he has the motorbike telly stuff, all his own, how ?HOW?
How means that you're in the minority that aren't enraptured by Henry l would say, Henry knows what he's doing and he does it well, you have to respect the fact he is clever enough to surround himself with blokes like Guy, Alan & Sam.
@@mikewalker1885 don’t watch it then!
So nice to listen to you without being interrupted by Henry. Excellent
What a lovely bloke Guy is
Skid so easy to listen to.. im signing up. Very articulate you should do more presenting ..on your own
Thanks for showing us you bikes Skid! - I love your articulate enthusiasm!!
Thank you Skid, you're great and although I like Henry you are the one that keeps me entertained. Thank you for letting us into your collection. Keep up the great work you do. 👍
thanks skid for sharing its like a breath of fresh air to see you doing your own stuff full respect
Thanks for the tour Skid
What a cracking bloke ! Luuuurve the Harley !
Your bike looks amazing in the candy orange, you are an absolute legend
What a fantastic look inside skids world ..
Very talented and a vast of bike knowledge. Love the clip outstanding..
Skid is a proper old school, lifelong biker, he must be kind to animals or something to deserve keeping all his hair
😂
Lol...Nice one mate...wtf is the relevance I haven't a clue...but very funny mate 😂
Love this man to have his own TV show! Great infront of the camera
If Guy wanted to front his own show, I think Henry would have given him a show before now.
Love Skid ,we need more of this
Only just found Guy on RUclips. Comes across a genuinely decent fella. I enjoy his relaxed presenting style and his knowledge of styling motorcycles
Brilliant Skid, passionate biker a very clever chap. Nice to see your own channel. Keep up the good work.
Im the same regarding little machines, done with big miles and heavy bikes. They made me happy to ride. But getting on small machines makes me happy, a laugh, a giggle. My current step through is a Aprillia RS250.
I ride my Yamaha RX-135, 5-SPEED, Two Stroke Daily.😁😁😁
(2000 year Model)
Nice to see the other side of your TV work, nice non boring and informative.
great vid. Guy does some great stuff. Very relateable geezer too, would like to see more of this from him.
That CB125 Twin, what a tidy little bike. What a great video.
Nice to see behind the scenes & you in your natural environment!
Thanks for sharing Skid ,great bikes .
Regards
Dave from Scotland
Thanx Guy....really enjoyed watching that....very talented man....
Great video Skid, I love your passion and love of bikes.
Wow skid. Wrongly I assumed you only did odd jobs for Henry. How wrong was I. Loving your passion for your work. Nice tidy workshop says it all.
So chuffed for Skid when he got
his Harley on Find it fix it flog it.
You should have your own show mate!
Thats a perfect sportster build. Beautiful.
i have had a few bikes at one point not so long ago a honda 125 t 1979 vintage i would see my late mum in yeovil from southampton what an adventure like the early days again
What a nice chap and what a nice video too.
Guy that was a great look at what you like and what you own, some lovely bikes.
Great video Skid. Love your bikes and your work - top man !
I think that candy orange is a stunning colour👍🏴
Nice to see you on your own territory. Enjoy watching you on junk and disorderly. Great video guy 👍
Awesome job on the orange CB1100!!!!!
Proper old school biker is Skid cheers mate 🤘
Thanks!
I enjoyed that Skid, shows you in a different light from when you are on Henry's show. I too love the little Hondas had a benly just like yours but it wobbled all over the place, there was nothing wrong with it but when I sold it the new owner took the fairing off and that cured it apparently. The cb125t was a real screamer 85 mph ! Keep up the good work.
Those little Honda's like the CB and CG 125's are still being copied by the Chinese manufacturers etc, it's a bulletproof little thing for sure. I had the RS 250 and I'd love another one today, that was quick, light and it handled like a house fly. Yeah, that one makes the list of "the ones I wish I'd kept" that I think all bikers have.
The Honda's are fantastic...brecon as you get older you start to like the small bore bikes even more..I know I do...they light easy to ride and cost nothing yo run..once you accept you ain't going fast you settle down and enjoy the ride...fabulous.
Im love watching all of the lad's ❤❤
Skid has made his mark.
Love the top Dennis.
Top banana 🥳
Man after my own heart…… probably the same vintage. Likewise, a modded 1584cc FatBob for shitz’n giggles, a Varadero for yomping about on and a couple of projects in the back.
Wifey had a CB125 twin back in the nineties as first bike (and love) and I had a CD185 Benly as a hack, rekindling a lost love CD175 in the eighties ❤️ Gave the Benly to my Dad……. loved it….. something about that family of soft twins that bewitched…… no frenzy, no revs….. but solid progress and effortless.
Great video, great Guy 😎🇬🇧
Wonderful, thanks for a look at your bikes.
Great video lovely collection of motorbikes
After learning on an SS50, the CB125T, in silver, was my first motorcycle. Thrashed it for a year - never had a single problem. Was a great little bike
Great set up! I used to courier in the midlands on CD200 as well.
Watched you on Henry Cole, but as a CB1100RS owner didn't realise you were responsible for the 54! May be in contact to see what can be done on the RS
The sound of that CB1100 (orange one at the end of the video) is bang on perfect!
Really pretty bikes. That old Sporty will be nice. Thank you
Great collection Guy, always good seeing you at Oakley
CB125T was my first bike! Loved it. I had to make do with a Fizzy until I was old enough to ride it because I bought it when I was 16.
Daily I ride my Yamaha RX-135, 5-SPEED, Two Stroke ♥ ( 2000 year Model)
My mates 250 superdream was no faster than my cb125t , that really pissed him off !!
@@flipflop8604yes, the 125 really had the power to weight advantage over the 250. All of this nostalgia is making me want to find another one!
@@retromechanicalengineer Go for it!
Lovely guy and what a superb collection. I definitely approve of the orange paint job, I'd have that as my personal machine any day!
I think the CB1100RS is one of the most beautiful bikes ever made. I always think if you ask a kid to draw a bike, that is what it would look like. Understated but stunning.
tHanks for the tour.
I have just one motorcycle that sits. It is fun to see people who have a passion for riding. tHanks for the video
You could roll in the dough if you sold your Five4 as a kit for all the thousands of used bikes out there! Very Nice, I am regretting selling my 2014 Honda CB 1100 a couple months ago. Enjoy! Eric C. in NC-USA. 🏍
Nice to see someone that likes all bikes .
And ironheads rule
My grandad had the same Rickman fairing on his YDS7. It was his only transport, him and my nan went everywhere on it.
I am in an Eternal Love with my presitinely maintained Yamaha RX-135, 5-SPEED for the past 21 years!
I ride it daily.
Nothing comes closer to this 2-Stroke Jem!
Wish I still had my 100cc Hodaka that I bought new in 1969. I was 16 and rode it every day.
What a great video! So interesting. I've only seen Guy on Henry's programs so this is a revelation. What a super fellow, and very talented too. Subscribed and Liked!
Wow wow wow I’m so in ore of your bikes guy I’ve had bikes all my life but unfortunately not any more due to lack of money I miss my bike terribly I yearn for a bike to ride I think to myself if only I had another bike , keep up the good work guy your a legend in your own right
Hello Guy. The bikes are a credit to you. Some bikes sound like race cars. Do you have a tractor. It's just that I saw a trailer parked up.
Well done Skid I really enjoyed that, I've seen you on Henry Coles programs 👍😎
I like your Dennis the Menace jumper😀👍
Brilliant and very surprised with your workshop I wish I had the space.
Just watched the find it fix it flog it were you bought the lovely Harley I was so pleased for you guy
That was great..really enjoyed it! Cheers, Steve
Stunning looking bikes nice one Skid
Good work, Skid.
I'm with you on the key thing, my previous bike wouldn't start, turns out my entry tag from work interfered with the anti theft device. SO DON'T PUT THOSE ON YOUR KEY RING.😁👏🇳🇱 NL, Transalp with many mods (none technologisch)
Smashing bloke... very talented....
I have an 83 cb1100f. Love it
Great bikes
Really enjoy watching Henry, Sam, Alan and Skid doing their thing. The irony is, I know diddly squat about motors.
My first two bikes in the 70's were Honda's SS50 CB175 maybe I'll get one again been "converted" Interesting vid.
Guy, you are speaking my kinda of language Mate. You keep mentioning a Z1
and I assume it was a 900 Kawasaki. This was my all time favourite bike. I know
Henry Cole was more in to the smaller stuff, but this and the Suzuki GT750 "Kettle"
back in the early 70's were my All Time Favourite Bikes.
Love your Dennis the menace jumper! You are the double of my great mate Spage. Steven page. He has Harleys and C15s too
My wife and I have had 5 benlys over the years. We still have two. Hers being a 6v and 50000 miles +. And mine a 12v and 45000 miles +.
Both are now over 40 years old and are historic vehicles.
Great bikes. Both do over 70 miles to the full up. Did have a GL1000 K1, did 65000 miles and sold it on. Should have kept it as they are quite rare now.
What year is your Iron Head Sporty? Looks great! I have a 1983 XLH that I bought brand new. Still all original except for a solo seat and I ride it regularly. Thank you!
Great work well done Sir.
Skid, have you done the cam chain tensioner modification yet on your 01 Harley? I have an 01 twin cam 88 and I’m thinking of going the gear driven cam route.
I agree with you, the iron head engine is a cracker. I fancy a kicker early 900 or later 1000.
Henry Cole's stepbrother who was squirreled away in the attic because his Dad was Keith Richards. ;-)
Love the CB 125 twin . Had a RD125DX fast. But the early CB twins where quick
Niiiiiiiiiiice one Skid, love every one of your bikes.
Great video skid love the orange bike colour is amazing
Great to see you Guy,brill work
Thanks 👍
I think skid is the business keep on biking bud
Loving your work fella.
Best show on the box
Thanks for sharing 👍
With the Norton 961 being re-released, any plans for a refresh of the special styling you originally did for the previous setup?
I love dennis the menace and his gorgeous bikes
Great work,Skid. Great bikes. Glad you werent forced to have a cup of tea in your hand as per the schtick on Coles outpourings. Hes a bit of a knob !!
Happy days mate 👍
Awesome 👍
I just think guy Alan Sam and Henry are a great bunch of old time bikers remind me of the good old days in the 70s
Great Bikes Skid ! ..... You will see from the profile pic I have 1450 'Train and a 929RRY ... lol
Like the 70s minamlist styling of those Hondas
Loving the dennis the menace jersey skid ❤
Hello, I’m very interested in the Gladstone No1 that is for sale at the classic car hub, apparently it the first one of the line made ,can you tell me if it’s the one that has appeared in you videos