The Motorcycle Archives is a crossroad between philosophy and motorbikes.\u2028\u2028Each episode is an unscripted journey into the lives of people who are keeping the art of building motorcycles alive. This series goes beyond mechanics, focusing on the human stories that intertwine with the craft of motorcycle artisanship.
The host, Nathaniel Ramirez, was born in the Central Valley of CA where his passion for film and motorcycles was kindled. He currently works in film as an editor and freelance filmmaker in CA.
Subscribed! Getting my first bike next month. Can't wait to fully experience the thrill, passion, and excitement that you describe. Really cool to follow your journey and the journey of the people you've interviewed. Super inspiring.
So sorry about your loss bro. I had hear that the person who put together DVR passed away a few years ago but didn't know who he was. Cancer's a bitch, been fighting it for three years myself.
I'm riding my 19th Harley-Davison, a Livewire One, no exhaust. I stopped changing the aspiration of my bikes when the Motor Company introduced Fuel injection. On a M8, my last ICE bike, it takes about $3k to "install exhaust" properly. For me, not enough performance gain to justify cost anymore, unlike the Shovel, Evo carb era.
It's crazy what the dealer charges for things. So much fulfilling to do it yourself. How do you like your livewire? I rode one last year and i had a blast
When you’re in your sixties, it’s great to hear so much “profoundness” (is that a word?) articulated with such humility and grace by someone not even thirty years old. From southern California ~ Ride Forever! 🦅
