1956 Panhead Cold Start 

Real appreciate the comment and repeated views. Simplicity is KING!! Thank again

Yeah exactly in here again

Couldn’t have said it better

You hit the nail on the head. I looked at a 2023 fatboy and it looked like a space bike. Nothing beats an old school carb sound

Thanks Gabe 12 It was stroked so it ran like a beast! Thanks for checking out the video!

Even with a new one it’s not a bad idea to have a tool kit

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James Butterson thanks for the great compliment, he built beautiful bikes.

stratos fun thank you!

Cold start isn't in reference to the temp. outside, it's referencing the motor. This simply shows the process of getting the bike started "Cold". Thanks for watching!

S S thank you very much!! Back wheel was in fact an 18” laced to a star hub and you’re also correct on the fender. Check out my other video of it going down the road, that stroked panhead was a cackling beast!! Thanks for viewing.

Cold start isn't in reference to the temp. outside, it's referencing the motor. This simply shows the process of getting the bike started "Cold". Thanks for watching!

@@1DirtyKnuckle Yes, I know that but if the temperature around the bike is colder in one area over another, wouldn't the engine also be colder thus making it even more difficult to start? Are you getting what I'm putting down? :)

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Foot clutch! WHERE?

I was wondering that too it looks like the roadster tank

No, this tank is off a late 70's sportster from the AMF era.

@@1DirtyKnuckle aaah very nice any adjustments needed or go straight on? Curiosity haha

Looks to be off a '76.

Thank you very much!

'72s are cool

He's probably keeping the tanks value up by leaving a mint factory paint job on it. Did same thing with one of my bikes. Just left everything intact and used the Fat Bob mounts. That way I could switch back to the Fat Bobs for more range and still sell the Sportster peanut for top dollar if needed..

Because it’s a sporty tank from the AMF era.

Dirty...I understand that but it's a old Pan... Everything looks old then you see AMF...I had a 74 74 Shovel from the AMF Days And I couldn't wait to Paint that Tank... People hated AMF and couldn't be Happier when Harley bought AMF out......I Actually had Good luck with that Bike and had 54 thousand on it with no real Problems..

GameJit serious I’d call it first kick you always need a prime kick so I count it lol f**k keyboard warriors 💪🏼💪🏼

Thanks

Thank you!

clayc2580 hey thanks buddy!!

if thats his crib..not sure hes posin..

I’ve ridden my entire life, and the last few years I’ve grown sick of fellow rider calling literally everyone with nice bikes “posers” “rubs” or “wanna be” ... damn the point of being s biker has been lost by envious and jealousy ... that’s a badass bike bro and kudos to you !

Gliderider thanks man!

rydershortboard Mcleod lot of that these days... thanks for checking out my video man.

Thanks steve anderson appreciate the comment! It was a hot day and a short jaunt around the block so I let the shorts ride, not my usual riding attire! 😂😂

@@1DirtyKnuckle good lad,because Road Rash hurts like Hell 😱👍😎

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Thanks! No, I sold it years ago.

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Blades 22 lol, gotta be an idiot to call it a flat brimmed hat, it’s a GIANTS hat, not a fedora!! Thanks for checking out the video though!

Thanks!

Thanks for input mike magic much appreciated.

ToddtheExploder always strange to me when a perfect stranger gives me his/her unsolicited advice on how I should have built MY bike...

It's to show the prospective buyer the motor was "Cold" and hadn't been running and that it only took 1 full kick to start it. Thanks for viewing.

Ales Persin Thanks for the view and comment!