ANTIQUE MOTORCYCLE CLUB MEET Wauseon OH, 2022 - PART 2 

Thanks or taking us along. Very nice show and I appreciate the comments and share of your moto knowledge. Thanks again, Dave.

Excellent video! Nice steady camera work, unlike 99% of other swap meet YT content. And your commentary is much appreciated. Thank you for taking us along.

Very nice video

At 21:45 That's a 1962 IZH. Soviet made trouble~but my friend bought it anyway because they're kinda rare here in the USA. Thanks for the video's, i enjoyed them even though i was there the whole weekend.

Awesome bike swap meet well myself I think I would rather walk that way you don’t miss anything i use to travel to Pennsylvania to the Carlisle car swap meet walk the grounds with 15 miles of isles

I love that bike! at 4:28 it is a Tohatsu.

One see's all these vintage bikes , and wonder at times ...HOW did they EVEN run ???? LOL

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Starting at around 13:10, you say a 49 EL is a knuckle lower end. ELs (1000cc) and FLs (1200cc) were designators of en 13:19 gine size, NOT head design. The last knuc was 47, the 1st pan 48. The bike you showed was a 2nd year pan 1000cc. Also, right after that you show a custom (probably Paughco or D+D) Springer fork and call a girder. I appreciate your making that long walk and taking a good video but these mistakes are BASIC.

There she is (22:25), the 'famous' Simson AWO Sport, Made in GDR (former (East) German Democratic Republic) due to the Cold War until 1989. :D I haven't thought that actually one of them made it over the pond to the states.^^ AWOs are very good, reliable bike with a wonderful sound out of that single pounder. They are a kind of minority in the landscape of motorcycles from "behind the wall" because they are one of the few 4 stroke bike availible there while the majority was 2 stroke because of the sheeper/easier production of the 'blue smoke' ones.^^ The far more better looking version of that AWO, which is called 'Sport', is the AWO 'Touren'. She has more the style of the 40s bikes like the BMWs with their boxy frames and the single cylinder present in the middle of it. The AWO 'Sport' looks completely different to the AWO 'Touren'. She has a much more modern look out of the mid 50s with much more cover panels on the frame ect. But both of them have a very nice sound but that's probably the only thing they share. :) (AWO Touren: A nice model (like a '2' or so) here in Germany goes easy up to 7500 - 8500,-€ ; plus a sidecar on her and you can put a '9' infront. :p