This episode features an exciting ride with Snake Dumpster and Justin Chatwin. The boys find aliens, bellybutton lint and plenty of mechanical problems along the way. Shot + Edited by - Todd Blubaugh Original Music by - Rocco DeLuca
I can't praise your work enough Todd, these episodes transcend the bikes (Which most are here for) and always manage be about life itself. But the love for vintage bikes manages to become the vehicle for a deeper meaning. Keep going!
Hahaha, New to the channel. I got 2 mins in & hooked fellas. That's what it's about.. Kudos gents, kudos. Artwork. Authentic, old school vibe story telling. Thank you, salute 🤚
I've been in a bit of a lull with riding, want to but find excuses not too. Just letting life get the better of me. Want to thank you for the podcast/videos. They help rekindle the flame. Keep up the great work, stay safe.
Todd this is just outstanding. You've captured and distilled the undefinable 'thing'' that we are looking for as riders when we step outside and kick our metal beasts into action. You've managed to capture a feeling that is so universal, that spirit of curiosity, the feeling of small a group sharing in difficulties and experiencing overcoming them from the skills each person brought to the task. This is the modern day Iliad bro, but one that is attainable by each of us. Just outstanding work.
I just found your channel freaking love it im 70 still riding 1990 softail you are bring back great memory's from so cal riding my 66 bonny hardtail i still do 5 to 8 thousand a year never give up it keeps us forever young!
Im in South Africa , where a dying breed is upon us Even choppers and bikes are vanished people climbing in these 4 wheel boxes of terror 😔🤝best content ever
Absolutely love the videos. The videos I've watched the last 2 days has motivated me to get my ass in gear and get my shovel done, has also changed my mindset a bit. Craving some brotherhood riding old bikes and wrenching on old bikes together. Can't wait to get my shovel done
Outdone your self with this one Todd, thank you for taking the time to make this movie, Justin seems like such an awesome dude in real life, god bless.
Another great one! I'll never forget being out in the woods camping off the bike and seeing starlink for the first time. Yer just kind of there like.. dang.
It takes a village to maintain these beautiful machines. I want to get into this world but I feel like the wealth of knowledge necessary to maintain it is out of my league without a community... Any advice?
The epitome of finding your zen - riding a shitbox vintage harley 100/1000's of miles with all the bumps and twists that come along with the journey... And I'd never change a fucken thing!!
Great video. I’m 68 years old have slowed down a lot in the last couple of years, but ya’ll made me feel like I was on this trip with you guys. Ride forever!
Watched one of these and couldnt stop to comment, had to watvh them all. Got all kinds of stories from the seventies... save them for a later date though. Love the vids... forever two wheels
I really enjoy these videos, I like them longer too. Good artistic editing keeps me focused. Tod, I wish we can see more of you riding or at least your bike. I love your bike. I’m sure you can figure out how to do that and still be behind the camera. Cheers.
This is why i love the internet, you think any Television channel or production company would make *_real_* stuff like this? Nah it's just scripted reality shows all the way Great work fellas
Holy f.. just found this video and this channel but holy fuck, THIS. Now I feel bad for driving a breakout from 2014, never broke down on me not once even after going 4000 miles over a few weeks. That chopper though, that's what I need to build! Keep this up! Great video!
I love watching your videos. Inspires me to get my bikes runnin so much so I can get out there and makes me so excited to move back to Nevada to get back in the sand. I have three early 80s bikes and trying to fix them all with absolutely no knowledge hahahaha. I’m so excited to get out there and learn more
Pretty cool mate but as a user of old iron as a transportation I can say that most of those mechanical problems could not appeared if those choppers had good service in home.
I been on the road on my 59 panner for 7 months and still goin. I sleep in my tent and stop when I'm tired. Goin through north Carolina tomorrow and Thursday looking around. I wouldn't trade my chopper for any new bike , none.
I've watched all the videos and I am currently binging the podcast at work and man it passes the time.. Andre and snake are my favorite guys.. I get so bummed out though.. I work 50-60 hours a week and live in south Carolina there is no bike culture in my area.. I can't afford Wesco or red cameras and I want so bad to own a vintage Harley and live in the desert.. I have literally googled California desert real estate because of your show.. keep it coming and I'll take any advice you would be willing to give.. also I looked up the chun and omg it is everything I imagined it being!! Lucky fucking dude!!
Cool videos. Takes me back to about 45 years ago when cruising the So Ca desert and mountains on my old Triumph chopper. This is what motorcycles are about. Getting out on the road for freedom and exploration instead of parking in front of a bar trying to look cool. Looks like the Big Rock at Landers.
Its winter here in OHIO and I know this is an older vid! But watching you guys makes the winter not suck as bad! I can get lost riding with you! And dream of long rides to come!
Hey man, thanks heaps for all your work. Down there in Australia we are in the grips of tyranny with lockdown after lockdown. Anyhow just wanted to let you know that an amigo named Scotty Kerekes on RU-vid has vlog out interviewing the dude you were talking about on The Harley Davidson podcast some time back. The guy who was given a bike from Janis, i love it when pieces come together and stories and tales ignite the passion to hit the road. Well anyhoot, thought you might like to know. Looking forward to your next piece, cheers from Tim in Australia.👍
Hey Todd amazing videos! Question - @ 10:23 what kind of tool roll is that ive been looking for one that long/big for ages cant find one to hold all my tools. Thanks!
Love these videos ! I’m a biker in Australia (Down Under !) I first saw you guys in “Wrench” magazine, which only made a brief appearance here. Are you guys associated with the “Easy Riders” Empire ? You guys appear to have it so good in the USA, those ‘sketchy choppers’ y’all ride would be ‘confiscated and crushed’ here in Australia. Keep the ‘adventures’ coming and God Bless you. 🤟👍
Those old bikes may brake down a lot but atleast you can fix them. Imagine having an issue with a newer efi bike out there in the desert. You'd be screwed.
I would love to sit down with my father and watch this his an old biker 90 years old but the constant F word killed it cut that and it’s a winner guys 🤟😎👍
