Do it yourself, 947 times 

I'm 70 and still ride my original 1974 Ironhead.

Now I understand why you and Blue are on a different bike every video. Build it, ride it, sell it, repeat. You guys have revived me. I was just sitting around waiting to die when I started watching videos of people building older scooters. After telling myself "I can do that", I've decided "I'm gonna do that". thanks

This channel has become one of my favorites. This is authentic and real. Cool unique stories and I love being in the shop….

Building your own frame, takes you to a new high.

Yama has the best most positive attitude. Aloha.

Always a treat when a new part to this series gets uploaded 🙏

This is what it’s about like he said keeping it ice and I think that goes for any love of anything in general, great work as always compa 🔥

Love watching that guy's channel. Wish there was a community like that where I live.

It's refreshing seeing youngsters stepping into this wild world of motorcycle building/riding/customizing. It's a lost art and this will create a life others can't even imagine. Keep on keepin' on.

947 Works, 947 Times, 9:47 long video. Awesome video

Old heads?!😂 60 years old and still riding my softail "skinny" bike 😅... Thanks for inspiring this "old head" to keep riding 🎉 44 years and still riding ❤

it's different now. we all inherit a hierarchy of 'coolness'. but coolness wasn't really provided socially when i started. i had a friend who cobbled together minibikes in the mid 60s. sure, why not? nobody WANTED indians or knuckleheads, or panheads. not in boston. i bought an indian for a hundred and fifty bucks. it just wasn't a 'thing' back then. no one looked down on any american bike. anything you got was cool as hell.

My breakfast this morning was very delicious after seeing this

I love the quality of this materials

7:15 Loved that engine startup ! 💨

Very nice videos man, I just binged em all. Found you on the reel riders podcast and really like what you're doing

Those bikes look sick!

I really appreciated the perspective that was brought up about the guys at the big shows being 10 years older than you with 20+ more years of experience. That’s where I’m at in life, and often times it feels like achieving their level of successes is unfathomable. It’s nice to hear I’m not alone in my thoughts.

really enjoy this series you are putting on. lots of riders and builders in the midwest just sayin

Your posts are great man, love the bikes, the riding adventures the laffs you guys have, keep going forward brother, it don't matter how fast you're going forward as long as it's forward..... cheers 🍻

Always excited when a new episode drops. Keep 'em coming! 🔥

Doing it yourself is always so rewarding. Love the process

Thank you for creating these, they beautifully celebrate and share this poetic piece of old bike culture. Plus, it inspires me to get off my butt and finish my own projects!

my guy since day one! all love from Manila!

This is where Im at right now. Pretty cool to watch and hear from this guy.

Yama fuckin rules!!!! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

every single word he speaks resonates so much with me

Really enjoyed this episode! Thanks for sharing your story

Amazing video! Great dude! Love to see it!

Food for the soul. Thanks.

I just picked up a shirt!

"Выбери себе работу по душе, и тебе не придётся работать ни одного дня в своей жизни.“ (с) Конфуций

Hell yeah!

Looking forward to full interview

Super rad!

Nice video

Loving this content keep it coming!!

I 😊 Love your videos 😊

So friking good.

A* Far out groovy ❤ from liverpool

Makes me want a bike😮‍💨