this is one of the coolest raffles I have ever seen. to whoever wins that bike I hope you cherish it forever. definitely bought some tickets. Incredible that would be a dream come true.
Beautiful bike. The drawing is on my birthday, and I'm building a new garage, so I'm 100% certain.....100%....that this gorgeous lady is going home with me!! 😘
As a Brit, our style of motorcycle is vastly different, due to our narrow winding roads, small villages and towns and they seem to age very quickly, you can tell the period of them by the ordination of the handlebars footrest and levers But the Knucklehead just look so modern, in fact it looks better than many modern Harleys and unlike our old bikes you could ride the Knuckle far and fast having the prices go so high, also means machines will be found and restored, rather than rotting away or being scrapped I felt you emotion when your fathers motorcycle came up, thats a special bond that will never be broken
My heart is pounding just knowing that I have a chance! I would love to take home such a great piece of history! I'm a "Donor for Life", I love and support what you are all doing. My hat's off to you and your team!
Incredible machine and even better in person! I was lucky enough to see it in person twice this year! Get your tickets now, plus it helps to keep this place the best museum!
Is that a poster or a painting behind you when you're at the computer? It's really cool. Is it vintage piece? It's great to see Sean from Bikes and Beards getting into the older classics.
That is one of the most beautiful monocycle I ever seen is second to none specially if Matt put it together it was plenty of dedication to restore this monocycle he shine on this project thank you Matt for bringing your dedication and knowledge you put on this monocycle together 👍😎 Wheels Through Time is a very special organization
I honestly do not care how much it's worth. It's absolutely priceless to me and lord I hope she finds a home with me. Excellent job fellas. Absolutely love the museum and this channel. I can't wait to come visit again
That’s a quality job to say the very least. I would be very interested to see a tutorial video on how you actually ride a foot clutch bike I think that would be incredibly interesting in preparation for my winning ticket 😎😂
Stunning work of art you really do an amazing job my husband just brought some tickets . He brought the tickets more to support wheels threw time . Thank you for all your great videos also matt
Got my tickets when we went to the museum this past June. Matt is a very gracious host with his time and meeting him was a highlight. Thank you Matt for what you are doing to preserve these beautiful motorcycles 😊
When my dad was just twenty years old, he lost his right foot, on one like that, on November 2nd, 1938, when a pickup missed a stop sign. I still have pictures of his bike, taken after the accident.
Great bikes up for auction, and that's some great knowledge there you have Matt. It makes me wonder what my 46 EL is worth. I'll find out one day at an auction.
My dream is to do some cross country rally rides and this is just too beautiful for me! Love the work that you do in Maggie Valley. I was lucky enough to meet you and your father. Always happy to buy tickets!
Just to let you know, the link for the bike in the description is misspelled(has an i in it) might want to fix that. :) I visited the museum back in April this year, the bike is beautiful, the museum is awesome, so much great history displayed.
With the great value of these bikes you have to question where you keep or ride them. If you won the raffle you better have a plan as to who you tell and the security details in place as that's a huge scuzz magnet .
I bought my tickets never drove a motorcycle in my life! I know nothing about motorcycles but this one looks like the in old movies, would make a pretty lawn ornament 😊
Amazing place, super picturesque area of the country, enjoyed the roads around the area in my Slingshot. Loved your museum and took some memories home for sure. But did not buy any raffle tickets.. hoping the winner will enjoy it.
Most people don’t want to pay the price for something that is going to still ride and operate like an old bike. For that price people want modern features and performance. Especially since they’d be low production numbers which would make the price even higher.
That is puzzling considering how well Triumph and others have done with modern retros. You would think there would be a huge market for modern retro Harley's that look like that.
@@arthurwachnik8700 That's just making a modern bike look old. In a lot of ways Harley has been doing that for a long time already. To the average person the only difference in a new Harley and a 40 year old Harley would be the LED lights and the fancy dash. People talk about wanting an actual old bike that's just newly built. But, it would end up costing a lot because you would have to produce the parts unless you're going to just build a modern bike that kinda looks old. Which in the end only somewhat works. Much of the charm in the old bikes is their simplicity and how they function. If you use modern stuff it would mostly ride like a modern bike. Not really a terrible thing, but also not what I think people are asking for.
The only one that was making old vintage replicas(Indians) was Mike Thomas of kiwi indian,I'd love to have a bike from him but it's out of my price range
Does anyone know the ebay seller who's selling on behalf of 'Wheels through time' museum? I saw his account but forgot to save him. I have a list of parts I need to get my 1984 FLHS roadworthy but can't get in australia 🤦♂️
If you love motorcycles because you want to ride them expensive bikes don't make sense. There are so many great machines that can be had for several thousand dollars or less it makes no sense to drop $30k+ on a bike. I would say that's where the more money than brains zone begins.
