MOTORCYCLE GRAVEYARD OVER 10,000+ BIKES, IS THIS THE WORLDS LARGEST?? 

* and women

And all the dumbasses who don't know what they are.@@719vol

​@@719volwonder how many assless chaps were on those seats

@@719vol Seriously? You wanna go there?? Those are all vintage bikes. Hardly any women in society rode motorcycles. His statement is true. GO AWAY beta male.

If you bought one on those 60's - 70's bikes then, now in 2023, you would probably be too old [or passed on] to ride one of them now. At least that's how I view it. I had a 1969 Honda CB450. I'm 72 now. Motorcycle riding days are long over. Body couldn't take it.

Right. Makes me mad but at the same time, there's more left there than what comes out of the crusher. I'm just jealous I guess lol

Some could be saved by the right people 😉😉😉👍

Lot of aluminum.........brings good money too!

I’m not sure why the person who owns this property doesn’t have people come buy some of these to help thin out the collection

12:00 ..GSX-R 88 TO 89 GAS TANK. 😭the blue and white one.

💯 % agree ! I saw so many bikes that I owned over my 62 years just rusting away. Sad those days are gone forever 😢

@@Denmark7771Yet we are blessed to be part of those precious times gone by. LIVE TO RIDE RIDE TO LIVE. ON OR OFF ROAD. I proudly now ride a HONDA REBEL My two sons bought for me. My sons Gave my old bikes a second life when they began writing them. 😎 Be safe n healthy. 🇺🇸

Agree 💯 👍

Unfortunately, everything in this world has a beginning and an end. People too. Even at the age of 68, only a small part lives, and many die under the age of 50 or even 30. I don't understand why tears are shed here.

I got tears of happiness also I just remember my first Honda mini trail 50 ....really would love to find one mine was that blue color good times 1970

Maybe 3 of these would run out of the whole pile, lol.

Your biggest problem with all these rusting away bikes is finding machine shop, painting and chrome. After that yeah, you could assemble a bunch.

​@@joshmoore6165 I bet most of the Hondas would run once ya broke em loose, went thru the carbs, etc.

No one is arguing that@@JeffKopis

If it made sense, no one would throw away so much. I think it's easy to come up with so little yourself. 😉

I would buy the land and the bikes if I could and do just that. I'm currently building 2, I'd love to do all of those.

Well then, i would make that (my life`s work): buy salvaged bikes & parts, rebuild them to good operating & cosmetic condition, sell/flip, 'rinse & repeat.' A fun, satisfying & rewarding venture. With your mechanical skills, you`ll never go hungry & can live anywhere. My hat`s off to you, sir. Wrench On !@@baitmaster8706

I am still busy assembling a running 1979 DT125F from mostly salvaged parts that I have bought from many corners of our planet....It's been a 6.5 year long project and still not finished...most of the parts are no longer available. Over 3500 man hours already spent .

I have seen a outboard motor yard in Alabama,100's&100's of out boards, also an 3 or 4 acre indoor motorcycle yard in Houston Tx, and a appliance yard, refrigerators, stoves, washer & dryers, all in nice rows, the indoor motorcycle yard was the best , everything was in its place and out of the weather, I don't remember the name of the place or if it's still open, my brother took me there in the mid 80's, I was 15 or 16 at the time and I will never forget being there, This place in this video, would be cool to see as well, this yard is different most junk yards are just cars & trucks, Thanks for another great video,!!

But it's sad, that it is not in a dry area of the US, because corrosion destroys some parts that way. Onto cames a long lasting environment damage around that area, groundwater...

I could watch this all day... Did you score anything?

I'd say a lot of them didn't have 2,000 miles

If they sold them for $10 each they'd make a fortune

We’ve got a place in my area with 1000’s of vehicles that are from what I’m guessing is 70’s-80’s. The entire place (maybe 60-80 acres) is now completely encased in the impenetrable forest overgrowth. People have started using heavy equipment in an attempt to reach whatever the heck is in there. There’s another in same condition with a sign on the gate which reads $25 to view junkyard by appointment only. Totally laughable because you can’t view anything except the $25 flying out of your wallet.

I was looking too 😂

If governments really wanted to do the environment a favour they'd force governments into the annals of history 😂

BTW I really like the channel