The 1930 Scott Flting Squirrel, 1930 

Love these. I'd love to see detailed drawings and cutaways of the engine. Anyone know where one can find them online?

Lovely machine - so simple and yet so clever - very interesting guy too, love that painting!

What a beautiful bike and clearly loved by its owner. Amazing quality bike.

I live in the USA, and I fondly remember pouring over Jeff Clews’ Scott book as a young man dreaming one day to even see one in person….I had to visit the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham to finally fulfill my dream. Extremely rare machines over here.

Fantastic interview, beautiful bike, thanks.

Good video Robert, very nice Scott squirrel, the owner Rob seems a smashing guy, he must have done thousands of miles on it over the years!

Lucky lad, riding that lovely Scott. What an amazing chap letting you ride it!

Another great video Rob, and what a lovely, interesting bike and owner 👍🏼

When I see the large wheels I am inspired, but I know there are a lot of things that happen when you actually set the triangulation and centrugal force to riding

Isn't that modern front tire mounted incorrectly? He directs the water to the middle, which doesn't make you happy.

Great viewing

Great Videos Rob Just found the channel Enjoyed those Very well presented 👏👏

I like the fact he's got modern rubber on it. Shows he likes to ride.

Oi, was that a 83/85 Honda cb650sc nighthawk behind you in the intro? I've got one of those mate. Makes my seventies two strokes seem like they have square wheels. No kick start, 4 valves per cylinder, shaft drive, tubeless tires, almost forty years old. I'd trade it and the rest, in a heartbeat, for a ride on a Flying Squirrel! The original kettle.

Scott had a kick-starter LONG before the 1930s.

Scott had kick-starters WAY before 1930.