At one time I thought I was alone with my passion for Then Came Bronson. So I thought it would be fun to show some Bronson fans with their Bronson bikes.
@Buick Man I just finished watching all your videos here in August of 2024. Thank you so much for all the time, love, and effort you put into this series! Who would have thought we'd still be talking about a one season TV series, 55 years later? Today I was thinking, "What would my life have been like if TCB hadn't been seared into my brain at age 12?" Very different, that's for sure.
Thanks for your contribution to the museum and these videos. My brother who has since passed and a friend were greatly influenced to become riders and I followed as well.
Aw this is brilliant!, until I stumbled upon your videos of the pilot and the series I thought I was the only person in the world who was hugely influenced by Jim Bronson, I'm delighted to see these people and their lovely bikes, which obviously took a lot of time and money to make. My best wishes to you all and thank you again for the lovely video. Le gra. Gérard. X.
I just got back from Vietnam and was stationed at Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah, Georgia when Then Came Bronson premiered. Every Thursday evening a bunch of us would get together and watch the show.
Cool video, thanks. I'm putting mine together after many setbacks. 1970, and seeing so many bikes is an inspiration. It's been uphill for me but I keep pushing through and will get it done one fine day. Thanks again for the inspiring vide.
A great way to cap off your videos on TCB! And I’m happy to hear that you know how to properly pronounce the name of my home state of New Hampshire! We say: Nah Hamsha.
