We Built Our Camera Man A Rare Motorcycle! 

That’s how you show appreciation!

That is fricking awesome! The smile on his face says it all!

Love to see Matt's excitement every time an old bike fires up. Congrats Steve, awesome bike.

Congrats, and thanks for your efforts behind the lens!

Matt. Back in 06 I was part of a ride across the country. We camped out on the museum property,the museum was closed at the time. You're dad took us through a tour anyhow. It was a once in a lifetime experience to see everything and hear that man speak of what he loved so much. Later on my friends and I had way too much fun and went to bed in our tents. I will never forget Dale banging on the tent and waking me up with breakfast. He had run to McDonald's and got everyone an egg McMuffin and coffee. Talk about a cool ride I'll never forget. Add to that a place, history and most importantly the person who was the driving force. I'm so happy to see you carrying the torch. Be very proud! You should!

That's one awesome bike. You're blessed to work at a place like that and have a boss like Matt.

Great job guys! Matt your a good dude to help Steve build his first bike👍

The smile said it all the look of Steve riding "his" bike was awesome. Great video.

The smile on his face when he was riding it says it all....awesome!!!

Nothing beats the first ride on your own bike.

We should get a follow-up video with Matt on the road at speed once he gets fully comfortable with her. I joyfully jealous of him having such a sweet ride.

Always great to see another one saved.

To look on his face was priceless congratulations brother

Fantastic, got to move it down to the next generation! WTT will keep it alive! Thank you!

The smile on his face when riding it is priceless. Sounds great too.

How cool is that? Not everyday someone gets to ride a piece of history and a thing of beauty! Lucky guy! Just in time for spring.

Love the Smile on Steve's face at the end!!😁👍

Camera guy is a lucky dawg!!

What a great looking and running bike! What a great thing to do for your camera guy! Woot! 😃😃😃

That was just plain fun to watch

That is one happy camper

The grin on his face was awesome

Another excellent restro from a really great shop. You are one lucky cameraman. ENJOY! Keep the shiney side up. Be Well, Tom.

what a beautiful build. wishing steve many miles of smiles.

Lucky Guy, now that is what I call a resto.

Another fantastic build and video. Thanks for your hard work Steve! Nice bike!

Very very lucky cameraman..🏍️👍👍👍

Steve, congratulations on your gorgeous bike, sir. It does sound like you deserve it.

Congratulations man

You treat your people very well. I would have loved worker at a place like Wheels Through Time. Just amazing

The best best smell in the world is a new engine starting up for the first time. New paint burning onfreshly painted heads and jugs the smell of the Raw full and exhaust is Pure Heaven

With the start of a Click Lee clink. My whole garage stink butt with a smile in my soul thinking of all the places me and this Old Harley will go.

Way to give back! She needs a name now!

Yep that smile says it all. Pow pow engine. Greatings from down under.

What a ride, & no comment on the grins involved, lol!! Congrats!

That's a beautiful sweet running bike. Happy for Steve.

3yr build, while worth the wait, looks n sounds great Steve CONGRATULATIONS, enjoy your HD 80 CI The Way To Go. I enjoy my 91 80 CI FLHS, had over 25yrs now n still enjoy , ALWAYS!!!

Hell yaaaaa Steve!! Congratulations on the killer flatty

Congratulations you deserve it brother 🤠🍻🎸🏞️

It’s done! Congrats Steve!

So awesome man, you look so happy. Happy for you.

Hell yeah! You guys are awesome

Een Vlaams stuur en in Ferrari Rood, ieders kinderdroom! If it wouldn't be such a commute i would ask if you needed another backyard mechanic😁❤️🇳🇱 NL

That is so awesome....congratulations on your bike man, it's incredible!, and sounds amazing. You have a dream job man....

Accomplished. Three years and the end product turns out better than anticipated. That's cool ! Thanks for sharing this!

Yes indeed, beautiful bike brothers. Hope u enjoy riding that antique machine and b safe out there!

What a treat keep the videos rolling

Great bike Steve

How ya like that, Steve the Video guy gets a Brand New Rebuilt FlatHead Bike by Wheels Through Time. Far Out Man. Love it.

Very Cool, You Are A Kind And And Knowledgeable Soul Sir.

Man , you guys rock ! With all the historical knowledge, mechanical expertise , and all the cool stuff you all got hanging around, it must be a joy to come in to work. How could it not be ? It's been a long time " bucket list " thing for me to make it out to Maggie Valley . With every video , it sure pushes my resolve to get that done ! Keep up the great work fellas ! Hope to see you all soon.

That’s a happy man!

So SICCCCCK!!!! I wish my UL looks this good! Congratulations!

What a beautiful bike. That is so cool Steve the cameraman gets a motorcycle.

Fantastic!! The sound is incredible!

I'm building my second bike at the moment. this is the first one with my dad passed away so it's been very unique and sentimental everyday and everytime I think about the bike we built together. love the channel and as soon as I get ahead on life I will be donating to the raffle. I really appreciate you guys and gals and hopefully when I get the FXR done I get the time off to ride to the museum from Byrdstown TN

Thank you matt, cool thing to do.

I remember my first ride on a foot clutch/ hand shift. Once around the block and I was hooked!!!!

I love the passion and drive that all you guys have to resurrect these old bikes . Matt your one cool boss to encourage and assist your employees with getting them on there dream bikes . Total respect . Take care mate cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

Congratulations!! Welcome to a world where your ears will grow...... you already lost one bolt 😁😂. That's an awsome bike ❤️.

The smile 😃 on your face says it all, congrats Steve!

Cool, his delight on setting off on it...😀😁 Pity ye didn't show the full lap and his thoughts after..😕 hey ho, another wicked bike back on the road..

Awesome bike Guy. Be proud.

Congrats Steve, great machine there

Congrats Steve! Great bike.

Congratulations 🎉 Love the paint job ....

Sweet man, I'm happy for ya'.

Oh yeah. That's what I'm talking about. That bike is almost perfect! The UL is by far my fave bike. Been collecting parts for mine for ages. I've got a motor together, and one and a half motors left over. Thinking my 41 Knuckle motor might be going up for sale at the end of the summer, and I'll be dropping that UL in my old frame. I just need one more project, and I'll be set. Lol. Thanks for the show, be well and have fun.

I love the history and knowledge about the bikes you work on, I’m in England, hopefully get over for a visit sometime soon, also, that was a thoughtful way to make someone’s day. I’m subscribed and enjoying your channel.

Lucky camera man !!!!!

Great way to show appreciation, but the way Matt rolls of the facts continues to amaze me

Rapid heart beat applause.nice

I could watch this all day... I wish mine fucking worked 🤣❤️

Not a red fan but I like that red a lot with the white. Well done!

I can't wait to fully heal up from my work place injuries that damn near killed me. I miss riding in the wind.

Wow, talk about a work bonus! Sure there was some cost, but the skills and resources are invaluable. I bet that bike will be loved for a very long time! Lucky guy!

How cool is that, Holy Crap Steve had a smile on his face you couldn't wipe off with a ball bat Congratulations man enjoy your new ( old ) scooter

A really good move. 👍💪🙏🏻

That's kool thanks for sharing

Nice job, love it like winning the lottery

Great looking bike.👍

Rock On!!!

I was going to say about 4 kicks. Congratulations!

What life is about.... happy days!

Nice bike guys. Not sure I agree with the 80 mph thing (I'm a 60 mph on back roads kind of guy) but the bike is sweet. Keep the good stuff coming.

Heck yeah! Y'all looking for any new camera guys???

Nice build, I would have left about three more inches on the front fender but to each his own. Still beautiful bike.

Matt First, thank you for sharing your knowledge and your passion with all of us you and your crew are a constant found of inspiration And a testimony of what love discipline and dedication can do Second I'm in my late 40's and here we have a couple of old Harleys, most older that I can see. Drive was panheads My question is why if I see all your bikes being very very reliable here they have a very bad reputation as not good bikes Thanks again Huge hugs from Santo Domingo

Congratulations Steve !!! Good on ya Matt !!! 🤙

I like everything about that bike. The old "rusty pile of parts" story, the new "Steve's building a bike" story, the choices he made about how to style it, the color scheme, the Flanders bars. Heck, there is not a nut, bolt or fleck of paint I don't respect. GREAT job guys.

Great story matt,great gift for Steve,bike looks great ,plenty of torque,best wishes mike, 🇬🇧

I love that rear fender

Just perfect!!

Sweet first bike! Lots of love went into it for sure.❤

Man, you guys are living the dream! Fantastic bike! Congrats to Steve and thanks for sharing.

Looks awesome 👏

Seems like a nice kid.

What a nice build and I know he appreciates it coming from Wheels Through Time! Love flatheads, I only own one and it's a 57 G model Servi-car 60s style Chopper. It's slow but it's reliable

Beau travaille magnifique Harley 👍👍

I’d be jumping outta my skin. That’s beautiful.