What Separates The RARE From The RAREST? 

Floyd Rhodes , read my mind ! I visited The WTT Museum twice years ago and met Dale and he made me feel like a life long friend . I have supported the Museum ever since and can’t wait to get back down there again someday . I have to say you Matt are doing exactly what he would want you to do . Thank God he had you to step in with the same Passion for Old Motorcycles as he did . You are doing a fantastic job keep up the great work !! (and get checked regularly for whatever it was that got your Dad ,if history repeats itself maybe they can treat in time . I know it’s an terrible thing to think about but that stuff can be hereditary )

That Reading…. Incredible. Mouth open, trousers falling down…..

@@wolfdog7265 you should see it in person. It's even better in person.

@@DougFLTRX I bet it is but it is kind of a long travel. Twelve hours or so. The last time I went to California, To the El Mirage lake bed land speed racing with the SCTA and that was a 14 hour flight. Harley Davidson land speed race bike on Nitro/ Nitrous oxide. Great memories.

More of Guzzi , Norton, Sunbeam or french bike fan of the pre war period... and same, it's my favourtie channel, thanks for sharing the passion ! The Reading is amazing and I get she get the prize in a concourse but I can't help loving that orange Harley, fabulous piece ! btw, the Hispano Suiza at the beginning of the video is gorgeous

Yes u would, HD was far from the only bike co

​@@johnpancap844 😃🤣 OBVIOUSLY, have you not noted how many of the "Rare" bikes are not Harleys? Remember its not the miles that make us ride. It is "The smiles" 😆👍

My eyes are leaking, riding 51 years, my granddad Bricky Williams rode in Pennsylvania and east coast most all of his life also, ride ride ride

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