The Classic Motorcycle Channel

[Dave Swanson]

I did some searching before creating this post as I don't want to re-plow old ground but came up with nothing.  So at the risk of being repetitive, here it goes. 

I came across this Youtube channel yesterday.  I don't know how it escaped me until then, but it is just great!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcexUX0sijZDjVpopm7EAjg

The first video I watched was this Guzzi Lemans Cafe Racer project.   Watch it in bits or all at once(33 minutes long).  The longer you watch the more impressed you will be.  The planning and execution for this bike was top notch!  As with all well executed custom bikes it all looks deceptively simple until you see all the background work. 

https://youtu.be/EZx6g0vX3Eg

[steven c]

 Thanks for finding that. Now Bookmarked.

[Chuck in Indiana]

Thanks for that, Dave. How is you rehab doing?

[Dave Swanson]

Thanks for that, Dave. How is you rehab doing?

Going quite well Chuck!  The walker is put away and I am walking pretty good with a cane for safety.  PT began yesterday.  2021 will be a good year for riding I believe! 

[Chuck in Indiana]

Awesome. 

[Dirk_S]

Now subscribed. Lovely find!

[john fish]

Motorbike video fail!  No angle grinders with sparkies.  No beard oil.  No artisanal tire air.  No skinny jeans or ear gauges.

I liked the video on the Gold Star.

[Antietam Classic Cycle]

I watched this one about the Morini 3 1/2 Sport yesterday: https://youtu.be/c9MNk-UhXp8

[guzzler]

Thanks mate
I've got it bookmarked as well
Cheers Guzzler

[Dave Swanson]

I have watched most of the videos on this channel and they are all of high quality and very interesting.  One of the perks of recuperating from the hip replacement.   

The Guzzi cafe racer is still up there as one of the favorites of the bunch.  The builder Nick Sharp has a very modest shop and works on a strict budget.  The end result is very professional.  Impressive.

Nick Sharp has an Instagram channel.  guz_guz_850