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Molto bella !!!

What blue is this?

I recognize that louvered bonnet

Timecapsel? not now when its restored

More rivet counters....

Nice bike! Amazing start up.

Nice bike, good video, but put on the damn helmet!

That color combo is gorgeous.

Sell it to me

Work of Art!

I have a 1964 sporster xlh im restoring right now. It was my great grandfathers and i just got it fired up for the first time in 44 years today!

Muy buena ❤❤ los que tenemos y nos gustan las inglesas de carrera valoramos estas hermosuras

I have owned and ridden my '61 Venom Clubman for 52 years so far. When my friend crashed his identical Thruxton, i bought it, minis the engine and box. My bike is now full Thruxton spec. Magnificent bikes!!! ❤

Hi, Glen. Did you have to replace the chrome wheels, or was the finish on them still good? My bike is same model and year, but the XL80S model. Had it since new here in the Pacific NW, and the chrome plating was so thin on the wheels that it has become very pitted and rusty. It cleans up OK, but they get rusty again in a year or two. I would like to replace them, or have them rechromed but would prefer replacing them. Do have a suggestion where I might get them?

I love those early Sportsters, but that horn would have to go. At least for as long as I owned it. I used to own a 1966 Triumph Bonneville, and it had a normal motorcycle horn. I've never seen a British bike with a horn like that. It just looks tacky to me.

I got a question,im a bit of a triumph nut thanks to me dad lol,but why did they run the square head and barrels on the GP bikes and was it only for a couple of modles

Its groovy now, but at the time it was top of the range.

It's a racing International, the term 'Manx' was not used on them until 1939. It has some parts used for the '39 model 'International to Manx specification', as they were named, such as the magnesium crank cases and 8" conical iron front hub. The head is aluminium over a bronze inner casting, and is the same as fitted to Internationals up to 1951, when they went plain alloy. The fins are not the large square fin item first offered to the public in '39 on that Inter to Manx spec. The 'Manx' Norton was made a separate model in 1947 when the first of the race bikes was made available to race riders after WW2.

My friend owns one and it's a bitch to start cold. Mechanics haven't figured it out. Any ideas or tricks he should know ?

thank you for sharing

ive become obsessed w/ the 58s. i own a 2002 883 sportster. but my heart is in 58. much respect

Is a special kind of gearing required with the sidecar?

Felicito al ingeniero , construir ésta clase de motocicleta , Ami en lo personal me gusta .

I like them much more restored. This is how they should be rested and ready to race.

Magnificent !

Value??

Absolutely beautiful and you can tell actual labor went into build all these classics. Unlike the assembly of vehicles today they assemble not build.

I have a 94 and looking for rotors for the front and back. Are they the same as a regular KZ rotor? Thank you, that was a nice bike.

Loved the video Great bike loved the commentary 😊😊here in 🇬🇧

And now we got the the 'sportster S' . Oh boy . Wish they would name it something else !

What a beautiful bike , too bad the video quality is so poor. Bad lighting caused a glare over the whole picture.

How much do they want for it

how long can oil be left in?

Beauty that will never be exceeded in a motorcycle, helped in no small part by that gorgeous tank, one of the prettiest ever.

Why did he not crank it I got exited about the mods then nothing

looks so beautiful, very nice , absolutely TOP

Those rear Shocks were French made Fournales units . Pronounced : Foor - narl - ess . Aircraft technology . A Flash in the Pan . Nice Bike !

nice one

my absolute dream bike right here perfect color everything god shes a beautiful bike

Very cool scooter! I found a Laverda close to where I live in Washington state. It's rough but all there.

Wasn't there one in the movie Cry Baby?

By the looks of the fork gaiters, front end travel seems to be just a couple inches. What is the front fork travel?

Thank you my grandad had a 2 and 1/4 hp BSA in the 30's

Looks a nice Totally original motorcycle. Well Done.

Kicks em right too. Puts many guys my age to shame 😪

Beautiful looking and running early Sportster. Glenn, you do Sportsters right.

🏍️💨💯💖 nice 👍

Did you ever sell the bike? Wondering what you sold it for ?

In the 1970s a typical second hand Sportster like that would run you about $1,000. The good old days huh you betcha.

YOu need to secure the fuel line to the carb banjo - that will pop off !