When you’re in your sixties, it’s great to hear so much “profoundness” (is that a word?) articulated with such humility and grace by someone not even thirty years old. From southern California ~ Ride Forever! 🦅

Is the part of the frame around the tank cast!?

The backstory the art the bikes Fuggin awesome!😎

Love this bike

keep these going bro, its insiring to hear people's stories of the passion we all share!

This is awesome. No muss no fuss, just a bitchen' bike in the middle of nowhere with that wonderful rumble.

It’s really bad! I completely agree

I definitely want a follow up video with this guy when the bike is done. Great interview

It’s so emotional I always regret it

I feel the same

Yeah!!! It’s insane…. Made riding at night so sketchy

Never heard an old-timer once say "man I really love that car but I couldn't see for shit headlights were terrible" most people don't even turn on their blinkers these days let alone turn off their high beams because they're piercing your soul with white light

Absolutely!! And the worst part is that so many of them hardly even have a “low beam”. They obviously do have one but they still shine light right to face level and they’re just as bright as the high beams until that cut off. Then when someone does actually accidentally high beam you, might as well park the bike cause you’ll have spots in your vision for the rest of the night

Leds are shit not needed. 😮

They need regulations for car and truck headlights

iron heads rule👍

Happy to see the raza out there

My breakfast this morning was very delicious after seeing this

He would be an awesome guy to meet and talk with.

Another superb production. Great filming and editing of the long version. These films are similar to Chopper Prophets' sit-down interviews some years ago and very insightful and enjoyable. From southern California ~ Ride Forever! 🦅

What camera are you filming on bud? You doing much post editing to give it that filter?

But, Ryan, what you articulated in regards to the two teachers that were anti-dogma kind of guys, well, maybe that was exactly what made the education and your degree worth, it after all? Because, apparently they were rather instrumental in some formative way in your younger years. It’s just a thought 😎 From down on the coast ~ Ride Forever! 🦅

Sweet video ✌️I’m from Sacto. i’ve ridden down to born free a few times I just wish it had a better camping situation like i’ve heard born free texas has. I love riding the coast down, that long stretch of 5 is brutal in the summer 😅 Im hyped people like you are capturing moments like this, it’ll be cool to look back on when we’re all old timers. Keep it up! The channel is rad.

Good job on the video..

This Sat or Sun?

Love the video! Looked like such a good time!

Looks like a blast.

yeahhhh buddy!

The day this video came out I was depressed packing, and slimming down my belongings, to move into a smaller house, As I was watching this video. I decided to stop hopped on my Harley and rode. As I thought about all the positive in my life I was Instantly THANKFUL!

He is so right when he says , “ if you build it, you know what’s wrong and how to fix it”. Wise words for all those thinking about building a bike.

Beautiful video cousin! 🙏🏻 Well done. ❤️

Really enjoyed this interview 👌love this way of thinking, keeping the old machines alive and doing it yourself

bro went to from punk to drum n bass, and i’m into that now. i always agreed that it was like the punk of techno. dudes got a serious vision and the choppers are impeccable.

I picked up a 75' KZ400 that didnt start during covid knowing nothing about motorcycle repair. I repaired it and have been riding It for the last year. I dont think whatever ill get by selling it will amount to the sentimental value it holds. Nice Marias shirt!

I cant let them go. That is why I have 17 bikes now!

she needs premium dude! premiuuuuuuum ! the colorgrading is super nice here

I know the feeling. I’m sure once I get my first bike I’ll never be able to part with it with ease. It’s gonna have to go to the grave with me.

Love this channel, keep them episodes comin! Cheers from Finland.

sold one of my bike ,didn't feel much at THAT moment ,but after sometime now i regret/feel bad for selling it,like he said we got to move on to the next thing ,obviously there are many other bikes i WILL fall in love with more!

Cool bike!

Dig this channel. I recently purchased a 1987 Kawasaki KZ 1000 Police bike. Every time I walk out into the garage, I just love seeing vintage feel of it. Brings me back to my youth watching CHIPS on tv. Keep at the stories. Love watching.

Love the color grading ❤

Amen. Bikes are more than just bikes. If you’re a biker, this is known.

Dude I just backed out of a deal I had lined up getting rid of my bike. I sat on it the night before the sale of it was going to happen. I’m the original owner, I’ve had so many memories with that bike…from the friends I’ve made to the trips to the maintenance, the mods, and everything in between. I teared up as the memories from day 1 came flooding back. I called the guy up and explained I had a change of heart. He totally understood! I think for us that have that two wheel DNA all understand where you’re coming from man. Kudos to you, your upcoming project and the love of motorcycles. I wish you all the best!!

I think you have tapped into something that is missing in the motorcycle scene. there's a lot of content but quite a bit of it is algorithm chasing stuff which isn't what we are looking for . so far I have watched all your uploads. rarely does that happenwheni subscribe . could be generational based in the respect that your aesthetic harkens back to simpler times even your font choice for example. no glitz no glamour just trueness. as long as you keep making this content I will keep watching, commenting and liking.

Great vid and Thanks for the upload. Oh man I miss my Triumph bonneville T100.

Great stuff. Not a Harley guy, but every bike captures a piece and time of you. As your cells change everyday and you age, you sometimes wonder if you are the same person in that old picture staring back at you. For us enthusiasts, its the bike that bridges that gap... Happy you gave it to a good home. Maybe the new rider will collect some of those photos.

More Nate!!! Great episode.

Very cool!

I know the feeling. I miss every bike/car I've ever sold.