G’day mate, I am struggling to find the correct words after watching this video. I feel for you, & your family. It looks like a beautiful part if the world. Thank you for sharing this. Ride safe mate, take care. Hooroo for now 👍🏍😎

This is the video that did it for me ! My choice has been made thanks

Eu quero comprar futuramente esse escapamento.

I like that!

Very nice, respects to your late Father.

👌🏻 Beautiful!!! Nice colours and nice accesories!!!

Would you recommend this as a first bike? Would I outgrow it too soon?

Turns on a dime an gives a nickel change!

That was a great video! I had to laugh at the level of fun you were having. By the way, I ordered some items from Baxter Cycle last week and I screwed up the order, so I called and talked to Cara (or Kara, maybe), and she got it all sorted out for me. After the call ended I realized that I didn't tell her that Fuzzy Biker sent me! Sorry about that, buddy. Please let her know. Thank you for the video.

Wooow!!! Beautiful creation.

Yes mate, mine was mid control too. Easy to manuver and better riding position.

The one under the sheet is a Excelsior Henderson Super X, the front forks are distinctive.

Wow what a collection from Randy Baxter with Baxter Cycle in Marne, Iowa as I used to get parts and information and some service on British bikes when I was in business with This Old Bike!

I just bought a 62 Thunderbolt, it needs tlc, but it runs. I have a himalayan, but wanted something to tinker with and improve. Love your enthusiasm and lack of planning! (gearbox). I think the lever arm on the front brake drum needs rotating anticlockwise a little- the angle between the cable and the lever arm should be less than 90 degrees. This is so common on videos, I finally had to comment.

i guess I need mid controls on mine too now!

I had the original 750cc. Beautiful bike. This makes me fall in love again. Even the handlebar looked the same. Going to see if I can get me another one.

Mid controls are awesome. Betcha that makes a Super Meteor into an even more super duper tourer.

I like that a lot. RE should offer mid controls.

I regard forward controls as being dangerous

Love the Interceptor. I’d buy this particular one just because of the seat! Now that’s got the right look. RE should pay attention to that. The stock seat doesn’t do anything for the bike… it’s pretty underwhelming to say the least.

Looking forward for more custom shotgun , love the video 😊

Best sounding Interceptor I've ever heard. Pipes are reasonably priced. These bikes simply don't get their due.

To bad i wont have my settlement yet

Review it all you want. Take as much bribe as they give you. I'ts still a lie to say it's anything more than a fat, slow, expensive, slow-selling poser bike.

For the money they cost 🤔🤔 I can't see it at all....sorry. I bet the cust who traded it in traded it for a Royal Enfield ...

Did the bro have it shipped over the pond? I guess so.

Oh yeah what it should be.

Beautiful!!! Really beautiful!!!

Nice bike . Did you mention the Isolastic engine mounts ? To offset engine vibration Norton designed a rubber shim system which separated the engine from the frame a tiny bit The swing arm hung from the same two vertical engine mounting plates , that held the separate crankcase and gear box housing , which also improved vibration effects . With the lovely engine torque and fairly low weight the Commando was a joy to drive . It could be listed as one of the first superbikes I think . Five speed Quafe box . Excellent addition . I had a Dunstall Commando , I wish I still had it ....we have far curvier roads in the UK , so we developed machines to fit , Commandos are not in any way boring to drive over here ! Excepting the fact that some idiot invented speed camera drones .

I rode my V85TT to Alaska and back. Rugged, reliable, well balanced. I think this is my "forever" bike. Not too heavy, not too powerful, gets 55+ mpg. Don't get me wrong, I love the R1250GSA. It's smoother, more powerful, great presence, but it is heavier, almost twice the price and way more expensive to maintain.

I'm jealous -- I had a P11A (bought it new between "vacations" in SE Asia), rode that rascal all over Georgia, Florida through the south over to Texas a couple times, fire-roading when I could, Washington State. Montana, North Dakota (and in the snow one winter), just a great bike; great to ride, easy to tune, easy to work on -- eventually traded for a fastback Commando (also a great bike, but entirely different character). Blast from the past...

Nice that it has Alloy rims, they all came with steel ones as standard.

I sure wish they would gin up a retro version and add one of these with the “new gold star”. Thunderbolts were my favorite-looking bike at the time. This reminds me why. wow.

Hmmmmmmm i wonder when we get pricing details or where in the world we can buy them...... I'm still hesitant on the looks but i love those gauges and the shadow black color looks pretty good.....hmmmmmm

Why is it in the US?

Must be fun going in a straight line.

Yes its the gear lever which is making the shifting reversed

John Player was a British Cigarette manufacturer, there slogan was Players Please, seen them raced back in the 1970s

Welcome to my nick of the woods. 😎

Nice vid. Glad you are having great fun!! Take it easy dude

Fuzzy, you speak my language. The V85TT is so good. I want one badly. I wish Baxter was a dealer but i get why they are not. Maybe someday Moto Guzzi will have outstanding dealer and customer support.

I've got this on my long-list of potential bikes here soon once i pay off my Scram. Looking to add to the stable. Out of all the Moto Guzzi bikes the V85TT is my favorite.

I rember seeing one of these on the road as a schoolboy, it thundered past as I cycled off to town, I must have been in my teens and it was one of those childhood memories that forever stays with you.

do they ship motorcycles worldwide?

i am impressed

Beautiful! Keep up the great reviews Keith.

Nice 👍

Wooow!!! Nice jewel!!!

1:40 You know the man is from the 70's when he says "Computers" instead of ECU. Love that world from a oldschooler

Came for the motorcycle , stayed for this man and his energy