Black Hills Steam and Gas Threshing Bee

[@vanillagrizzley]

Great video John, thanks for sharing the old iron with us. Glad you could stay with us before you headed south for the winter. Have a great time in the warmer weather! Emery and family.

[@johnsmotorcyclechannel2243]

Thanks to you and Annette (forgive my spelling) for being awesome. Hope to see you again out on the road.

[@benderbender1233]

🤘😎🤘

[@roadtripper5553]

Good video John see you next year if it's not raining LOL

[@johnsmotorcyclechannel2243]

I’m planning on it, rain or shine.

[@sludge7746]

Great video John! Keep on posting as you travel. Wouldn't it be fun to rumble down the cobblestone streets of Mexico on some of that vintage iron?

[@johnsmotorcyclechannel2243]

Those old machines had some character.

[@harleydrifter]

It kind of boggles the mind that those old clunking, hissing, clanking, hiccuping tractors were once top of the line, cutting edge technology. I'm sure my people watched one pass by with envy as they had their ass jerked around behind a mule and plow. Good video John. I should have went with you guys, but with work and all... now I feel like I did go without all the trouble. 😁👍

[@johnsmotorcyclechannel2243]

Yeah man!

[@gregorytubbs3444]

It's seems ironic. Steam is old fashioned but we still use it to generate most of our electricity and propelle aircraft carriers. The only thing that's changed is how we boil the water. It really isn't nuclear power, it's still steam power. We're missing something about splitting the atom.

[@peteacher52]

A good video, unspoiled by a sensation-mongering commentary and a ridiculous loud music concussion in the background.