Iconic British motorcycles, the Egli Vincent.

British manufacturer Vincent produced motorcycles from 1928 to 1955 and at one point were claimed to be the fastest motorcycles in the world. When they discontinued motorcycle manufacture, Swiss motorcycle racer and frame manufacturer, Fritz Egli decided to put a Vincent engine into a frame of his own design and in 1967 the Egli Vincent became a reality. About 100 of these machines were produced between 1967 and 1972. In todays episode we talk with Dave, the very proud owner of a 1969 Egli Vincent (as well as many other bikes).
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[@thewatcher5271]

What A Great Story & What A Great Collection, Man! You Lucky Duck! Thanks For Sharing.

[@BikerTorque]

Glad you like it. Thanks for watching!

[@ThrottleDownunder]

Wow what a video and what a collection. And the sexy panel van in the shed too

[@BikerTorque]

Yes, great collection

[@trevormartin5459]

What a great video and a fantastic collection in good used condition.My motorcycle test was very similar to what Dave described way back in 1971 here in Northern Ireland.Thanks for taking the time.

[@BikerTorque]

Hey Trevor, thanks for watching. Dave’s Egli is a wonderful machine and yes great collection.

[@Tushad1985]

I'm almost certain I met Dave ( both of us had our helmets on) yesterday while we were filling up fuel near Flemington. Great bloke, spoke to me about the Vincent. Absolutely stunning bike, I just couldn't stop looking at it. Sounded amazing too.

[@BikerTorque]

He is a great bloke and the Egli sounds awesome. Thanks for watching

[@kdsowen2882]

Superb machine , I hope his health improves . Dave NZ

[@BikerTorque]

It is a stunning bike

[@MSR_Robi_Garage]

Great engine, super sound

[@BikerTorque]

It sure is!

[@davidatomic6734]

Such a great clip. Thanks Ross you have done a great job.

[@BikerTorque]

Thanks Dave, great talent to work with and great bike

[@HomanTJ]

Really enjoyed the episode. Nicely put together which makes a change on KZbin. Top job.

[@BikerTorque]

Glad to hear you enjoyed the episode and thanks for subscribing and for the kind comments. Plenty more coming up.

[@animalian01]

I got my license almost exactly the same,but mine was in Sidcup in Kent,UK. The bike test was similar they gave you a route, and the examiner walked around and then I was given my license

[@BikerTorque]

How times have changed. What are you riding now?

[@animalian01]

@@BikerTorque a tuned Suzuki TL1000R

[@TheHellTeamTrials]

Fantastic bike and passionate owner. What a great watch. Always been a holy grail for me too since I saw one in a motorcycle shop in Auckland whilst working briefly in NZ about 20 years ago.

[@BikerTorque]

Thanks Paul, Dave is a great storyteller which makes my job easy. I think a Vincent is the Holy Grail for many riders, for me, would love an early 1960s BMW R69S in the garage, oh an a Manx, a Kawasaki Z1, a Brough Superior, an R90S, and even an Arch.

[@hachewie]

I love the phrase, “Milkshake Run”. Sorry you are not well Dave. I hope it’s treatable. You seem like a champion human.

[@BikerTorque]

I’m more of a Pie Run kinda rider myself

[@hachewie]

@@BikerTorque hahahahaha. Me too, actually I’m boring...coffee.

[@ThrottleDownunder]

@@BikerTorque burgers and steak for me haha

[@davidatomic6734]

Thanks. Fingers crossed.

[@whatsstefon]

@@ThrottleDownunder definitely burgers!

[@russell5090]

My dads license test was exactly the same , great video and bike 👍👍👍👍

[@BikerTorque]

Glad to hear you liked the video Russel. My dads test was very similar, although the police Sargent in the small country town in North Queensland where Moy dad grew up thought my he already had a license as he seen him riding around town for probably a couple of years prior.

[@Farkurnell]

Love your work Dave.

[@BikerTorque]

👍

[@masterblaster6434]

Good one Dave. Enjoy that Vinnie.

[@BikerTorque]

Dave looks like he’s enjoying riding it.

[@jtfoto1]

I had exactly the same type of licence test in Tumut. Only on that day in 1973 it was flogging rain and the cop never even ventured out side. I had to walk back into the cop shop dripping water everywhere and he just said here's your licence mate.

[@BikerTorque]

I imagine it was probably also very cold in Tumut. Thanks for watching.

[@jtfoto1]

@@BikerTorque Too right mate. It can be very cold.

[@BoltBucket]

ohh cant wait for the Manx vid

[@BikerTorque]

Yeah it’s a good one, plenty of history with that bike

[@BoltBucket]

@@BikerTorque my uncle had the featherbed frame and tank

[@BoltBucket]

I love the Vincent engine! the Manx does it for me though!

[@BikerTorque]

Both cracking bikes, that Vincent though, amazing bike.

[@BoltBucket]

@@BikerTorque i fell in love with that v twin and styling!

[@motocykleiiwojny1423]

Great bikes !

[@BikerTorque]

👍

[@dogpaw775]

fastest road going motorcycle until the kwak Z900 came along in the early 70's.

[@BikerTorque]

And still a very quick bike. Thanks for watching

[@f.t.w1066]

👍👍👍

[@BikerTorque]

👍