Kid Buys Dad His Dream Motorcycle (And Surprises Him With It) [ORIGINAL]

Skip to 4:14 if you just want to see the big reveal!
My Dad has wanted a BMW motorcycle since I was 12. He used to ride before I was born, but had an accident and hasn't been able to bring himself to buy another bike. He would romanticize about the idea every year, but never did it. And then a few years ago, he ran into financial trouble with the real estate collapse, making it even more unlikely. So I knew I had to pull this together for him. My Dad has given me so much, and it was time to give something back.
It was when I was 12, while witnessing the excitement in my Dad's eyes starring at BMW's then top-of-the-line bike in the showroom of a BMW motorcycle dealership in Daytona Beach during Daytona Bike Week 2002 that I decided I was going to buy it for him (if he didn't beat me to it). And I had tried to make it happen almost every Christmas since 2005. But I was never able to pull it together. Finally, in October 2013, I decided that no matter what, Christmas 2013 was the year it was going to happen!
So I set out to accomplish my decade-long mission to buy him the bike that he's wanted for over half my life and get him riding again and back to what he loved to do.
It took me almost 12 years to realize, but surprising him with it made it all worthwhile.
This mission, dubbed "Operation Motorrad," is the culmination of my decade-long goal to buy my Dad a top-of-the-line BMW motorcycle. This video is the HUGE, massively elaborate surprise that involved months of planning and coordination, 4 hidden cameras, many white lies to keep it a secret, satellite imagery, a childhood best friend's parent's garage, 3 videographers, and an endless list of steps that had to go exactly according to plan... and DID!
And in the end, it was all totally worth it. My Dad is finally back on a bike, has since re-taken the MSF's (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) riding training school, regained his confidence riding, and we're planning a 2,000 mile roadtrip together across the US and Canada on both of our bikes in the next few months.
(Should of been mentioned in the video, but the house in the background doesn't belong to my parents. They aren't financially wealthy and were not in a position to purchase this on their own. I'll leave it at that.)

[@s.t.d.r.a.s.h.3703]

Dude this was the GREATEST moto video I've ever watched, the look on your dad's face brought tear out of my eyes.... that was a great gesture of appreciation you did for your dad..... kudos . I am a new subscriber of yours for life....

[@gizmog]

envy is such a horrible thing, the guy in this video made a great thing for his dad, never claimed they were poor, only said that his dad hadn´t had the chance to buying the bike and I believe him, so, instead of pissing on this guy´s love for his father maybe the haters should look in their lives and see why they are like that? Smile more and enjoy life, and stop being pissed off by everything you see and cannot have...

[@rommelcruz3651]

Bro, you have given your dad a pair of wings! he will soar again and put a mile-long smile across his face and in his heart forever! Awesome!

[@phil8867]

Can tell you love your parents, but also I can tell they did a good job raising you. I'm sure he deserves that and more for all he has done for you. May God bless you and keep loving him.

[@andrewdestin]

You're a great son ...and your dad will always remember how you made him fell!! In my mind you're awesome...grateful son!!

[@emmanuelrod]

I'm a dad too and I can tell on behalf of your father: he's happy not only because of the bike, but mostly because of his son's gratitude. Good on'ya, mate.

[@AbKelp]

Roman soldier is here. Smile more

[@Jasonh.k]

Smile more

[@wendy_nf4778]

Roman Soldier baby, smile more (click)!!!

[@asuknow12]

Smile more my man

[@isho5196]

Smile more dude

[@wasimjaan3300]

happinesses that touch soul.... may u live long.Ameen

[@malikadnan7]

since when do you guys started to come on youtube :p

[@FasterThanLight]

If we shot this in front of the Empire State Building, I'd be worried a lot of you guys would assume we owned the Empire State Building, and all the surrounding cars, and all of the aircraft in the sky, and all the jewelry on the people passing by.

[@mscampos82]

Hahaha

[@darkchild4neverever]

So true! Why do people assume that they owned that house just because they walked out of it. I get out of cars all the time, doesn't mean I owned them. God knows who owned them. You clearly said "brother."

[@ikeogut]

Great job man.. haters always be haters;=)))) keep up the amazing sprit you have..

[@mialee8565]

Great job, support you

[@diamante132]

You are a great son man, a true role model!

[@livra0930]

I'm a 64 years old biker. I ride everyday. Even commute to work. My son lives in Miami and is a biker too. My bikes are my life (own 2 H-D). Last Xmas I bought an Ultra Classic '15. All I can say is this: don't you read those ugly comments. Some people don't even deserve you to give them a simple reply. You did great! Probably gave you dad the best he could expect from life at his age. I know about it... I don't care if he or you or your brother could afford it. It doesn't matter. What count, what matter here is your love, your effort, your dedication to give back to your father part of what you said he did earlier for you. Congratulations!!! Very well done.

[@racetime7754]

Dude, your Dad will cherish the memories... The thoughtfulness cannot be repaid with a 100 units of K1600GTL's or a BMW HP4's. My point is: no amount of money can measure how you made your Dad smile on that christmas day... Whether or not people can afford to buy a present for Dad this expensive, anything that makes him feel special counts. You nailed it ! And people learned about your kindness to your Dad... Now, we will start thinking what can we do to make someone in our family this happy on a christmas day or any day for that matter. Thanks for the video... You are so kind.

[@rolandomartinez2535]

Amazing video. Amazing son. Really shows he loves his dad. A Lesson learned. Gratitude for lesson. So..... my 74 year old dad & mom raised 5 kids not much time for travel through the years. I lost my mother to breast cancer in 2017 so my parents never have been outside of the USA or California for that matter. My father is alone without my mother now so I took my lesson from this video and got my dad a 8 day cruise to the Caribbean. Staying a couple of nights in Miami before embarking on cruise to the Bahamas, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and Cozumel. Feels good to thank my father for raising now a good man and father myself. Only regret is I should have done this years ago so that my beautiful mother could have gone with him instead of me. But it will be quality father and son time. Just like he would give me and my siblings when we we kids. I love you dad.

[@pilotonboard1]

This story made me cry ! What a gesture, and it's NOT about money, it's about a dream of a beloved that you made real ! I just turned fifthy... and just ordered a new BMW GS1200 Lc. When I hesitated to buy the BMW, my son said to me : "well, dad, just DO it. .. it will be your last motorbike anyway ... ! I ordered the bike the next day... Life is too short to wait !

[@goatmototours]

Bravo!!!! Really made got choked up with a little kiss on the cheek at the end. Gift of riding to your dad. As a father I can tell you nothing in the world would give me a bigger joy than riding with my son. I'll never forget the day he asked me to ride with me as a passenger and I'm counting the days I can ride with my son somewhere and enjoy the world on two wheels. Have fun and be safe. Tip of the hat to you sir!!!!

[@loganmontuori]

This brought such a huge smile to my face, you are an amazing person for doing this for your dad. : )

[@MidWestMX]

That's an amazing thing you did there mate. Look after your parents. you made him super happy

[@etoxica]

I will do this for my dad one day, one day.

[@SubZBMW]

Same, my dad wants one but you know... I'm 16 but I'll do it when I'm like 20 ish

[@etoxica]

Ayee!

[@Toqwert33]

Im working on doing this rn cept an older bmw, they're so fucking expensive...

[@fanaticmarco]

+emmaisfabulous wow your pretty

[@fanaticmarco]

dblock2626 wtf

[@Qua7100]

bmw from 2013 wanted it for 20 years. these guys really know the future.

[@chrisbroesky2932]

Im poor as fuck, this video made me smile. Great job.

[@joashfrancis2699]

CHRIS BROESKY j

[@galatians22122]

Chris: I assume you live in the USA. You have every opportunity to make it in this life. Financial step #1 You get control of your money. Do not let money control you. Money talks it says "SPEND SPEND ME" You tell money Shut up, sit down and Stay" Begin now weekly putting money in a savings account and tell it to stay. Consistently add to it, not allowing your lust for things you do not need to cause you to withdraw it. Do this for 5 Years and you will be on your way. Quit letting money control you, and quit buying things you do not NEED! Work hard and save. It is so Simple. I have never made over $50,000 a year i have a wife and family at 46 years old I have a good chunk of change in the bank, everything is paid for except the house. I have $150,000 equity in my home with only $40,000 left to pay on it. Just do it! Make good habits!

[@andreabaldeon734]

That was just amazing!! You are the perfect son. I cried through the whole thing. Your Dad is truly blessed to have you for his son. He must be a great father to have raised such a wonderful son. You rock ‼️

[@stranded_mariner7695]

Seeing the look on your Dad's face is absolutely priceless! I couldn't agree more, parents give so much of their time, money and life to their kids. That was a fantastic video...

[@DannyFromLA23]

this is a good video, but it made me feel like shit that I can't do something like this for my dad.

[@leebaseball11]

Yeah, me too. My dad passed away in 05. Miss him.

[@carolyoung9269]

maldoman23 Just love him unconditionally my friend. BE THERE FOR HIM IN GOOD TIMES & BAD. Notice when he needs you but is unable (for whatever reason) to ask for your help. Talk to him & ACTIVELY listen... That's precious

[@bagotoetags801]

Wanna do something good for your Pops, be the most loving and forgiving son ever to make him proud of you. He'll feel he was a good father.

[@bagotoetags801]

jack zipper You know it's not about class strata and being born rich, these folks say they worked hard for it. Pops was busy providing a good home and worked to send his kids to college. The giving son took decades he said to finally pay his dad back for sacrificing his own desires of wanting a BMW bike. If he was so rich how come he didn't buy a bike years ago. No, you are jealous because you are a loser just like me. Your distain is more racial against whitey not against what you think is elitism or privileged people. Look back and see the missed opportunities you didn't take advantage of because you thought were square and not cool enough for you. Yeah, coulda, woulda, shoulda. I got many of those too. My bitterness is toward myself not on folks who tried and beat the odds. Your attitude will get you into that middle class neighborhood also, just in the garbage can left at the curb. Have a nice cardboard box.

[@DENMONKEY]

nice one young fella. great to see the smile on your dad's face. I hope you spend lots of time riding with him.

[@SuperAngelles]

I want to thank you for doing this for your dad. I am so very happy for him. My dad and I used to ride together when I was in high school and collage. I joined the Army and that ended our time riding together but I have very fond memories of my dad, and our Harleys. He had a Harley Duo Glide 1958 model and he got me a Sportster 1971 model and we rode every chance her had time to. I am majorly impressed with you for doing this for your dad you are an awesome Son.

[@dedexyz8475]

Dad could afford the bike; he's already driving a fucking MERCEDES. Already LIVING in an expense neighborhood. The better question is....how does that young punk pay for it? HE DOESN'T!

[@mikehawk457]

They don't live there

[@chaswagner8370]

ever thought that they are at a family members house? Think before you comment dumbass

[@chaswagner8370]

+Dede Xyz lol someone needs to see an anger management specialist lmao

[@mixedairsoft4323]

Man... You so angry. Hope you feel better lol

[@OneThiccSamurai-vn5se]

+Dede Xyz "Pencil dick" Thats soooo bad bro. Thats soooo bad!

[@sethalos]

You are a great son, this video touched me, and gave me a similar idea for my dad. Thanks for this. Your father must be so proud of you.

[@jasearon4532]

Your Dad is Lucky and i'm sure he's proud of you. This video brings tears. That's really touchy. Thanks for the uploading. x

[@M0rtis421]

Kudos to you man.. Top notch!! Congrats on getting your Dad's knees in the wind again. Glad you picked him up a refresher course.

[@jennydiazvigneault5548]

What an amazing thing you did for your dad. I wish all kids had such love and respect for their parents. This was not about how much was spent but about making a dream come true. There are a few envious, selfish dicks out there who would give this a thumbs down. It does not matter that they have pathetic lives. I hope you and your dad can take some wonderful trips together while you still have the opportunity. You are a wonderful person.

[@derekd8142]

Lot of haters on this vid. I'm low on money myself but I can't hate on this kid for surprising dad

[@BradfordGuy]

It is wonderful that you could do this for your dad! Ignore the idiots who can't read and who make all of the assumptions of wealth. What you did was truly amazing and I could tell your dad really appreciated it. It's nice to see the respect and love you share with your family. Well done!

[@bobbyallan9100]

Outstanding young man! What a nice gesture that you will always remember with your dad.

[@JeetendraBohara]

Respect for u buddy Making ur parents happy is the world most sacred work M also trying hard in life to achieve such success that i would be able to gift my dad God bless u buddy

[@reptilelady04]

Their financial status shouldn't have to be explained. If I could treat my parents to a wonderful gift, whether or not they could get it themselves or not, would be absolutely amazing. A gift from the heart, is a gift from the heart. geesh

[@mahinat.coover8972]

What a love from a son to a father, not so much the bike but your heart of gold and pure love. Kudos brother.

[@bethannybrooks6697]

This is so incredible! Good on you, FasterThanLight! Lucky dad! What an exhilarating experience and a long, long anticipation working out so beautifully! I can just imagine the shock your dad felt when this happened. I ride too... that bike is beautiful! Your dad must be so proud of his family. I am so moved by this. Thank you for sharing!

[@shunkajun]

Beyond the gifts, I think your thoughtfulness and generosity show a fine upbringing. I paid attention to the words and consideration you spoke of and I found it heartwarming. You are a good Son, and a good Family man. Your Parents have taught you well Sir. I hope your Father will enjoy his ride for many years to come.

[@FrankieMotovlog]

So in the end.. It pays to have kids afterall.. Awsome video man

[@michaelgm9412]

What you did for your dad was truly beautiful and an inspiration to us all !

[@jbird132]

the love you conveyed to your father runs sooo deep man, this video made me cry. Thank you for the inspiration

[@thatmanstu23]

He made it clear they were at his brothers,not his parent's house...He never said they were poor,and never said they weren't wealthy.. but "affording" a 30k motorcycle can still be outside a big families budget, considering possible college,medical,business costs etc....He didn't ask for anyone's sympathy or charitable contributions ,he just did something for his Dad that his Dad would not do for himself..

[@myronens228]

No one here has the right to take away from what this son did for his father. I commend it. I know, I had some of the same thoughts as the one complaining about his money problems, but I also understand another side to things. Mom and Dad earned the right to own a Mercedes car, and live in a fancy house, and they also, most-likely, in this case, also instilled some good values into their son, and didn't spoil him as much as some people would like to assume. He did this on his own, at age 23, and that's pretty impressive. Terrible of Jack Zipper to run his mouth off, when the intent was to share a wonderful event, rather than be trolled by someone who is jealous and perhaps feels sorry for himself. I'm not rich, either. Not even close. And you need to realize that the son also has the payments to make. Credit lines are what they are, he can get approved, he doesn't actually have the money up front. He's making payments, which actually make him poorer than those of us without them. You talk about your R1, also a 30,000 dollar motorcycle, and you complain about having 50 bucks in the bank. Maybe you should prioritize your budget and sell the bike so that you can live within you means.

[@marcot401]

I agree I think the guy with the R1 should sell it and buy a tricycle for his cry baby and disrespectful response to your excellent video. I don't understand why R-1 had to blow his mouth in such a negative way. I think the man did a GREAT thing buying his father what he wanted. It was well though out and them memories will last forever. God bless you for that.

[@tweber528]

That's a great gift you presented to your Dad. I wish him many happy and safe years of riding. You are blessing to your Dad, hope you get to ride with him on some of his journeys.

[@vanillagorilla8438]

great job boy... you're father couldn't be happier not to mention proud of a son... great kid

[@mic01]

I wouldn't want to be the other son who just gave dad a new sweater for X-mas.

[@insight36]

Give the kid some credit, rich or not rich. It's his brother's house, not the parents or his. Mom drives an old Mercedes that can be bought for about $10,000 now. Maybe Mom and Dad have gone through some tough times. Maybe they sacrificed all over their own luxuries to help put their kids through school. Maybe the old man lost his job and has burned through his retirement money... Stop making assumptions. Things aren't always what they seem. Rich or not rich, it's a beautiful thing that "mini Alan Harper" did for his dad. I just wish the old man showed a little more appreciation. I would have been in tears!

[@machinegunkelly6472]

That's a good son, Family is everything ! You have a big heart and a proud Dad.

[@EqlOpper2Nity]

What a amazing gift, as tears roll down my face. I was hoping there was going to be a picture of your dad on it or driving it. Safe Riding!

[@march11stoneytony]

Money is always really tight in those gated communities

[@lynnadams7026]

If you paid any attention he said it's his brothers house. And anyways they work hard for their money I'm sure. Don't be bitter.

[@Sergey322]

Hey mate, is it OK to feature your clip in a my chanel for educational purposes (so-called temporary copyright.)? You can stop me from using your content at any time and it will be deleted immediately. It will be credited in the description & comments section with your name. Thanks, MM

[@Kornholeeoo]

Awesome video and what a great gift for your dad. This made me smile. My dad passed in 2014 so being this video is of the 2013 Christmas, it was also my last Christmas with my dad. I hope your dad has a million miles of happiness on that beautiful bike! He will think of you every time he gets on it!

[@SWForce]

What a good son you are ~ The smile on his face was so worth it

[@dewwed1965]

Nice vid made me smile thanks!

[@BullyThaKidd]

i dont know your story but i feel like he raised you right man.... much respect.... im too big to crying like this

[@juzizhar]

wow im holding back my tears watching this. I really hope your dad is enjoying his ride. All the best and im pretty sure he is a proud man to have such a wonderful, loving son. Shoutout to your dad for me! - A fellow rider from Singapore :)

[@TempusFugitGaming]

Now this is heartwarming. Good on you for making your father happy. Not all of us have the ability and even I plan on buying a brand new Harley for my father for his birthday in late 2016.

[@abdulrahmanalharbi805]

the best part wasnt the reveal the best part was this 1:12 respect

[@SarcastSempervirens]

it was like watching an arab prince giving his dad a tenth ferrari, he was all "this is, like, nice, I am quite pleased with the gift"

[@ebenclukey7293]

Congrats on finding a way to craft a negative comment.

[@nathanieldaniswara7652]

stfu lol, just say that you are envious

[@benth162]

What a great gift young man. BRAVO to you. Great surprise, you had all the angles covered.

[@elizabethadams2113]

That is just awesome, what a wonderful thing. I hope your dad is riding free and smiling. Great job:)

[@u2rocks786]

Amazing gift and I take nothing away from your amazing kind heart and everything you did for your father. That aside, you said he wasn't in the best situation to buy the motorcycle, by the looks of everything in this video I saw a gigantic house and 2 bmw's... so... I'm kinda lost. I mean by the looks of thing you guys look pretty well off

[@FasterThanLight]

Appreciate it! But looks are deceiving. Being surrounded by wealthy family members doesn't mean you are wealthy yourself.

[@u2rocks786]

FasterThanLight Good answer. Is he enjoying the bike? He was in loss of words when you pulled up lol#

[@jackzipper9406]

FasterThanLight not wealthy yourself? lol dude...you have money. and even if you didnt, they would GIVE it to you. "Oh tee-hee, just flew in and they dont even kno im here!! tee hee!!" what the fuck ever, dude, it takes us months to save up just for a plane ticket and its just another form of transportation to you.

[@PaintingRosesBlack]

this is what I wanna do for my dad

[@russellsmalls318]

great way to show ur dad u listen to him. lots of love

[@FXBBMIKE]

I think you gave him another 10 years of life. The Joy on his face.

[@michellalonde5894]

This is a fuck'n freak'n nice christmas gift !!! But you made a huge mistake... i am your real father.. :D :D :D May god bless you man !

[@xjcrossx]

Michel Lalonde how does your comment not have more thumbs up lol

[@rickgroot6939]

Fuck the haters. Great job dude very nice of you!

[@dan-5678]

You are a fantastic person for doing this for your dad; i hope to give my dad a thank you like this someday for all he has sacrificed for and done for me.

[@josephvanwie6706]

Wow! The haters sharpened their fangs for this one. Kid, I don't care how much money you have. Doing this for your Dad was wonderful and I sure hope your mom likes riding. I'm in my mid sixties and having a touring bike has been my dream. May God bless you and your parents with years of beautiful and safe riding experiences for many years to come. Nice that you shared this with us.

[@chickennoodles5222]

"cant afford a bike" - lives in a mansion..

[@incarswetrust]

That's a mansion to you? You must be poor.

[@itslarathecutiecanavan6152]

He can afford a bike but the maintainance on the bike is high so other riders choose the cbr. I'm a rider(bmw 1000rr) my boyfriend is a rider(Ducati panigale 1199) and those bike's maintainance is high

[@plavins1]

If I understood correctly, that is his brothers house. Dad does not live there.

[@xxcatnip4988]

Read the description please..

[@quintincain4895]

Get that hate out your hart

[@nenben101]

Read the ENTIRE description before you comment!

[@a.t.4136]

Now days only few very few kids will do this kind of good things to their parents, all I can say is what go's around comes around, God bless you young man.

[@JeeniusGaming]

look at the cars, look at the neighbours house/car, look at their house... no wonder he can afford a gift for his dad worth estimated 20k USD... i would love to give something like this for my dad, but i cant afford more than a good bottle of vine ;-)

[@FasterThanLight]

You make the assumption that everyone's money goes into a single pot and we all share it. I'd encourage you to realize this is not the case. Just because some of your family members are well off doesn't mean you are.

[@kadewalley4425]

He said that was his brothers house.

[@JeeniusGaming]

yeah but most likely if your brother is doing that well, the rest of the family isnt homeless ;-)

[@quiannabradley1777]

FasterThanLight It doesn't matter whether you had the money or saved for 20 years, the point of it all is that you bought your dad a gift from the heart. He will forever get on the bike and think to himself....Logan did this and smile a little and then take off. Good job man!!!! You are awesome!

[@NeverDoubtMe23]

@@JeeniusGaming SO his family has to be homeless to appreciate a 20k motorcycle? I am sorry you cannot afford to give your dad such a nice gift but that does not mean you have to shit all over someone who can.

[@romeshelvin9128]

Well....Somebody has a big ass house.

[@chazzthomas6800]

Difficult time? The house has to be a cool 1,000,000.00. That fountain would pay for half that damn bike. I hope to have their kind of difficult times soon. If the kid can afford that damn bike... Revo or rayban sunglasses... Rough life.

[@romeshelvin9128]

Dido! Looks like they're doing pretty good to me.

[@jackzipper9406]

chazz Thomas i wouldnt say 1 million. more like 300k...but yeah pocketchange none the less.

[@chazzthomas6800]

jack zipper I get the sentiment behind what he did for his dad. That's cool. Maybe his difficult time was being too busy taking care of a huge family? But you have to understand that comparatively that's a wealthy family living in a gated community. Huge manicured park like lawn. Very well decorated if you're the country club type. the kind that make's snotty comments like " more like 300k...but yeah pocketchange none the less." 300K where Mexico? My1480ft square foot rambler just sold for 363K. And it was built in the 60's. We bought it for 230k 3 years ago. If not for my VA loan it would not have happened. That house has to be in the neighborhood of 3k square feet. My ex's families house a dentist's family home. It's on a hill over looking Tulsa and it sold for 275K back in the 80's. Regardless mentioning your dad going through difficult times is laughable to us. Almost a put down. I reckon it's relative too what life style you're accustomed to. If this is your video don't take it to heart too much. I grew up in north Tulsa County Oklahoma. I was raised in a farming community bordering a low income neighborhood. A ghetto by most American city standards. I was not a greaser by appearance but everyone else I knew except for a few very religious types were. I guess taking a shower and wearing clothes did make me stand out. My point is South side kids middle class and up we're and still are very racist against kids from poor families. Be us white or black. Worse if you're black of course it is Tulsa. But not much worse. The movie Outsiders was about the Tulsa area. I kind of have a chip on my shoulder from memories of rich kids trying to gang up on me and corner me in a stairwell. Little did they know I was from a much worse neighborhood than the school was that I was in. And grew up fighting much rougher kids. One of them figured out what a 300 page hard back book felt like up side his head for trying to whip me with his jump rope. The others that didn't get away fast enough felt that rope. They were sharing my school because their own was having the asbestos removed from the ceilings. None of the North side schools were having this done by the way. Don't take it to heart too much that a couple of hoods are poking fun at you're prosperity. Nothing personal. The video was very well made. I wouldn't have shot the part from my bed though. IMO...

[@jackzipper9406]

i agree. main point most people here are trying to make... dont sit there and bitch about no money when we can clearly see he has a massive house with a mercedes.

[@emailoriginunknown]

One of the best! On a side note: The clarity of the video is amazing. Great job.

[@jojojeep1]

you did a great thing for your dad , I'm sure you'll be blessed for it, you have already been blessed by giving dad such a great gift, that in it's self is a the biggest blessing.

[@josephrigby15]

So many negative comments wow... Great video mate, hope you and your old man ride safe for years to come.

[@tulsatombob2769]

Your Dad is a lucky guy! 2 years later, how is he enjoying his BMW. Give us an update, please.

[@TheophilusEmmanuel]

YEs, please!!

[@MrBordagul]

I can tell that your Dad is very happy the way he smile but still he can't believe it. Hopefully, I could do that to my Dad one of this days too. You did a very nice job and God bless you and you're family as well..

[@xjcrossx]

He seemed so happy. And saying he was blown away and in a state of shock quietly to other people is the best part. Congrats on the decade long mission, it seems like it was well worth it.

[@doppelganger7369]

Did not know Steven Spielberg was into Motorcylces....

[@KSI_Revelations]

Should have got him a ninja or any sport bike like a ZX-10R

[@VaynardMaynard38]

Thank you Logan! This is my favorite surprise video so far! Beautiful family and I love your relationship with your dad! Amazing ❤️❤️❤️❤️💯

[@Team-fabulous]

What a lovely gesture for a son to do for his father..i cried while watching..i hope your old man has miles of smiles and rides safe...God bless from Team Fabulous

[@mormonsson6173]

A gift is a gift no matter how much $$$$$$$ people perceive you to have, doesn't matter if it costs $1:00 or $$1 MiIlion, it comes from the heart! ps Never tooo old to ride, never!

[@stanworthington8767]

It's crazy to see how many people talk shit simply because they are jealous.

[@shadowshooter4224]

Nothing is more important than being around your loved ones. Best regards bro.

[@yadavdushyant1]

Well done man, these are the priceless moments for you n everyone, sometimes money is the secondary thing

[@justinpiu]

can't afford one? jesus look at their neighborhood

[@OldskoolHiFi]

+Justin Wonda Read the description, that is not their neighborhood

[@akbaa7]

@@OldskoolHiFi but they have Mercedes and BMW cars hahahaha

[@ebenclukey7293]

What's the weather like in envyville?

[@scrappydog132]

Turns out this was for a so called "reality show". That skinny ranga dude was a university TV presenter and they did this as an ATTEMPT at a viral video. Hired the bike etc etc.

[@FasterThanLight]

LOL. The crap people make up. Good one, Benjamin. And where'd you get your information from... the Cookie Monster?

[@scrappydog132]

Lol I was just bored okay. Buy me a bike homie!

[@CrystalDMay]

+FasterThanLight are you the guy that burped on camera, then couldn't stop laughing when they were asking you questions on a tv show? You look JUST LIKE HIM!

[@telliwood]

I love how happy his Dad looks. Thats great.

[@glennsmith8949]

What an amazing son you are, I dont know what else to say other then you are a blessing to your dad.

[@knud9eri]

Going through hard times and they lived in a mini mansion and driving mercedes XD must be hard! But aside from the "Hate" Very well done getting that bike!

[@bmxxxxxxxx]

This was 2013... lots of people who were doing well lost jobs, wealth, savings etc. They obviously weren't in horrible shape, but if he's unemployed it's not something he would purchase for himself.

[@thedon008]

All the dumbasses in the comments saying people who live in nice houses must be rich if the could at one point afford to buy one...If you stop making the money you were making when you bought the nice shit, then you won't afford to keep buying nice shit. SIMPLE, stupid! You tighten up the belt and you ride those nice mercedeses into the ground if you can't buy a new car or you already had an older car that's not worth selling. It's not rocket science to understand these things.

[@wonkynips3680]

And I bet you only got your mum a card

[@johnsachs31]

I just discovered this video and what a great thing to do for a dad!!! It brought tears to my eyes for the love and affection apparent in the giving and receiving!! Awesome!!!!

[@Bilbobalbo1]

One of the coolest things I've seen. Good on you for doing that for your father!

[@markgaudie80]

He not exactly made of money but he buys his dad a mega expensive bike with a shit load of accessories and a BMW rider training day. Must be a Meth dealer or one lucky son of a bitch!!! Why can't this happen to me???? 😢

[@philharris4504]

Yep. Looks like they're reeeeeeally struggling from that real estate crash. 5 to 600 thousand dollar house (at least) chromed out Mercedes. Yeah, that $25,000 bike was WAY out of the realm of comprehension. Whatever......

[@TheRealElDiablo]

You're a good son that was awesome and a really personal moment to share.

[@mikebaird1110]

that was an awesome thing to do for your dad . thumbs up a million times , i got my brothers bike running after sitting for ten years . to c the look on his face . it was worth the effert.

[@londontrialscat]

"We cant afford a Motorcycle"...But my wife can afford a nice Merc with a BMW SUV and we can afford to live in a huge house in Miami, private gated community and we shall talk about going to Europe...don't worry dad I just got you a Top end cruising German motorcycle with all the gear and lessons with BMW. I'm confused, but hey best of luck with paying for maintenance and finding/replacing electrical gremlins on that bike. I hope your father still has his high hazard perception on the road at his old brittle age.

[@pedrosa2618]

Glad that somebody isnt blind like these fools mercbenz bmwx5 big house on good place and he doesny have to buy a bike the point is good but fake as shit

[@cloudwarrior1921]

+Tim Rodriguez i agree.. still a nice to do for his dad

[@DiamondMolecule]

He said that's not their neighborhood.

[@RagingBad]

Wow, you certainly are resentful bitch, what a piece of shit

[@londontrialscat]

Yes...me...a piece of poor shit.