Motor City or Moto City?DAM! Detroit Antique Motorcycles Show

Randy's DAM, Detroit Antique Motorcycles at Tangent Gallery, September 9th '23, walk around

[@ArielPA11]

Excelente. Hermosas motos. Felicitaciones por el material que nos brindas... Muchas Gracias. Saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina.

[@dirtykustomz]

It is the best show to go to.. thanks D

[@motonisto]

I only wish it'd happen more often, great atmosphere, awesome bikes!

[@dirtykustomz]

@@motonisto I hear you . Great video shots you got.

[@ronniedeciantis1978]

Nice video , I wanted to mention your style but I couldn’t get it out , but it was a definitely the 60s Hells Angels on wheels style. Love the glasses.

[@motonisto]

Haha, thank you!

[@derrickshuey]

liked the Video! lots of interesting bikes! have to go next year only 3 hours away from Detroit!

[@motonisto]

It's a good setting with a lot to see, great atmosphere!

[@MicheluceRizzuto]

The Pan Head @ 0:30 is a 1958 or newer. 1957 was the last year of the Hydra-Glide. 1958 was the first year of the Duo-Glide. Did you know that the wishbone frame was out in 1953 and replaced with a straight leg frame from 1954 until 1957, but there were actually some Hydra-Glides produced and sold with the wishbone frame in 1957? Since the rigid frame was out and the Duo-Glide was coming in 1958, they were trying to eliminate as many rigid frames as they could in order to get rid of their stock. Hence the '57 was a mix of straight leg and wishbone frames. (Just some pedantic knowledge added for spice.)

[@motonisto]

I think '57 also had red and gold emblems on tank, good catch on Hydra vs Duo Glide switch in '58

[@antonmiantkouski3883]

Т 😊тм

[@motonisto]

I've no idea what that means but I hope you liked the video!