The Weird Motorcycle Designed like a Car

What happens when you tell a bunch of car designers to go build a motorcycle? Well, this. The Honda PC800 Pacific Coast. Overlooked genius or just another Failblog entry?
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[@raypurchase801]

I used to own a Gold Wing. It was the best car I ever owned.

[@raypurchase801]

A great stereo too.

[@rosethorne9940]

I was just going to say I always thought the gold wing (1974 to current) was Honda’s attempt at a car on two wheels (or more as I’ve seen sidecars on gold wings but they might have been aftermarket...)

[@starbase247]

lol, what do you drive now?

[@stopglobalswarming]

The slim limo

[@Kickstart500]

I still do and it still is

[@landinwashington2455]

Fortnine: The only channel convincing people to buy old discontinued bikes.

[@tomrevere9091]

The bikes do a pretty good job themselves. Fortnine is just making them more visible.

[@MJT-DA]

@@tomrevere9091 well i didn't want a pc800 and now i do and i also knew they existed.

[@jfess1911]

Gee, haven't you guys started a Fortnine Collection too? It's all the rage. Just buy every motorcycle that is approved by our Polite Canadian Hero. Aw, come on.... I can't be the only one???

[@thomas4233]

Really would like a KLR

[@grease2542]

I remember lusting after one of these.

[@diogo763]

That transition at 0:50 was so good I had to rewind 4 times

[@JP-xd6fm]

I found this chanel this year and is great, I like the guy how explains things and the production of the video is Top Gear's level

[@anonymous-yg1hy]

Absolutely! This is great craft. Is the vlog an oscar catagory yet? If so, the Oscar goes to F9.

[@michaelsanchez8519]

I just wrote a comment on how brilliant the production was on this video. It’s top notch

[@tonybilco1317]

Yes brilliant editing

[@keenanmcbreen7073]

damn, that is solid af

[@ericseidel4940]

Back in the eighties, I tried the Pacific Coast when released. And I liked it a lot. Except two major things : 1 Body panels are very fragile (I'm very surprised you found one with all panels and I'm sure they are heavily repaired ) 2 This bike is unable to ride up a sidewalk without scraping the bottom, even less than a sport car. (see n°1 for result)

[@tilio9380]

Most motorcycle reviews: glorified bike commercials Fortnine bike 'reviews': pretty much art

[@box_cannot_car]

if these were locked to a subscription i wouldn't even be mad

[@IvanGarcia-ug7mf]

well this channel cannot make spoil us making us appreciate F9 more but MCcommute is pretty organic not to mention tech talks with Aaron

[@tilio9380]

@@IvanGarcia-ug7mf I love Zac and Ari, but even for the on 2 wheels episodes, with undoubtedly much larger budget and more crews, the production quality is still not as good as F9 reviews IMHO. I will go as far as saying that this channel is 100% on par with the production quality of Top Gear in its glory days.

[@IvanGarcia-ug7mf]

@@tilio9380 I couldn't have stated it any better . If I had 400k a year money I would definitely help fund F9 lol

[@victordesanderobledo4522]

I have to admit that the front brake and suspension trick really impressed me

[@CaptHollister]

Anti-dive brakes were the big thing in the late 80s. Every manufacturer had them on some models in their lineup.

[@TonyRule]

My NS400RF has it - TRAC - Torque Reactive Anti-dive Control.

[@krollpeter]

It didn't work well.

[@Daniel.scaletta]

“The motorcycle is as blank as a teenagers search history” 😂😂😂

[@MotoVio]

Ohh damn, gotta delete that pornhub search 😄

[@andyman3960]

Thanks for the reminder 😂

[@datgio4951]

@@andyman3960 bro?

[@Daniel.scaletta]

@@andyman3960 Haha nice

[@Do-lf8ne]

Hahahahahha

[@ianstorm165]

I commute to work on an 89 pc800 every day. Great to see F9 previewing it.

[@timbrogan607]

Glad to see someone else is still commuting on one of these. I alternate between my '89 and '90. In the winter, if it starts, it rides. As long as no snow is falling!

[@jmfu]

How many miles on it?

[@eddiewu2336]

Every single video of Ryan's feels like a cinematic documentary. Amazing!

[@alexkleb7634]

Props to the camera man, love the lil detail at 6:42 of Ryan being blurred and a crisp bridge showing and then back to Ryan. It's can be a pain to change the focus like that

[@bradywilliams2951]

Definitely a smooth move, but easier than you'd think. DPs use a focus wheel with a 'whiteboard' on the side so you can set your marks for pulling or pushing focus. Once you set your two marks for Ryan and the Bridge, you just turn the focus wheel to the mark for the Bridge and then back to the mark for Ryan. Pretty clever, really.

[@findaneesh8885]

@@bradywilliams2951 Some do but I don’t. I keep my camera builds simple - not a big fan of Christmas tree builds. With time, you just pull focus by eye on the fly.

[@rishi-m]

@@findaneesh8885 you've been doing great work, keep up the good work! Ek number bhava! BTW you have a DR650 right? Tell us about it someday, them Aussies call them bush pigs! Check out this channel, I love their videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/goO0qnh4jpqMoLM

[@JesseWrangell]

Dammit Ryan, last time you did an 80's themed review I ended up buying a Gen 1 KLR. Don't attack my bank again please.

[@martyniner8893]

Haha! Same here!

[@JeffinTD]

Back around 1991 I sold motorcycles briefly. Honda offered a huge bonus to the salesperson who moved a PC800. It was a practical motorcycle, but it said “I AM my father’s Oldsmobile”. Also, the DN-1 was nicknamed Do Not Order One in some dealer circles.

[@jacobcurtis6849]

The DN-O1 was an awesome motorcycle with crap styling. If Honda had stuck that engine package in a standard cruiser, it would've sold.

[@zookr]

This is why I bought mine used from a dealer back in the day - very cheap.

[@victoriazero8869]

@@jacobcurtis6849 Isn't that just what CTX is? And it sells like hot cakes.

[@peterweller8583]

@@jacobcurtis6849 You know the platform is shadow based right? I have one and want two more.

[@ThisTimeTheWorld]

I love oldsmobiles

[@MJT-DA]

"The whole thing is as blank as a teenagers search history" Me: *laughs in incognito mode*

[@John_Ridley]

I really appreciate these historic videos. Really sets this channel apart from every other motorcycle channel that's just reviewing the latest X/Y/Z

[@ianalderton6683]

A similar, later built bike was the Honda Deauville. Got one and love it for everyday rides or an easy 1000km. No plans to ever sell and no worries that somebody might even think about stealing it . . . ; ) the only missing part from the PC would have been the hydros- however when I checked the valves 'way over schedule'- all were spot on : ))

[@walkurone]

As a proud owner of a 1990 PC800, this video makes me very happy. I get teased sometimes for it's looks, but I ride a unique piece of motorcycle history.

[@aleo_ca]

can we all just take a min to appreciate the solid soundtrack paired with epic A & B rolls

[@GwenMotoGirl]

I loved my 1995 Pacific Coast. PCs were black in ‘95. I wish I still had it.

[@MrBTRDAYZ]

Ha! This was my very first motorcycle. I didn't even intend to buy it. I went to the Honda dealer to get my lawnmower blade sharpened. I saw the bike and it was the best new deal on the showroom floor. Honda had discounted the last units by $2,000! I didn't even have a license yet. The dealership delivered it to my home while I signed up for the MSF course. My sportsbike loving friends laughed at my "scooter", but with nearly 700 pounds of weight, an 800 cc v-twin, 5-speed tranny with clutch and shaft drive, it was the real thing. Really comfy for the interstate. Loved the trunk. Learned some new things in this video 24 years later! Didn't know the trunk had a drain plug! And didn't know about the pivoting brakes/suspension feature! And yes, my eyes were drawn to the 2 mentioned successors to the PC800 mentioned in this video too!

[@ramirocastellon2921]

Production level is next level. What a beautiful bike.

[@feanythmayosh5525]

I grew up on the back of of a white PC. It was indestructible. We called it a Tupperware bike. It was my fathers bike and he loved it. My mother was more of a racer. So whenever I wanted a relax comfortable ride, I would climb on the back of the Coast. If I wanted to go fast, I joined my mother on her low flying NTV. She really loved maxing it.

[@johncresswell4680]

I’ve worked on and road these many times absolutely love it. Wish I had one in my fleet.

[@happyhome41]

I had a PC-800, and the only bike I regret no longer owning. I found it underpowered when my wife was on back. I should have kept it, and gotten something else. Loved the trunk. LOVED the self-cancelling turn signals. The hydraulic lifters made it so quiet. The closest I've come - you didn't mention - is my current 2014 CTX-700D - the one with the true six speed dual clutch automatic transmission.

[@NoTengoIlusiones]

Gosh... Fortine even mimic the 4:3 80's detail. 😂 you guys are amazing

[@nomadenview]

This bike + 80s new wave music = f**king awesome

[@churchofmarcus]

One thing I love about Honda is that they try stuff just to see if it works: oval pistons, inline 6, DCT transmissions, 6 speed scooter, adventure scooter, 2 wheeled car, and on and on. They've earned their top spot.

[@eurogryphon]

My dad's father had one, and my dad bought one a few years later. They were fantastic machines, extremely reliable, and so quiet my dad ended up tricking a grizzled HD biker into thinking it was electric. And yes, it basically was a car on two wheels. It only lacked two things: rider backrest (which could be easily solved with a Givi box) and weather protection for the feet (everywhere else on your body would stay dry).

[@peterweller8583]

It came with a sissy bar still got it, in some box somewhere.

[@joaopnmarques]

Is it just me or Fortnine is decades ahead of other “motorcycle KZbinrs”?👌👌👌👌👌 excellent! As usual.

[@gur262]

I mean. Depends. Entirely different but great is schaaf.

[@bavarianbanshee]

Finally, my '89 Integra gets some attention!

[@ZombiePotatoSalad]

*Zoidberg voice* "Hooray, people are paying attention to me!"

[@brettkirkpatrick464]

My first car!

[@batavicus]

Hey, the remote idle adjuster at 3:42 is identical to the one on my '94 ST1100! I bought the bike in 2009. I didn't realize that knobby thing next to the gas cap was an idle adjuster until 2014. Just like with the PC, Honda got the wrenching down to a minimum on the ST1100. In 12 years and 40,000 miles the only problems have been hot fuel pump seizure syndrome (HFPSS), which required a new fuel pump and the motor-cooling fan switch. And tires. It loves tires. Lots of tires.

[@kevrod8979]

I remember wanting one of these when it came out.

[@alm4132]

Get one! They are cheap now, and great utilitarian commuters.

[@MrXjoeharperx]

Yeah I remember this too, I was not a bike back then but I thought it was the coolest thing I've seen.

[@christopherbiomass7155]

I did too. But I got an FJ1200 instead. No regrets.

[@ericellquist7007]

I was getting to the place in life where more and more , my responses were of the "Why in the world would anyone ....."fill in the blank kind. And then I remembered back when I was a kid, and would be willing to give a year of my life just to ride or drive anything with a motor and wheels and the absolute joy when I was able to...

[@JBAutomotive794]

How the hell do you guys make such great videos!?! Love your content!

[@vanveen8472]

thank you, one of the best ads for lane filtering ever

[@iseceepcool2]

This thing is epic! I personally think it's really cool and with many panels comes many panel mods and fancy airbrush paints

[@peterweller8583]

Awesome mine is decked out like an F-18 just as dorky as one, wished it was half as deadly

[@Vegesaurus7]

Dude. I love that you have me thinking about things I never noticed before.

[@dh4913]

"the whole thing is as blank as a teenager's search history." as a teenager, I can confirm that. 2:00

[@samriddell6043]

I’m so pissed that KZbin didn’t give me a notification even though I have been subscribed for 2 years and had the notification bell on forever.

[@frankcastle5294]

This canuck has some of the finest vids on the worldwideweb. His Harley-Davidson vids are to die for.

[@chezfeliz]

this dude makes some of the best content on KZbin. every video is so stylized. so rad.

[@Johnnysthunder]

Feel like my vespa gts300 fulfills a similar if slightly more urban centric though still good for touring role... love my bike so much, getting a big windshield a riding apron that attached to the body and covers your lower body and a big top case, super excited. Been riding scooters full time for over twelve years and they’re sooo practical I just won’t daily anything else!

[@rocketrollsvlogs7625]

I love it. I always said that modern Goldwings feel more like my old Acura than my old Honda cars. I don't remember this bike.

[@ElementofKindness]

Yeah, I'd say the Goldwing was definitely the epitome of Honda's "car" of the motorcycle world. Heck, I can even remember as a kid, my dad referring to them as "half a car."

[@RufusCapstick]

I passed a PC800 on my Goldwing in France last year. Half a car passing a quarter car. 😃 Had never seen one before.

[@cmdrgunslinger5955]

Goldwing... its not a bike, its a small Porsche.

[@shaukahodan2373]

Aneesh just nailed that 80's theme!

[@grhdutchguy]

I remember reading an article about this motorcycle from around the time it came out and it stated something along the lines of: it is covered in so much plastic that if you're realy quiet you can hear it wisper "I wish I were a mitsubishi". Regardless of the review, I still want one!

[@vvevvevvvv]

Honda: hydraulically adjusted valves. Triumph: what's that?

[@shortadventuerer7738]

I feel personally attacked with my 955 sprint st...

[@vvevvevvvv]

@@shortadventuerer7738 Me to, with my Bonneville SE.

[@johnk3366]

Me three with my Street Scrambler...which requires the removal of the exhaust to check rear break fluid levels.

[@nunyabidniz2868]

@@johnk3366 "brake" Spelling counts...

[@johnk3366]

@@nunyabidniz2868 I bag to duffer

[@georgekrpan3181]

I remember, back in the day, saying to some motorcyclists how cool I thought the PC800 was. They just looked at me like I was daft. I didn't realize it weighed 640 lbs, exactly twice the weight of my CB300R. I think Honda did eventually succeed with this concept with the Silverwing.

[@peterweller8583]

Oh yeah it's heavy pig I did have to pick it up once truck knocked me over I was trying for his parking spot he didn't see me.

[@OldMotorcycleAdventures]

The fact that you don't get wet while under wat, and the trunk being massive coolers, is a HUGE selling point! More time riding every year, since you aren't getting as wet in the spring and fall rain. And bring some beverages for a day of whatever you end up doing. Truly a great idea of a bike, I would love to see more like this, although they likely won't sell well at all in North America

[@joeysimunds6352]

Baddest looking 80s Honda next to the Interceptor, suprised to learn this wasnt the same power plant. Awesome vijuh

[@MediumWolf227]

My friends dad used to have one of these, I ended up buying an mt09 off him years later, truly a man of many tastes.

[@townsville69]

I fully expected Robo Cop to walk thru the door and give a PSA. (Robo Cop voice) "Ride your motorcycle safely and ..... stay out of trouble".

[@renejr2296]

😂that would've been it...I would've walked out 🤣🤦🏾‍♂️

[@quantumIO]

This was the motorcycle used in the film Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man. The hot lady cop rode it chasing Don Johnson. I think her name was Virginia Slim.😁

[@chrisgunther109]

Love the 80's theme of the episode.

[@JeaBo]

I love your guys media team! Incredible video design everytime!

[@llamamanism]

Simple idea for anti dive when you look how BMW and Suzuki did it and fish one side and beer the other - Canadian genius

[@cazgerald9471]

I believe Honda used the same anti-dive on the previous Nighthawk 650 and Nighthawk S models. I could be wrong.

[@highflya2709]

Love the 80s poduction look, very on point.

[@FarmerDrew]

5:16 this is an awesome technology and is used to apply hydraulic braking to dump trailers

[@kmech3rd]

I had one! I loved mine. It was like a Baby Goldwing.

[@iananderson1422]

I had one . Loved it. Was like a baby wing :-)

[@jamesslick4790]

"A motorcycle that handles like an old Cadillac" 😲

[@kmseyam7897]

"Honda is honda and Honda is genius" In Bangladesh, Honda is synonymous with bike because of its impeccable reputation.. Take love, Honda.. 🇧🇩❤️🇯🇵

[@49Roadmaster]

Honda gets respect by reputation. H-D demands respect despite its reputation. LOL

[@dubravkojanusic6996]

@@49Roadmaster good one

[@49Roadmaster]

@@dubravkojanusic6996 Thanks, it just popped into my head when I read KM's comment.

[@dubravkojanusic6996]

@@49Roadmaster I drive a transalp 700, and it goes and goes ...

[@MostlyInteresting]

Are there PC800s in Bangladesh?

[@johncunningham4820]

Honda persevered with the Concept . Like the old CBR1000 . Great bike fully encased in bodywork . And , of course the GL1800 Goldwing . Those HANDLE for such a a behemoth .

[@digger8180]

At the time, ahead of the rest by a country mile. I await Honda's electric motorcycle. They are the modern Vincent. 👍🏻for the masses 😊

[@buffalo-checkbedsheets3246]

I just wanna say that the road sign in that last shot was smooth as hell. I almost didn't notice. Great job to whoever did that.

[@docchung9085]

“As blank as a teenager’s search history” 😂😂 pure genius

[@bigsmoke6189]

I hired one those a few years ago and was pleasantly surprised by how capable the bike was ,no problems for my wife on the back as well ,a great touring bike.

[@peterweller8583]

It really doesn't like gravel roads at all.

[@benwilliams9692]

I've got one of those in the garage. It's really an excellent commuter.

[@PeteDriver530]

what I remember most about the PC800 was one of the motorcycle magazine reviewers referred to it as the "Pathetic Coast"... thank you for another great video! :)

[@Cultured78]

at this point you could compare it more to the recent Goldwing

[@mikejankowski6321]

Everything old is new again?

[@Cultured78]

@@mikejankowski6321 who knows what the future will tell what's old and what will be still seen as new

[@ZebSmithulon]

It's like a Goldwing got wet and shrank.

[@Cultured78]

@@ZebSmithulon haha

[@Monacomaverick]

Both this and the Sega Megadrive were released in the same year. My dad had a clean PC 800 that I hoped to buy off him, but he sold it for something smaller and more modern.

[@MrTeff999]

The HPC was either a less expensive alternative to a Gold Wing, or the next logical step up from the Elite and Helix 250 scooters, depending on how you look at it.

[@gpocat4518]

I owned one. It got 40-50 mpg on my trips around western USA and AZ. The only thing I didn't like about it was all the plastic that eventually rattled and the inability to really change foot position and the lack of a rider backrest.

[@Lycan_24_7]

Wow, I never knew the history of that bike. Very cool.

[@CoreyGolphenee]

That pivoting brake rotor is just classic Honda engineering, hey let’s take a problem and come up with a solution so hairball that any other company would run away screaming from it, and make it work so flawlessly you forgot that they did it. Reminds of the 4 wheel steering prelude.

[@cxn_media]

The disco intro music definitely make the video much better.

[@MrIanWebb]

The amount of effort put into this video is incredible.

[@bopit3326]

I feel like its really bad for me to say that I actually kinda dig this motorcycle.

[@Angry-Lynx]

I love it ;

[@stevegovea1]

I fell in love after seeing the cold ice beer...lol

[@Ranjuw]

Last time i was this early, motorcycles weren't designed like cars

[@marceld6061]

I lusted after a PC800 back in the early 90s as soon as I saw one in the dealer showroom. It was beyond my budget at the time. After many years I progressed through quite a few bikes and ended up going through a succession of GoldWing models (1200/ 1500/ and 1800). After riding those, I realized I should have bought the PC800 back in the day. If it was half as good as the 'Wings, I would have had a blast. The GW1800 was the BEST motorcycle I ever rode, period.

[@juha2031]

I'm a sucker for this kinda 80s music and colour schemes

[@hotchihuahua1546]

For a mechanic it’s time consuming to get to any problems , although electrical components are protected from moisture heat is an issue , also , much of the rubber hoses and vacuum lines become brittle over time .

[@ElementofKindness]

4:40 This poor ol' classic was dropped at some point. 😥

[@yuvalw7543]

This boy is not too much chunkier than some of the best maxi scooters like the tmax and the ak. And they're very filter-able and comfortable. And powerful.

[@midshipman8654]

im not much of a bike guy, but the quality of this video just sucked me in, good job! Especially with all those old commercial aesthetics you added.

[@mariotina8896]

"As blank as a teenager's search history" 😂😂😂😂😂 I confirm it.

[@CaptainCraigKWMRZ]

I know understand a bit more as to why my Dad owned one of these for years. Great video!! What is the thing on your shoulder?

[@sunilsipun9799]

The Gold wing should be its perfect successor... Tht thing is better than some cars out there😂😂

[@nick9399]

My dad owned one of these when I was a kid. It’s the first big bike I ever rode and ignited a passion that has lasted my entire life.

[@przemysawpietrucha7275]

I love that retro style.

[@Ekshaggy]

Cheyleesi just bought one, funny this comes out the next week.

[@MrSimulatedsanity]

You are the first that ive seen to mention that, cant be many shadetree army here. Stay weird.!

[@markmath2883]

I have four motorcycles, but a local guy just put his perfect 1998 red PC with 1,192 miles on sale for $4,500. Your video was informative, but I would like to know how it handles in the curves…ground clearance, ect.

[@A_blvck]

Damn, I miss my PC800. Was a pleasure to own it. Trunk was game changer for me. This bike replaced my car for at least 6 months in a year.

[@Romiman1]

I love it! But I never had one. I missed the automatic gearbox. And so I waited for the Burgman 650, which I rode for almost 10 years. I love the PC800 for beeing the most consisted planked bike at a time, when Kawa designed the Zephyr and naked bikes start to conquer the western world for decades...

[@patrickostrom2762]

In Europe this model still popular,as mini gold wing! The nickname for this bike The Tupperware mobile! Lolol The Honda Helix 250 another Tupperware mobile! Both bikes you had to disassemble front facing to replace headlight bulb,argh!

[@bloooning1]

in my opinion people who want to ride motorcycles want that connected feel (coming from a state where you cant ride 8 months out of the year) if you take all of the connectivity and feed back out of a bike then you might as well buy a car. for most of the united states and even Canada two wheels are seen as pleasure vehicles so most riders want that rough and free feeling

[@imreh5588]

The optional radio was out of the scooter accessory book.

[@captainprice3816]

Im a simple guy. I see fortnine upload. I click, I watch, I like.

[@nathan00campbell]

I do got to say your channel is bad for my wallet. I seen this video roughly 3 weeks ago. Decided I absolutely needed one of these. Found a black and silver two-tone 1995 Honda Pacific Coast out of New Orleans. Went 6 hours one way to go get that bike. Spent the last couple weeks putting new wheel bearings, brakes, tires, fix gas leaks, replace windshield, and finally I'm riding it. I absolutely love this bike and wish like hell Honda would bring something like it back. It's everything a goldwing is not. Smaller, lighter, much more in town friendly while still being very comfortable on the highway. I don't know if they are all this way but this is the very first motorcycle out of roughly 40 different bikes that I've owned, that the speedometer is dead nuts accurate. So that's kind of cool. Got it up to 123 mph on flat ground with no wind and a 6-in taller windshield than OEM. I'm 6'5 230 lb. I would say for an 800 cc v-twin that is kind of impressive. If anyone here has ever ridden a mid-90s 1100 Honda Shadow. That's about the riding experience you get as far as acceleration goes. As for handling it is far superior to any other Honda V-Twin I have ever ridden.

[@ThatsWhatSheSaid-420]

That trunk is a massive flex. Honestly, I'm intimidated.

[@biswalty]

I thought he was gonna pull out a live fish, like its an aquarium.

[@MrCRMoir]

It's such a good idea

[@nomadenview]

Hello intimidated, how are you?

[@RythmicIntentions]

@@biswalty Would have been great if he dropped a line in the trunk and caught a fish...lol

[@TheHeadTaco]

I absolutely love the 80's vibe to the whole video

[@renejr2296]

Me too that was great 😁👍🏾

[@simonkennedy6116]

It's so New Retrowave

[@timjohnson1199]

Yeah, I can leave behind some of the equipment but, like you mentioned, the vibe is okay. It lacks a slickness that I like.

[@vishalkrsingh6184]

Watch it in 240p for extra effect

[@classicautomotive3816]

same here bro