I Bought a Brand New 'Antique' Harley Davidson Motorcycle

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[nomadamigo]

İf Craig was there he could start that motorcycle in 5 mins..we love you Craig

[MrCrispycoyle]

Honestly one of the most genuine acts of brotherhood. Letting a guy use your gear off the strength of it being the move. Solid.

[spuddoright]

Best thing about this video is Dave. Tenn has some of the nicest and most helpful people I've ever met!

[daveburrow]

Great find Sean!! Another great video. I'm the guy that you talked with at Columbia Harley Davidson. I was having tires put on my bike that day. You actually had this bike in the back of your truck that day. When i first saw the bike I realized it was the bike in your truck that day. Sending find and great videos. If you want to ride and discover some great country roads and beautiful scenery, hit me up brother. Keep on with the great videos and may God bless you and your family in the next chapter of your journey. Dave

[Mart]

Wow a trip back in time! I passed my test on one of these back in 99. Uk military. You can tell this one was meant for the UK...look in the rifle storage. The shape matches the handguard for the SA-80 and there's even a slot for the SUSAT sight. Great vid thanks 😊

[Sktzo]

I love the motorcycle community. Dude has some seriously nice bikes in his shop and he's smiling like a little kid on that thing. It's so cool to see.

[bryanmiller]

My favorite part was when Sean couldn't get spark and it was the young kid who figured it out 😂. He's a future Craig!

[nocolon]

This channel is great because Sean does super cool stuff but he's also always so positive and happy.

[RiderXp]

Your videos are absolutely a blast to watch. I had been a sportbike guy all my life, your videos got me interested in cruisers. I ended up actually making a video about cruisers and it is now among the top 3 videos on my channel. Thank you for inspiring small content creators like myself! Godcbless!

[carlharries]

That is the British Army issued Dispatch Rider motorcycle. It took over from the Armstrong 500cc in the 90's.

I rode one of those in the First Gulf War in 2003 and crossed the departure line on D Day and was used as a forward Recconaisance Officer supporting an Engineer Tank Regiment.

The bike was fantastic in the sand and I was able to advance in front of our vehicles identifying enemy placements, tank positions and command posts. I even was heli lifted numerous times to various forward locations where I was miles behind enemy lines reporting in. A couple of times I inadvertently "bumped into" enemy positions and the Harley gave me the power to get away. One of the best times of my 35 year career.

Normally the panniers carried documents when used by dispatch riders and the weapon case the British Army SA 80 bulpup rifle.

In my case I carried the rifle but the front panniers had rubber style bladders with extra fuel and spare oil. My backpack was strapped to the rear lift pannier and another bladder ontop of the tank for additional drinking water. I would beg and steal extra fuel from anybody.

I would love to own one.

[natemack]

I love how Sean is just a bike-loving child with ADD and he just lets it shine unashamedly. Makes my day every time!

[brucesistrunk]

I’m so glad y’all are still making videos!! Just really hope Craig is gonna be making them with you still!!

[tnamesneo]

Dude props to Dan he's always going above and beyond for Sean and Craig he knows nothing about bikes but he's interested in everything but he tried to learn what an amazing guy..

[SgtE]

Armstrong MT500 The MT500 was developed by the British military for use in the Falklands War in 1982. Production rights for the motorcycle were sold to Harley Davidson 5 years later. Equipped with a Rotax 481.3 cc engine, the bike generates 32 horsepower and has a top speed of about 90 mph.

[TheNamelessVillain]

I gotta say, I don't share his faith, but he does his faith right. I can hear and appreciate what he appreciates without having it forced on me and that's a credit to him.

[allencollins]

Another great video Sean & Crew. Shout out to Dave and his shop for stepping up and helping out. You can tell he loves what he does.

[DuggleBogey]

I've been watching this channel for 5 years and you take this bike to a shop less than 10 miles from my house? I literally recognize the field you rode around in.

[kristopherdetar]

Kudos to the repair shop owner. He is a generous man.

[KennySmith_AKA_JerseyKid]

The 2 lock boxes are similar in appearance of Gerry cans we used to haul fuel or some cans were designed like coolers insulated so we could transport or keep foods hot and cold. Another idea is similarly to the runners in the field who needs to get orders to generals on the ground using well a dirt bike

[themadinspector]

Great find! I am 62 years old this month and I love my 2018 BMW G310 R, one cylinder. I don't need triple digit speeds and at 60 mpg on back roads it is a blast!