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  • nice

    

  • Good dream car. I love it. Be willing to sell me?

  • f´n nice bike \m/ >.< \m/

  • lets take it round the dirt track a few time

  • superbe rien a ajouté.merci pour cette videos.

  • tahts are quality

  • wow! super sweet bike..nice work!

  • una joya

  • i see it has owne of these awoogah horns on the front?

  • is it fast

  • That sound better than any harley or sport bike. Perfect ratio of bark and bite

  • What is there to say, only one word.... unreal..

  • Even your dog is happy and appreciate your good job man...nice bike

  • They don't make em like they used to.

  • Excellent....SO excellent.....

  • they built them better in 1928 than in 2012.

  • Just awesome.

  • you need to do whats right,,,, take care of it and ride it thats what it for,, to ride and injoy

  • i hope you realize you are a very lucky, fortunate man to own this machine.

  • What a beautiful bike. A full restoration takes away that great patina that tells a story of this bikes life. Don't ever restore it !

    Cheers.

  • WOW!

  • Wonderful !

  • SWEEEEEEEET Bike !!!

    The guy looks like Toad from American Graffiti.

  • looks awesome.  four-line engine

  • shit was just as shitty back then.

  • Nice sound

  • sounds like a car engine

  • I have seen countless vintage restored with total attention to detail & looking like they had been left in a crate since the day they were made.

    I find the owners have expended so much time and money in making it perfectly 'original' they wont use it. Usually because the brakes & lights are factory original too.

    A showroom finish just doesn't look 'right'. The weathered paintwork it part of a bike's history. Protect it to halt deterioration by all means. I would accept re-stoving the frame?

  • That was a good looking dog right there

    nice bike too

  • ....that machine ticked over so nice..1928 and all....got to stop looking [ I won't ] at these bike clips on you tube,makes me want to go out and have one... last.... ride....

  • I like that, she is a beauty

  • Well that's a sure sign that you "get it"!!! Some bikes need a restoration and some don't and it's obvious that you know what' what! You've got some very nice machines.

  • as I can know what kind of bike I have

  • wow thats a beautiful bike! I like the part when u say "it ONLY took me 10 YEARS to finish" hahaha but its so worth it. I bet you know that bike inside and out

  • very nice. i have always thought these were one of the best. i wonder why nobody has tried to turn a honda four lengthways to give it a similar look.

  • beautiful bike.

  • I've my left nut for that

  • wow nice machine ...

  • Wow! That sound is soo sweet! Awesome, thanks for sharing!

  • Thank goodness you resisted the temptation to do a full cosmetic restoration.

    It belongs on the road, not in a museum hall.

  • @NJPurling Thanks, I agree 100%. Museums are for the dead, except for "Wheels Through Time, The Museum That Runs"!

  • @Jayyar4 great to see the only fresh looking things were the obvious possible safety issues such as the linkages,lines, (Chain?) and the manifold which I would assume saw better days before replacing it. Fantastic looking and sounding bike dude! Well done!

  • @NJPurling Pardon me, but what would be so bad about a cosmetic restoration? Even a partial one, as a paintjob, nothing flashy but something in any case.

  • It is soooo Beautiful !!! i would marry it!!! WOW !!! Thumbs up !!

  • That is one sweet Henderson!!! I like what you did with it comestically. Nothing!!! Just as it should be.

  • @71a65 I have restored a couple, but they were already poorly restored. I would never ruin and original part.

  • @71a65 The greatest museum I have ever been to. What other museum starts cars right up and doesn't car?

  • HA! Very nice JR! RK

  • Saw a bike like this in the Finger Lakes at the Curtis museum. Different era.

  • @telepopepic That was probably a Militaire, also a four cylinder. Very similar engine to an early Henderson, but not nearly as good!!

  • @Jayyar4 that is totally modern, its got everything,speedo a rev counter,and more class then a harley.wouldent mind driving one on a dayli basis.it even sounds beefyer then a sport bike ha ha, nice restoration from your part, i love it

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