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I have been greatly enjoying your films, entertaining and educational and I can appreciate the time it takes to make (and edit it all) to make such fine productions as I make films myself about ancient bikes. Very impressive making a tank from scratch. Please make more films, all the best Paul.

I LOVE TGE OLD BRITISH. BIKES THERE TEMPERAMENT AND SPLENDOR. IM OLDER NOW BUT I STILL LIKE TO HEAR THEM RUN. I WISH I HAD ONE TO FONDLE. LEMAY. NELSON. VANCOUVER WASHINGTON PACIFIC NORTHWEST U S A. GOOD SHOW. BUB.

Worst handling bike I’ve ever owned! And the brakes were really bad.

I watched with great intrest your restoration of the 250 Panther "little red" and I enjoy sharing your journeys that you post. Look forward very much to future videos.

This works for Yamaha's XT/SR500 too. Except there's no ignition retard or half comp lever. And you want to ensure that your ignition isn't too far advanced.

Iv been watching the hole. To my amazment5. Thanks to the. Nannies that we had and they were no educators but baby sitters. I never. Had a good education. But my will was strong and some. Hoe I made it to. Go. I ,earned more in collage

you really are the modern day 'used motorcycle guide' I've really missed this sort of commentary on troublesome bikes...thank you :-)

Thanks once again. These videos capture the joy of being awheel.

That was excellent to watch good stuff 👍

My first ever bike (too young to ride it legally) was a 197cc Villiers Panther. I believe it had Earles forks from memory? Wow, over 50 years ago.

Your videos are a class act. Thanks from the Colonies.

Looks very black inside. Mixture too rich ?? Looks like the choke is on. But it's an antique, so I don't know.

I absolutely love these videos. They're Informative, easy going and beautifully put together with a nice sprinkling of humour. Thank you Sir, and keep them coming.

A great film well done.

A joy to see you working on this lovely bike.

I wish the bothe of you many a pleasant. Ride and times. Together. Lemay. Nelson. Vancouver Washington pacific northwest U. S. A

Dad says his Panther outfit used to suffer from vapor lock up one particularly long hill here in summertime Australia. Exact same queue of cars behind honking their horns. That carb is right behind and attached to a super hot cast iron cylinder and head. Maybe Yorkshire is always like an icebox.😂 And long hot uphill is outside it's design parameters.

Lovely video, such a pleasure to watch. Many thanks for sharing it...

New to this channel and not a Panther owner, but that was brilliant!

Another beautifully immersive episode. Thanks very much for taking us along, Jonathan! Hope you are doing OK.

This morsel of film is more relaxing than a lakeside massage. If John Betjeman wrote about a motorbicycle excursion he made one day, it would have been something like this.

Me Ma used to live in Richmond Street, Cleckheaton, when I was born in 1066....

what a lovely machine with that long legged stride ,it just seems to eat up the miles ,i have to admit to being a little envious but ilove your videos its almost like being on a bike again cheers tony elson

Another great video, Jonathan. Thank you!

Good video! Thank you show the Velocette, and the Triumph, and not only Panther. And how meny km/hour you crouse speed? George from Hungary.

i own T120 and T140 Triumphs A65 BSA and Norton Commando but would love to have a Panther classic brit motorbiking lives! great film

The smile, and gentle pat on the tank says it all. Thanks.

An inspiring workshop introduction and a delightful ride, thankfully the pilot needle did not absquatulate 👏👍👌

I skipped with joy when your video dropped into my inbox !! Another absolute masterpiece JJ , faultless from start to finish - watched, absorbed, hair ruffled in the breeze (I wish) , thumbs up liked and smiling from ear to ear. Thank You so much JJ it's brilliant seeing your content once more 😍🤩

Another really enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing.

I had a 600 sloper panther with a sidecar many years ago .. Lovely old bike towed my brothers Morris eight home when it broke down !!!

Owning a 78 Guzzi Cali when going onto reserve left hand tap first , try and stop revs dropping , then left hand over tank to try and twist the right hand tap to reserve ! Its amazing how far you can go on one cylinder before the other one comes on song

Thanks for the excellent Video JJ, very encouraging when my own '29 (mostly) 500 is scattered all round the shed post a slight seizure event, the barrel came back last week after sleeving. We used to pass through Corby regularly in the seventies and remember a giant drag line going cross country with I'm walking to Corby written on the back, very impressive. Well done on the video, they are always a highlight, look after yourself, hope to meet you one day. Andy Loosemore

hi nice to see you back JJ top job and ride out in the sunshine thank you for the time out there with you cheers stay safe

Living the life a purring panther and cake

As a child growing up in Corby I cycled around the Eyebrook reservoir quite often and still visit there on my motorcycle. Imagine my disappointment as a child when I realised that the spelling wasn’t Ibrook. The Eyebrook was built in the late 1930’s to supply water to the new Corby Steel Works and, being almost on a direct line between the Severn and the Wash, quickly became a roosting place for migrant aquatic birds. The pub where you had your refreshments, The Samuel Lloyd, is named after one of the most important figures in the mining of Ironstone in the Northamptonshire area 🇬🇧

Thanks for another lovely video. I find these rides strangely comforting.

A beautiful looking machine.

A very nice video. Was there cake?

Another cracking video, good mix of spanner work, and pleasant riding. Appreciate the time and effort you put in, to make and upload your videos.

Thank you for the classy ride!!

Excellent. I love that panther. 👍

Lovely video! The Panther sounded great and it was a welcome bonus to see the TWN.

I've had Velocettes all my life and never a Panther but I really enjoy your posts. Thank you for making and sharing them. Where do you mount your camera when riding?

Racing crouch ? steady on sir , where will it stop , heavens to Betsie !! ( ebay have some nice hobnail knee sliders , if that's the way you are going 🤣🤣🤣)

What a perfect way to start the day, peace and quiet,a nice strong cup of tea and a video from you. I’m sure to be happier today with a start like this

A Joy to Watch and a Joy to listen. Probably one of the Best Educational Videos on uTube. STP

Another wonderful video, I can’t recall seeing the 500 before, but I may have forgotten 😁. Your start up reminded me of my 71 -750 Norton , it would give you a nasty whack in the foot on occasion, if you weren’t paying attention.😁. Nice work on the carby it is running like a sewing machine now

I really do like that route map holder Where did you find that from and btw, you are so lucky about your weather! the workshop is "comfortable" mine at the moment is 45 deg c

Always more muck. That's how the Coliseum got buried, and the panther got slowed. When the internet got invented I got a used petcock for my little waki saki from the other side of the world. It came with a little Australian muck. It was better than Christmas. I'd give my eye teeth for some English muck. Grandad always said I was mucking about. How is it you make this so interesting?