Відео

im living 600m from there :)

Gday, what is it you think this is? An elevator for train cars?

Grande show! Mantendo a tradicional cena chopper sueca que dominou os anos 70,muito bom. Abraços e sucesso,from south of Brasil. Choppers Rule Forever.

1:04

music is very good

MUSIC MAGIC IRON OUT

fan dedär va roligt de!!

Olds school!!

Nice!

Wow!! I'm blown away by some of these gnarly Harleys. Amazing bikes, no doubt.

Very cool ,,we have a lot of the same in Ireland ,,but all your bikes are just beautiful ,, great to see the Norton ,, and maybe people will exabit some Brit singles next year as you Swedes are famous for still having some amazing old single chops .

Thanks for creating this fun stop by. Live all the bikes. I can only hope they get a life of being ridden…….

Great Show - impressive Bikes!!! Thank you

That knuckle at 5:40…cherry!!

I would love to come to Sweden just to see the bikes. It appears choppers are alive and well. Great content, thanks.

Got some great vision (taste) over there you Swedes!

I'm looking for me a thrump motor cycle only

Cool to see how our brothers out in Sweden are doing it. Some very nice bikes. Thanks

Greetings from Canada. It is really nice to see that you Sweeds have not lost the chopper scene of the late 60's and the 70's. That scene is lost in North America these days to the crotch rocket and dresser stylistics which I find somewhat disgusting. A chopped Norton Commando is something you never see today in North America and it looks awesome. You folks still have the biker scene I remember and love. Good on you!

What the second song? Great video cheers 🍻!

😀👍✌

6:37 IRONHEADS RULE!! 🤘😎🤘

Thanks for sharing a Swedish chopper show... it's cool to see the things that were started here in America happening in other places along with some things that you do differently.. I can't imagine having to deal with those huge license plates..

For the love of the motorcycle, worldwide, doesn't get any better than this!

Spettacolare!!!!

Beautiful ramp, good skating nice atmosphere; looks so fun!

Nice bikes and nice show

Fuckin amazing

Grymt kört och grym video!👌

Very cool, beautiful old school bikes, choppers, thanks for the pictures 👍

Urtjusigt bygge 👌🏼👍🏼

rippers, kul att se!

NIce, det var en kul sesh! :)

Hope this is what the afterlife looks like.

Rampen ser ju alla tiders ut! :)

Boanoite cheguei 1 então EU escolho Tyo.patynhAs obrigad00 pelo conhecimento a todos os L0C0s e todas são maravilhosas não da para escolher mais quero 2 linda marravilh0za dinâmica sensual seu nome de mulher a todas a minha e HeLe0noRA 🥰🇧🇷💯🤪💫

DEt är ju väldans trevligt med ny asfalt!

Sweet!

det vart ju bra tillslut :D ofta släpper det när man får sätta första :)

Very cool! I am picking up a 55 star chief tomorrow with the 287. Can’t wait

Har dom fortfarande öppet?

I can't find thi deck anymore

vilken fin hall, visste inte att det fanns en hall i Borlänge :)

Awesome stuff!👌👏

hittade dej här å! följer dig här nu! Kul med youtube!! Kul att se Niklas med! //Palen från Umeå

Du ser ju riktigt hemma ut på brädan nu 👌

Grymt!👏🛹👌

Moje kolka

I am soo glad to see that Rat Fink lives on, and there is a Rat Fink Reunion in Sweden! I am from the United States... Utah... and we, too, have a Rat Fink reunion every June, in Manti, Utah... The last home of Big Daddy (Ed) Roth. His last wife, Ilene, and I have been friends for many years. She keeps his memory alive with the Rat Fink Reunion every June. She also has a Rat Fink museum, with many of Ed's belongings, and artifacts. There is also a Rat Fink store.. products available on line. My husband and I have a You Tube channel called "TOY MAN TELEVISION". There, you will find shows about the Rat Fink Reunion we hold in Manti, Utah.... As well as other fun and interesting topics! Planes, trains and automobiles! Thanks for sharing your video of Rat Fink!! Great Cars and Hot Rods!!! :D

Awesome restore! I just acquired a 1955 Pontiac Chieftan - it's a one-owner barn find, I got from one of my Mississippi cousins. Brought her home and started going through it - yesterday, son and I replaced plugs & wires, oil, and gassed her up - unfortunately, she appears to be locked up (may be a show-stopper for us?) My Mom worked in car dealerships in Memphis, all of her career (mostly Pontiac) and back in the day, she bought a new '55 Star Chief - it was an awesome and I just knew it would be passed on to me as I approached my 16th (driving age) birthday. Alas, my Dad sold it - for a couple hundred bucks! (yes, I cried) Appreciate any advice (I have ordered a factory shop manual) and any local area shops that might be of help? Thanks, Steve Gillespie Memphis, TN.