Look What I found for my JUNKYARD WLA Harley
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Thanks for hanging out and can't wait to see the completed bike! Don't forget to be practicing that clutch technique....you'll need it. lol
Hi Sean. I'm an Irishman living in Germany and am a huge fan of all your stuff. I rarely comment on videos, however, I feel compelled to do so after watching this episode. It was such a pleasure to be introduced to your family and watching you being such a great dad. Wheels Through Time looks simply amazing, but a little too far for me to visit. I'm not a believer, so to speak, but even taking your bible verses literally often provides strong messages about how we should all live our lives. Thanks for being such a warm, enthusiastic and fun influence on my personal wellbeing. May your God bless you and yours. Peace and Love, brother.
you’ve commented 5 times on this channel alone lmao
@@ripdiptatterchip3851 lmao 😂 nice
@@ripdiptatterchip3851 You sound just like my wife! lol
@@paddyskull your wife sounds hot 😂
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Kris is a great man, he prayed with me and my dad. Dad and I always talked about going and never did. When he was diagnosed with terminal cancer we went there and Kris showed us around. What a great place, amazing people and a memory I will cherish forever.
kris is the man
What an awesome trip! You gave your boys a memory they will have their whole lives. As a dad this one was special. Thanks Sean!
I love the family adventures, especially if it has motorcycles!
What a blessing to see the kids involved with this project. Every year my wife and I take our Sidecar rigs to Royal Kids camp and give rides to kids in the foster system and I get blessed with the same smiles I saw on the boys’ faces. Keep on planting those seeds. 👍
II Cor. 5:20-21
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T. Michael Burch
Ambassadors for Christ CMA Chapter 162
These old motorcycles have a beauty that modern bikes don't have anymore.
Great video. I really enjoyed it.
sad to see dale has passed away ,but looks like everything is in safe hands ,. great memories you've made with the boys ,Epic stuff
was sad.. but that was feb 2021
Whose dale
Who's Dale?
@@jimbob90p he founded the museum and such that they are touring. Wheels through time
HI! Sean: Wow Matt sure is a perfectionist when it comes to restoring a engine, gorgeous job, totally amazing God Bless your journey with this rebuilt...
Great Father's Day video drop. You're a wonderful dad. Your father has to be very proud of you. Great content with the kids.
Love your content guys!!! Keep it up! From Australia!! 🇦🇺
Thank you! Will do!
@@BikesandBeards keep up the good content and keep on rolling
What an awesome memory for your boys. Sean, you're a really cool dad and uncle. You'll be a legend in your family for generations!
This brought back memories of my first motorcycle rides. My hometown was a small town in Pennsylvania of 1500 people. My cousins lived out in the country a couple miles out of town. One day visiting them, one of the young farmers they knew pulled up on his Harley. Not sure of the year, but I know now that it was a Knucklehead. He gave my cousin and I a ride. I was a bit apprehensive as we were basically sitting on the rear fender and hanging on for dear life. What I remember most was the wind, the vibrations, and the power. I loved it, and now at 75 I still love motorcycles. I haven’t owned a lot and recently had to sell my VRod for financial reasons, but I’m already checking out used bikes, though really, I’d like a new Bonneville. We’ll see! Perhaps in a year or so I can get back to riding.
I love watching people get hooked on classic American motorcycles!!👍
Nice! Nothing like a road trip with your boys! I'm sure that will be a trip theyll remember forever. 👏👏👏
You got that right!
Hey Sean, fellow PA biker her. Love following this project cannot wait to see it done. It's so cool you were able to find that hidden gem her in the state. My Great Uncle road a WLA during wwii and was my inspiration to get into motorcycles. He had his own shop in Liverpool and would restore old bikes from nothing more than an engine case. I have a few photos of him and some bikes he did as well as him during the war on a WLA if your interested.
Most enjoyable video. Fun with the family brought back fond memories of when my son was racing motocross. That was many years ago and unfortunately my riding days are now behind me. Keep up the great work, love your new “crew”, love Wheels Through Time, God Bless You All…
Glad you enjoyed it
Your report w your kids is very sweet, nice to see a father raising good tough kids
That motor is CLEAN! Matt really worked some magic and made the engine next level! 👍👍🔥🔥🔥
And you know it will run another 50 yrs. We are lucky if you can get 15yrs out of the current crop of bikes.
South Carolina is my home state ! And nc tn is my family’s states , it’s breathtaking and beautiful down here ! I’m glad u love it as much as we do !
Sean I have the same blinking problem man. Don't let it bother you. It's nice to see someone with the same tic. Also I pray at meals when I am out as well. It's a rarity. Have a lot of respect for you and you channel. Keep it up brother.
In that Museum nothing is special…..
Until you compare to everything outside . That everything is extraordinary!
I love it!
With names like Atlas and Steel your boys have no choice but to grow up in to strong,capable men. Helps to have a good dad to. Think you got that covered so keep on keeping on.
We were just there on Saturday the 21st from Ohio. Was lucky enough to meet the man himself and shake his hand. Of course I had to ask if he was ready to race you guys yet, he mentioned you had just picked your engine up the week before and he was ready when you are! Awesome group of employees at Wheels Through Time, I will definitely be re-visiting soon!
That’s so cool
Sean, your son's pretty sharp, you've done well I'd say. I just come to watch the old bikes, love the old flatheads. Thanks!
I'm loving the vintage motorcycle content. I have two bikes at the moment, a 1964 Triumph TR6 and a 1975 Honda CB750...nothing as old as your Harley or Indian. Everyone who rides motorcycles should have at least one vintage bike in their garage.
A family that prays together stays together… I love it.
I love seeing you interact with your kids. Makes me miss all that with mine who are grown adults. My son is turning 31 and my daughter just turned 28 this year. In general I miss them. They live a ways away so I rarely get to see them plus both work two jobs. That's not dirt on your soms face its beard buds that come and go until you hit puberty. I wish there was still sprint cars series races . If there are I never see them. To me that and NHRA is the most fun racing there is. That includes the motorcycle division. Although I'm really loving see the bagger races now. The early years to the 60s for me were some of their best years. The 4 cylinder indian sounds awesome. I'm bringing home the giveaway bike this year. I'm on my fifth motorcycle and the one I have now is the only one that wasn't an odd numbered year model. I love that 39 WLDR. Great looking bike. I could never get my kids to rude on my bike with me.
Great to see the kid's out with Dad. Great video. Use to love watching wheels through time on tv when they would rebuild an old bike. Can't wait until u get ur bike done. Stay safe and God be with u and family. Thanks.
Now that’s a trip to remember! Your boys will look back when they’re older, and have fond memories of that day. I just might have to take a trip out there sometime. 😇👍
Faith, Family, & Fun - can't be beat!!! My boy and I rode the smokies and the tail of the dragon in April on a 2004 Road King and a 2009 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 - wonderful memories - wanted to go by wheels through time but they weren't open yet for the year...that is on our bucket list...
Love you sean! Love your content! There never seems to be enough of it 😂 God bless and two wheels down ✌
Glad you enjoy it!
@@BikesandBeards I kept getting messages from someone that I'm pretty sure isn't you .
Chris's story about rebuilding that 45 reminds me of when I started working on my first road bike (64XLCH). One day after school I'm waiting for my dad to come home from work, he gets home and I ask him for help. He says he is tired and going to take a nap, but for me to start with the horn and go from there... a few hours dad wakes up and I'm carrying the 900cc ironhead engine and trans into the basement. It just came apart one piece at a time. I absolutely love that bike and won't ever sell it if I can help it.
I love WTT. Not just all the beautiful bikes and the know-how in the videos, Matt and everyone being so knowledgeable and gracious. Great video and your engine is fantastic!
Your dad looks young and healthy. Been a sub with you guys for over 2.5 years ive actually ran into ppl who didnt ride and always remembered you guys from the Amazon bike reviews. Shocker i am a driver for Amazon, never bought a Amazon bike tho. Zx 636cc kawi 2005. yz250 05 complete motor rebuild first one ever. just split the cases a week ago, and my son has a CRF50 i rebuilt tranny gears on that one.
This was an awesome video Sean, Proper wholesome 👍
Oh man it must be awesome having your sons with you, that is life! 💪 God bless you all 🙏
I've been to Wheels Through Time and have met Chris and Jake. They are both fantastic. It was nice to see both of them in this video. It was also great to walk around with you through the museum. What a wonderful place.
What a goldmine this place is, amazing. I love that you brought your boys with you, getting them involved. The engine look's better than if it came straight from the factory originally, can't wait to see the finished bike 👍
Taking the kids for a sidecar ride. That is so awesome. Great place to get kids excited about bikes and such. They'll be talking about this trip for a long time.
Awesome and enjoyable content. Nice to meet your sons and their cousin. Thank you all!
So many dream machines in there I would give my left ... To own a old motorcycle like any of em love love love bikes been riding since I was about 7
Maggie Valley and Wheels through Time is just spectacular. Have done a couple of week long trips up there and loved it.
Just wanted to say thanks. You always have such positive energy. This video was perfect to forget about work and stress and really made me smile. Greetings from Germany
Awesome time with your kids, what a cool place! God bless, thanks for sharing.
Great point, many don't think about... back in 40's & 50's there weren't a lot of paved roads.
it rains there a lot thats why its so so green, I lived there for a few years...lots of love from Austin TX
Dude i love every time you go to that place you show us a piece of history, bikes are not only about speed, it's awesome to learn about how they worked out tons of years ago, loving your content, can't wait to see the race :D
This is my home town good to see you showing some love to wheels with the passing of Dan, good video brotha
Good to see it! Our family loves your videos, as we know we can always count on you guys for quality, wholesome, family friendly content. Keep doing what you're doing and God bless!
Great to see Matt back in front of the camera he and his dad had a wonderful show and the museum is a national treasure
Wow, that engine belongs in...well, a museum!😂 Can't wait to see it in the frame!
Thanks again, Dude! Always love a tour of Wheels Through Time. What an absolutely fantastic place.
Take care, y'all!✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
A lot of that old racing hasn't even been seen, outside of the club's it's great how the history is kept, those older bikes are amazing, all the best to yous and your loved ones
Thanks for the new video! Driving thru the mountains of NC is a great thing.
Couldn't agree more!
I haven't ridden since around 1987-1988, I sure miss riding , cant afford a bike anymore. been trying to build a fat tire bike with a motor, just to get the feel of being free again.. great video's dude
That place is sick dude! That is an unbelievable collection
It's an awesome video, as always... Chris showed some amazing stuff throughout... Thank you so much...
Went to Wheels through time a few years ago. I was speechless seeing the collection that is there. Looking forward to seeing your WLDR all together and running around. Thanks for sharing the videos!
Awesome work, I've been running a sidecar on my harley for a few years, it never gets ol giving folks and kids rides in it.
I saw Jay Springsteen race at York PA when I was a kid. He was in his prime. One of my racing heroes.
Never been to America but that museum alone is worth the trip. This museum is bucket-list material. One day....
I am planning on riding up with a couple of buddies and going here. Love the history and what they do there.
I live in the UK, wish our local pastors (vicars in our country) were nearly as cool as this guy. Thanks for the content, good luck with your race.
Great video today. Loved seeing your boys enjoying their day at Wheels through time. They are the next generation of cycle enthusiasts. My bucket list, visit the museum 😍.
That was one of your best videos yet and all of them are good keep up the good work buddy glad to see you bringing the young generation into the old stuff we need more of that.
Its good enough to have found a channel with no blasphemy and cussing with the best motorcycle content to be found anywhere, but to know that I'm going to meet you all in Heaven one day makes it extra special and adds something eternally special that almost no other channels can boast. I just hope I can be half as good a witness to the world as you guys are - blessings.
So much love for this channel. I love the vlog format
Dad, the rainbows still here!👌
What a way to end the video.
Sean, the engine looks amazing.🤙
honestly just started watching your channel pretty recently but love it brother been binge watching your videos brother.
Get out of the left lane man!! lol Cool video brother, he did an amazing job on that motor.
Nice "one of a kind" family outing! Great way to keep them hooked, not to mention the Faith trail too! Great work, & info, Thanx !
My friends and I rode down there from Detroit, we were amazed at that collection.
anyone keeping up with the WLDR restoration? cause i love this episodes.
Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh
Awesome looking family you have buddy… thanks for your videos buddy…
Thanks for taking us along. WTT is up there on my bucket list of places to visit. Wishing you all the best. Take care ✌️
Me and my wife visited wheels through time on the 20th of May for the first time. It was such a great experience.
Thanks for this show of old bikes. I see many of my favorites here. I can only afford a used old Suzuki C50 but wish I could buy a true classic to ride and admire. At least I get to enjoy them here.
Great job Sean. Love the collaboration between yourself and DWTT. Fantastic people and fantastic stuff.
Never Before have I experienced the love/hand of God that I get when visiting that part of the country.
You continue to grow on me. 😜😎🌞
Love the new vids I wait all day and I am so happy when i see a bikes and beards post
It's nice to see that you got the engine back. I look forward to seeing it all together.
Those kids are lucky to have such a cool Dad! My Dad was cool too he really liked the Knuckle Head and Pan and I was a lucky kid too. Cheers!
Looks like you and guys had a great time, great to see people making the most of what they have, all the best to you and your loved ones
There are no words that can describe the beauty of this rebuilt engine.
Gooday Mate, little bit of a true story for ya. I'm 70 now but back when I was in highscool, year 9, I was 12/13 then, Brisbane had army surplus stores in the centre of town. The one at the top of Queen St. was selling WLA's for $25.00 and army jeeps for $50.00 and they were still in their origional shipping crates. I wanted to buy one of each, I had the cash in savings but my Mum, therefore by association. my Dad wouldnt allow me to spend that sort of cash on old rubbish left over after a war. Nobody would ever want them. I WANTED THEM. My reason was that I wanted both just to carry wounded vets on the annual march through Brisbane on A.N.Z.A.C. day. (Australia and New Zealand Army Corps. 🇳🇿 Even back then it was a part of my soul that A.N.Z.A.C. day should be remembered and talked about in hushed and reverent tones. This feeling has never left me. In 1973 I was 19 turning 20 and I tried to enlist in the Arny but was refused because Vietnam was still happening and I was working at QTQ 9 Brisbane, on of Brissies television stations, and no matter what I was to do I had only 2 options open to me. Quit QTQ 9 and get arrested & go to Goal, because I was working in a protected industry during times of conflict or forget joining up for now.
I had all my qualifications to become the junior T.D (Technical Director) for any TV station in the world but I had a year later got engaged then married and quit TV for a trip around Australia for our honeymoon. This turned into a working holiday because we met a couple of New Zealand couples and they hooked up with us and so the working our war round Auz began. It took just under 2 years, but what a brilliant trip. Marriage ended with the end of trio, met another woman and after a divorce got married again. Her parents owned a 12,500 acer property se we moved there and I became a Farmer/Grazier. The place was going through a huge drought so to save a bit on wages bills, I joined the Army Reserves. Ended up as Corp. W. M. L ..... and instead of doing 2 two week camps per year, firstly I did my Corp. courses (part 1 & 2). Then my Sarg. Courses, 3 parts after which they made me a Corporal. This was where I signed up to do anything I could to be permanently employed in the Army, 2 weeks at a time. There was only 5 times where I did 3 2 week camps end on, 12 or 14 2 x 2 week camps end on, but mostly I was to fly to Sydney on Saturday am real early flight to be picked up at the airport usually with a few others, but it was then to Holsworthy Army Barracks for whatever I was doing for the next 2 weeks. I got my army drivers licenses for Landrovers, Trucks (Unimogs) Buses (light 20 person) and the Mack Semitrailer (Heavy Vehicle)
0:27 try keep atleast 1 around the shop at all times, those little hands can be perfect for retrieval of a dropped bolt.
yeah but a magnetic pickup stick is a lot cheaper......
@Alfred Wedmore either will your kid if you raise them right.
@Alfred Wedmore Well you're right there , but i considered it a privalige to look after my mum for 3 years with altzheimers before she died.
@Alfred Wedmore We were lucky she was a saint to look after & remembered who we all were right till the end, don't think i could have coped if she wasn't like that tbh, the care homes here are sadly lacking in real caring, but she wanted to stay at home & was only in care for the last two weeks.
Idk, I stand by my opinion with Red/black as the color scheme over the blue, gives the bike a nice attitude and looks fast.
love your channel.
Absolutely awesome you include your kids in what you do. Life memories are made in the everyday world.
that's great taking the kids there to motorcycles museum. get them hooked on motorcycles at a young age and will be riding them all their life
Love the angelic voices upon engine arrival! LOL!
I think your boys would love to maybe have a q&a about them doesnt have to be live but I think it's a good way to good way for them to start with connecting to a youtube audience, building a rep and then some day after college or with they change venture they would absolutely have a following
You guys are a class act. Love that you have sponsored your first racer. I’m looking forward to seeing you and mr Matt go at it. I hope you give us plenty of warning so I can be at the race. Keep it cool and ride safe.
Nasty! I hope I can visit wheels through time someday. Its only 5 hours away so might have to take a road trip! 💯👍👍
Dude! That motor looks SOOOOOOOOOOO good!
Bro please keep being as humble as u r man thanks bro 👍👍
Sean, I'm guessing you didn't see the 1937 poster right behind the bike 🤣 joking. Thanks for introducing us to that museum. It's now on the bucket list....looks awesome!
Your channel continues to amaze me, love the Christ loving content and your passion for these old bikes is transitioning to your viewers. Bravo Sean
Oh my gosh your the best coolest dad your truly blessed 🙌 😇 🙏
I love this channel. Real heartwarming stuff.
Making memories with your boys ... it doesn't get better than that ....
hey Sean great video i enjoyed the thoroughly ,but im sure if that new crew of yours share your level of passion for motorcycle ,at least not yet anyway,😏 But just wanted to say thanks for sharing this time with the boys at wheels through time ,a place ill never get. as im in Canada,
they might be too young to understand what they were seeing
@@BikesandBeards operative word ..yet.. 😊
Awesome video! ...Looks like you had a great time too.
@Text me on Telegram 👉@BikesandBeards Um... okay, send it to me. I don't text and I stopped using "social media" other than UA-cam. I have a land line, what's a good number to call you on?