RB's Kawasaki Triple Museum - USA
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Un-edited, so let me off with a few verbal errors please, the USA 2016 Rick Brett Kawasaki Triple Collection, this is the largest, most comprehensive collection of unrestored Triples in the World. Every model in every colour - UNRESTORED
Simply stunning. I have been fortunate to have owned three of these fabulous bikes back in the mid-late '70's. Two green '73 500 h1b's, both (eventually) with chambers, and a brown '74 750 h2b, factory pipes. I then moved on to the z1 and kz 900 genre. I loved them all, but if I could have only one of them back, no question about it, it would be one of the 2 stroke triples, probably one of the 500s. Something about them just tugs at my heart. If only I had known then what I know now.
Amazing but please do it again with a proper
cameraman who can hold the camera steady.
YOU ARE NOT DOING JUSTICE TO THIS INCREDIBLE COLLECTION!!! Please re-record and think about us trying to follow ...please! My head is spinning. But add...I am blown away with your amazing collection. As a teen, couldn't ride, but my cousins could, and I still remember the green triple he raced up and down the street...with no helmet. Must have been widow makers these bikes.
What an absolutly incredible collection...i never owned one but they always fascinated me...how much faster they were against other bikes of the era,,,and priced very good also !!!
Kawasaki 2-stroke triples are the finest looking machines I have ever seen.
I just wish they still made them!
I just purchased a Concourse Winning 1975 -H2-750 Purple for $35,000, just wanted let everyone understand how valuable these bikes have become. This Man has an absolute Gold Mine!!! I also just purchased a 1969-H1-500 Concourse Winning for $20,000, I couldn't be happier with my new Bikes!! I lusted after these in the 80's when I was 10 years old!!!
Absolutely most beautiful collection in the world im sure!!
The one in the crate is mine, I wish. must be worth a fortune 40 plus, you can pay 20 for mint but in a crate, wow. I worked for a Kawasaki dealer just outside London and I loved building new Kawasaki's, The thing with the triples was everyone looked at them they had something about them that even today get people looking. When I drove them on a test ride after a service those 750 triples sounded just awesome, really menacing with that deep intake growl. Thanks for the showing the collection, stunning
That intake Growl was Awesome!
Stunning, I'm speechless about your treasure box :o - I never had a Kawasaki Triple, they are one of the most beautiful designed motorcycles which ever were built.
I recall reading an article in Playboy magazine, probably early 70s, where the writer, driving some sort of muscle car, described how it felt to be blown into the weeds by an H1. USA was the place to find NOS bikes. Lovely collection.
Rick brett, the most enthusiastic triple nut and a top man, good times we’ve had when he was in the uk!
No wonder I can’t buy one, this guys got them all!
Lol
H2B still in the crate!!!!!! ❤❤😘 ultimate love and extreme appriciation for someone who preservse these beautiful bikes!!!
H2B still in the crate ?
What do you think?
Fifty Grand? More?
Rick, in early 2018 my good friend Mike Kauzlarich passed away in Northern California. Kauz, as we called him, successfully roadraced a blue '72 H2 in AFM events at Sears Point. At the time of his death, he still had that #818 racebike in the garage as it was last raced in the late '70s. It was very trick: early Fox Shox, crankshaft by the legendary race tuner Erv Kanemoto, Goodyear racing slicks on aluminum rims, Harry Hunt plasma-sprayed aluminum brake rotors, and more cool stuff. Stock paint, no fairing, a real beauty. Mike finished 7th on it at the 1978 Sears Point AMA superbike race. I have not remained in touch with his family and don't know the whereabouts of #818, but it may still be with his brother Steve in Oakland. Steve has his own UA-cam channel, under the name Kauzmic.
Mouth watering….absolutly mouth watering.!!! The holy grail of the triples.
I see the one I had back in the 70s. ‘74 H1.
Fantastic collection, I thought the last Newark (uk) classic bike show had quite a few on display, never seen so many in one place. I'm sure there is a great story how a Brit ended up in the states with all those Kawasaki Triples. Thanks for the vid.
An absolutely stunning collection indeed - and you have all my favourites as well! Phenomenal is the best word I can think of to describe just what you've shown us in this video - incredible would be another! Thanks for sharing this anyhow :)
Thank you for guarding these bikes!! And by the way when you get ready to sell some PLEASE let me know!!
Wow lovely collection. Love the 1976 kh 250. I bet you wake up with a smile on your face every morning... Nice to see your saving them.
The reason so many of those bikes are low miles and unrestored is most guys got tired of changing there underwear after they rode those monsters and parked them for good. Awesome collection 👍
Criminey!! Cheers to the man who is singlehandedly increasing the value of my H1!!
Great collection. I bought a brand new 250 in 1977 for £675.00. I can still remember flying down the High Street, having only previously owned a suzuki ap 50. No training in those days. Survived to tell the tale.
Thanks for sharing your collection.
Growing up in Wollaton Notts in the UK we used to call you Rick Brett mad git lol you were only a couple of years older than us but i remember it like it was yesterday, we used to gather on our 250s at bramcote lane shops and you used to fly past on your H2 doing wheelies, you once did the points on my kh250 for me on the drive of the house you lived at on Russel Drive. oh the memories.
Stunning collection!
Don't you ever ride or even start them up every now and then? (The NOS ones excluded)
I didn't know they made so many 250cc triples, most of the ones I saw at the dealerships during the 70's were either 500 or 750's
Wow this is very cool thank you for preserving such beautiful specimens
Nice collection Rick. I have all the triples also. They are great fun. 😁👍
Is it really that difficult to film without shaking the camera so much?
Wow. What a collection. Love the brand new bikes. How the hell did you find those.
Fantastic collection. My first new bike was a 75 500. I think I paid around 1400 USD. I also first met God on the same bike....
I had a 1972 350 and a 1975 750. The 75 H2 was the scariest thing on two wheels stock. Modified it was insane.
The 72 73 are scariest , shorter wheel base than 74 75
Unbelievable.....I have owned two 500's. A 72 and a 70. Wish I had them still...!!
Growing up my uncle had a couple of Kawasaki triples one was a drag bike that I have a picture of the other was a custom built stretched hill climber. I always have wanted an h2 since he used to take me for rides in his.
Stunning Beautiful Two Stroke Triples!, Shocking camera spoiled it all.
Do you ever have tours of your collection? Or sell any ? Owned a 1970 red H1 back in the day and a 1974 H2 that had been painted British racing green.Both of them fun bikes !!
They still get my heart thumping today !.
Way more triples than I've ever seen all put together!!!
love it,,,I had the luck etc to own three triples, two 1974 H2's, and a 1976 KH400.all awesome bikes, just love them.
You are my hero - I love triples and this is absolutely beautiful - will you adopt me? You are awesome and have created an amazing collection... I love it!
Thank you Ken - I have another 20 that I like to ride :)
All arguments stop when RB chimes in ..
It's been a passion for over 40 Years . . . I've learnt a thing or Two in that time :)
Excellent and I hope one day to visit cheers
Wow, what a beautiful collection of my favourite bikes.
Any for sale?
Sadly not, Sorry.
Impressive collection👍
Beautiful machines!
Have a good one
GREAT collection !...............TERRIBLE camera work.
You are a Very fortunate Man.
Beautiful collection,I have the exact same 73 S2 A in orange,needs a bit of TLC .
Beautiful
OMG pure eye candy wow we , my fav is the 74 Green which i had and the 75 Purple the colors are to die for :)
Also had the 71 blue 500 which was plenty of power. But I can see someone wanting to go crazy with the seven fifty. Do you ever ride your bikes?
WOW, what else is there to say ! CONGRATS !!!
Horrible to watch. Please redo with slow panning and a steady cam.
I have died and gone to heaven
I never knew the Angles rode Triple's
MASHALLAH we love kawasaki
Nice collection. There's a man on youtube who built a 2 engine Kawasaki Triple 2 cycle. You could add that to your collection.
Saw my old green 400 in there. Awesome!
FOCUS!! Cool collection!😍😍😍😍😍😎😎
Shangri la for Kawasaki fans !! 👍🏻🏴
That is just one of the best things available to man.
I'd like to know what the Number would be to buy 1 of the 500 CC bikes. Ha ha ha, like you would Sell one.
PLEASE let us know when you are ready to sell.
Hi Rick, amazing collection, where in the stares are you ? I had 2cKH250 in my youth, one with a full fairing, drops and allspeeds
Hi Steve, I am in North Michigan
Superb.
Very nice I wish to find even one in halfway good condition
I had a1976 Kh 250 great bike , lmagine the noise if this lot were started up in there!
There are triple freaks, and then there's RB....
Thats a fast room.
Rick, don't worry about KH's missing m8. 😂😂😂😂
I think your sitting on a fortune there, reckon you are looking at a half a million pounds at least, do you get offered money for the whole collection or individual bikes ever?
I would be a lot happier looking at 40 motorcycles than looking at a pile of paper that was worth a Million :)
Wow, amazing collection Rick! You should have a pro re-do the video so we can better see the amazing details. Your bike VIN decals are the best too. My Kawasaki Z1 Turbo vid coming soon with your label on the head stem.
Have seen this video from my Allen Millyard H2 1250 Triple? Cheers and thanks for sharing - Kirb
ua-cam.com/video/v62pCre4Lfk/v-deo.html
Amazing!
@RickBrett. Want another? I have a 1972 H2 I have to sell. Two sets of OE pipes. One set of Dencos.
From the US, so are all of European wons right hand drive ?
Hello Rick! I began looking at your video's when I saw your purchase of the white 69 H1. Did you actually pay *five thousand dollars* for that rusted pile?? Yes, I was impressed by your discovery of a genuine factory spare key! And can you even afford the yearly licensing for all of your collector bikes? You DO ride them all every year don't you?
Michael, Yes, i really did pay 5k for it, I license 20 bikes and insure 76!
Gosh! Never have a fire! That collection is priceless !@@rickbrett9173
No KH 750 ❔?
those small kaw were not sold in canada
Wasted sitting in a museum... I had the '74 H2 750 dark purple...
Time capsule. I like the idea. Legendary bikes.
Love your collection but you desperately need to learn how to use the camera. I had nausea thru the video jumping so much.
the 750 kaw the coffin maker
Widow maker
They need to be ridden........by me.
Gah it's such a shame they aren't being ridden like they're supposed to be but someone's got to make sure some survive. The 75 h1 I just pick out of a field isn't going to be one of them. At lest it gave me a nice present to fund fixing it......A 69-70 dent free tank.
E-C-C-E-Z-I-O-N-A-L-E !!
I hv the 74 kh250
Anyone who can get me it stator coil?
Beutiful original Widowmakers Mach lll H1
Got a 69 h1 with dencos on it, runs like a champ.........
fucken awesome!!!!!
Un-watchable,bad camera
Give us one um dude?
Why did u move fkn Taxes?
Mother. Of. God.
Worst camera
This was one of my dreams when i became rich, alas I'm not rich!
Don't have to be rich to own one...
USA?..
What about U.K?
I moved to U.K. Museum to my new home in Michigan when I emigrated, you can find UA-cam clips of the old U.K. museum online
@@rickbrett9173 yes seen them yrs ago...so you are now a U.S citizen?
hmm better than sex !