I have become addicted to You tube now, I can't help myself, I'm in a assisted living facility in Rutherford County and am now constantly watching your videos,It's really sad I don't have a motorcycle anymore ,or a license, I had an 85 fxr and a 99 night train ,and lost them both because of a marriage gone bad,I wound up homeless for 2 years, and now reside here ,thanks for what you do, I'll continue to follow, I sure miss riding..

Someone once said that a good man is someone who has an old friend for decades. Amazing how welcoming and generous your friend is. These people at times matter more than family.

This guy needs to appear more in your videos! I'd watch a weekly show of this.

"It's a choppa baby" Bruce Willis "Pulp Fiction"!!

I met Matt a few years ago,  he started 4 or 5 bikes for us in the WTT museum.  This guy is the real deal. Great guy.

Matt, I gotta say your dad is looking down from heaven and he's just got the biggest smile on his face after wrenching on the chopper. When anyone up there asks your dad what's the smile for, all he says is THAT'S MY BOY!!!! Awesome job guys and how nice to have friends like your buddy with the great shop!!!!

this is what its all about, hanging with good friends, joking, pranking, and having a good times.. bikes will come and go, but memories like these will stay with you forever.

Pulp Fiction!!!!! "It's a Chopper, Baby" 😁👍

It was my 50th birthday yesterday.
My wife gave me a T-shirt from Weels Through Time and I was very happy. A little later I received another envelope. I opened it and tears welled up in my eyes.
In the envelope was a ticket to Dave's Harley-Davidson Museum.
My dream was to fly from Germany to America for the first time and see the museum. Absolutely crazy.
So see you next year, I hope to see you....

I visited the Wheels Through Time Museum in 2019 and spent some time with Dale and his son, Matt. They had Bob give me a tour of the museum, and I spent 5 hrs. there, and closed the place up with them.  What an honor it was to meet and get to share this amazing place. I am so glad Matt has brought this channel out. I have a whole shop full of bikes that I have collected and it's a real struggle to keep them running. It's like running a service department when you're both the only customer and the only employee. Thank you so much, Matt, for doing this channel. I watch the show, and it makes me want to work on these bikes. I know we love this work! But sometimes, it can be just work. The highlight of my trip there was asking Dale which one was his favorite. He walked me over to this bike and pointed.  That one!  This could have been one of his favorites, and that was special. Then he pulled the rope back and said, " Sit on it. OMG, I swore to God! That was the most motorcycle-defining moment in my life. I had an old police shovelhead at home on a lift, close to the Panhead he pointed to. I went home, stripped that bike, and made it look as close to the original as possible, just to remember that moment. Thank you, Walksler family, for sharing this great treasure.

Man, you guys really bring back the days of my misspent youth. I had a chopper back in the mid 70's and watching you ride that thing reminded me of an old man who said "Riding that thing is like wiping your arse with a broke bottle!"

Brilliant to watch guys what a shop!! Thanks for uploading cheers from England uk

Greg Allman's  doppelganger 👍🇺🇸

Loved this!! When you guys brought out the " holy bible" for Pans to adjust mousetrap, priceless!!!

Nature welded...real life vocabulary right there.

Love Matt's videos, wheels through time is an amazing experience and every bike runs

My friend found a chopped 45 on a remote farm in somerset. after digging it out from the pile of rusty tools we started to see if it could run . The valves where stuck so we had to lever them out with the heads off and then with the farmers growing enthusiast help we put the valves in a drill to get the rust off .with everything put back in we hooked up a battery and got a spark so as I was sittings on it I gave it a kick and it fires right up .....12 inch over forks a green metal flake paint job and a criss dagger for a gear change straight of the box off down the farm track I went...... absolutely terrifying ride with a 50 point turn back up to farm and £600 later my friend was the proud owner. He rode it all over England in the next 20 years only to lay it up with a rusted through frame .so watching this bright back happy memories from across the pond 🇺🇲🇬🇧

That was so much fun and pleasure to watch - made me feel like I was right there with you - calling for tools, brainstorming fixes, and playing pranks.  A few days a week of something like this could pull me right out of retirement!  Thanks, guys!

I hope you guys throw a video up for the FXRS also. Interested in the Dyno numbers on it when you get it tightened up...Great video on the Pan. Glad to see things are moving forward...Later

I'm late to this party but damn! It's so cool to watch people who know their stuff working together on a piece of machinery like this! I love the messing with the next door neighbor and using him and his shop to check this bad boy over.