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.

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.

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!

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
YBIC
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.

I love watching people get hooked on classic American motorcycles!!👍

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!! 🇦🇺

This is Dad of the Year stuff right here.

That Indian sounded amazing.

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

Your camera man has a bad habit of swinging the camera at you (or anyone else) when you’re talking about a bike that we want to see. We don’t watch your videos to see you talking; we can still hear you talk when the camera is showing the beautiful bike you’re talking about.
I think it may be improving with time, but I think YOU were handling the camera yourself on this one, and the guy you were talking to was talking about some gold pin striping, and we didn’t get to see what he was talking about.
I love what you do!-
May God keep blessing all your efforts! 😇

My dad had an inline 4-cylinder Indian, back in the day, he paid $100 for it. I wish he still had that bike....

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.

A family that prays together stays together… I love it.

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.

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.

anyone keeping up with the WLDR restoration? cause i love this episodes.