Hello from Ireland, I've never rode a motorbike but I'm hooked on watching you bringing me through the beauty of antique Harleys😊.

My first ride on a Harley was when I was almost 5 years old. It was in 1955 and my Mothers Uncle Roy put me on the back of his bike. I remember that the bike was black and beautiful with a big windshield. Uncle Roy dressed in Black Leather and had a billed hat, like Marlon Brando wore. I am now positive that his bike was a full dresser as there were shiny bits and things everywhere and leather bags on the rear fender with shiny buttons all over them. Uncle Roy and I blasted up and down the dirt road that my parents were building a house on and to this day I can still recall the excitement of the moment. I think Uncle Roy might have been a bit of an Outlaw in his day.

Dang! I need a cigarette! Matt, thank you for explaining the process details, as you build engines, etc. It is a very satisfying process to watch. I believe that I now love knuckleheads also! 😊

Matt, I love these assembly videos. Watching you work is an absolute pleasure especially when you're working on such a important piece of Harley Davidson history. Your passion and love of what you're doing is apparent in the work and in your voice and actions while you do what you do... Thank you...

More support and enthusiasm from Weatern Australia. Man I was born in 63 glad the bike and myself are reconditioned or in the bikes case in progress 👍💯 awesome work man.

Matt! Thank you! I'm learning things 7 mins in. Awesome Man. That new to the world '36 raffle bike is super cool with the black and gold Sweeet

Very well done 👍

Thank you again Matt ❤️ , hopefully see the museum again in 3 weeks, I have been counting down the days 👍

I love videos of fabrication and assembly. Knuckleheads are more complicated than EVO's for sure. That's gonna be one sweet ride when finished!

Matt you're passion blows me away every video I see u live and breathe it seems like same ole 77 every video u never work a day doing what u love ty brother

Gonna be a beautiful bike man. Incredible work.

lt is a pleasure to watch you do your amazing work Matt......The heads are a work of pure art WOW......l am to old to ride but years ago i rode my friends Knucklehead Bike and it was amazing to ride a piece of history an i think that was back in the 1970's....Thanks very much Matt..... Old F-4 Phantom II fighter jet pilot Shoe🇺🇸

You guys are the best!! Hands down best museum around can’t wait to visit. 🤩

Glad to see another one coming back. Always liked the look of the baby jar spring cups and never really thought about how problematic they were with the oiling and vacuum loss. Glad to see you’re going with the updated cups. I didn’t see the press in tube that serves as the extension for the rocker box where the spring cup fits in on the exhaust side though. Must’ve gone with the late style rocker box, definitely a good choice for helping with reliability and avoiding an oil bath for the new owner when they get it opened up on the road. Hope to see more soon, y’all are doing an excellent job on this build. 👍

Constantly amazed at Matt’s knowledge and passion. He really is quite special. And he seems like such a nice fun guy. This museum is on my bucket list for sure.

Now that's a beautiful bike I can't wait to ride it lol. As long as my name is drawn I will come and ride it back to Ohio. Love your channel it's awesome. God bless you and your family and friends.

Really enjoyed this in depth look at the actual "Knuckle Head" Thanks Guys!

I have a '36 it belonged to my father. It's all Original Has less then a hundred thousand on it. We were farmers didn't have much time to ride.

Looking absolutely amazing! 😎🇨🇦

Good Day Brother The Manufacturer of that Toyota Black sealer is LocTite , Ultra Black is what you were using under Toyota's labeling . LocTites tech department are great at helping you solve issues and determine whats the right sealant or fastener thread locker . I used them many times while I was insuring proper maintenance on world class manufacturing equipment ( hundreds of thousands of dollars per hour of down time ) Great show watch it religiously wen new shows drop .

I love watching this build.

I’ve met these guys and can tell you all they’re some of the best people you can ever meet. Next time in Maggie Valley, definitely check them out!!! Talk about knowledge… like a walking technical library and lots of real world skill.

Great video, awesome bike , outstanding work .Love to see these old bikes come back to life, Thank you !

It's a pleasure to watch you in videos. Seeing the Same Passion Dale Had. 😎 Ride On.. Thank You Matt 🏍️

Greetings from New Zealand

Pleasure watching the master at work

I love watching anything you put out and learning. I’m retired so couldn’t afford the taxes but will still buy tickets

Thanks for showing us all that!!

I have always wondered what the difference was with a knuckle head. Watching (and listening) to you build this engine answers all my questions and so much more🤠

Master at work. I dig the Zen of it.

You make it worth watching. You know what you're talking about, plus I get to watch you build my bike 😂A guy can dream 😉

Love watching you build engines and bikes Matt, thanks for sharing. This 36 is going to be fantastic, can't wait to see the finished build!

Thanks for doign such a nice build on my bike's engine... I wish lol. Beautiful machine.

Will be there first week of July. Looking forward to my first time visit!

Man, your knowledge and expertise are mind blowing! Great video! I was excited to watch the moment I got the notification! Keep up the great work!

So sweet to watch a magician work his magic !!! 🇺🇸🤠👍🏻🇺🇸

The efficiency with which you work blows my mind, what a treat to get to watch a master at work, truly extraordinary! thank you for this Mat. And yes, i'll get my tickets, always do :)

Piece of art coming to life man.

I know that sealer too. Funny story is i searched least leaking engine and through a forum or another eventually stumbled on enough people saying the same thing for me to try it out. Been using it ever since. Really well made compound.

Beautiful Had tickets from when they first came out. Cheers mates

In 1956 I bought a 1936 flat head Harly trike Old delivery bike) for $18.00 Had a ton of fun on it. It had no exhaust system. fire would shoot to the cylinders. so you had to hole your foot in the right place..My neighbors took up a collection to bye in an exhaust system. Sure wish I still had the bike.

Tearing down my Triumph Tr-6 to replace the wornout camshafts that were 50 years old. Cleaned up the engine and put her back together. Simple compared to what you go through.

I'm going to wear these special gloves. Still gets it all over his hands🙌😂😂 Gotta love it!!

Man that's a work of art going together!!! Great work Matt!!!!

Great Video Matt Watching from Vancouver Island BC Canada 👍💓☮️🇨🇦☕🦫

Looking forward to support you guys and buy tickets too .That last vidio you made was the bomb.,well ever vid you folks put put gets my adrelian going,and thanks for that.

The most beautiful engine made...

Another great upload. Like your father the passion is undeniable 👍

Great channel,I'm an ole vet ,Nam .I found out how great it feels to ride a Harley .Awesome feeling on the open rd. I got me 2 used ones,Softail ,fatbob . Best thing I ever did now that all my girls are married. I just joined and think your utube channel is the best ,educational too. ❤

I'm 27 and fell in love with All antique vintage motorcycles After recently completing my restoration of my british 1972 norton commando 750, My first rebuild and she runs great! One day I'd love to find an old knucklehead, anyway i Love your videos, man!! I Fall asleep watching one every night

That Toyota sealant gets everywhere no matter how hard you try not to.... and it doesn't wipe of skin easily.

My Dad taught Mr to spray Aluminum paint on the head gaskets on his flathead-6 cars, back to 1957. I've done it since.

Girls make fantastic mechanics, great to see your daughter, I was 9

Love my old knuckle. Had her 50 years this year. My first Harley and never looked back. love this rebuild.

Matt, your passion and commitment to what your dad started, F-ing wow! Your wrenching knowledge is UP-THERE The way you explain things even works for and old harley like me.

My baby is looking good ❤

Absolutely loved the video. It’s interesting to see that the knucklehead assembly calls for German torque specifications. Everything is gudenteit.

Matt outstanding video, your knowledge and love of what you do comes through in every video you do. I’ll be down there in August can’t wait to see the bike and buy my raffle tickets.

Dang it sure is coming together good….

I look forward to this raffle each year. It’s always so exciting to watch the drawing, live, on KZfaq.

Awesome stuff Matt... gday from oz....

A fellow sailor in the Navy once saw an ad in the newspaper for a knucklehead in boxes in an attic. Old woman clearing her attic. It was complete but totally taken apart. Fifty bucks. He was so excited because he was a huge motor head biker who rode a BSA Victor constantly.

God I hope some lil kids jumps in that big basket and pulls my 🎟️!!!!! Beautiful! Dale is definitely smiling down and you bruh. Proud Daddy for sure.

You're amazing 👏 keep up the exceptional work 👏

Matt so amazing love every video thank you

My favorite bike in the world

You guys have too much fun!!😂

Awesome. Thank you!

I can't wait to win this bike! If you want to just declare me the winner now, that's cool too lol.

Nice without a doubt

U make it look so easy and quick lol

Excellent!

Wears blue nitrile gloves, still ends up with sealer everywhere. SNAFU 😂

…thrilling watch most enjoyable you most certainly know what you are about magnificently, skillfully great share just supergreat THANKS STACKS‼️ 👊🔥🥂 🪖

They did my heads an ballanced my bottom end, of my 75 th anniversary Sportster.

Old Bill Harley had 3 or 4 patents on that 1936 EL motor. One, I believe, covered the oiling system.

I wear my sunglasses on my head……so I can, so I can Sing it 😊

I like how you lap the valves. I used to put a small drill chuck on the valve stem and pull the valve rather than use those stupid suction cups.

Try your luck, ride a Knuck!

I want my bike all black like Kris’s bike so please paint accordingly!

I need to win that bike cause I want to learn how to operate the foot clutch/hand shift set up. Plus it would look really good in my garage.

You mentioned end play - for the rocker shafts I assume. Maybe in another video you could show how you sorted that out? At least the tolerances for the rebuild. Thanks for sharing all this.

Would like to see Matt build a beach cruiser bicycle with a pea shooter engine on it

Beauty

Yeah I think the knuckleheads in the panthers look the best

Привет из России. Вы крутые чуваки 💪🔥

have you guys ever worked with some of the kit bikes that are avaliable? zodiac do a bobber kit, with a pre evo shovel. just wondered how hard itd be to get registered being an old engine etc

Hi Matt I was wondering, what is that silver "Paint" you put on the copper headgasket. I always thought they would do some Annealing

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really wish someone would make these engines out of billet. prices would still be high but worth it.

Matt can you settle an argument for me? I had someone tell me that bead blasting would destroy the finish of aluminum on a motorcycle engine. I have glass headed many things and it did not destroy the finish like sand does. What is your experience please, does it texture the cases like sand or not. Thanks buddy!

Nice to meet you, Im always having fan, let me ask a question, what is the tightening torque for the WL crank pin nut?

Hi don't you ever use a torque wrench to adjust them up?

I had a chance to buy a basket case knuckle but the money fell out the bottom and the wife got cancer so I only can dream I got it thanks steve wright for the opertuneity😢😢😢

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Can we enter in the competition if we are from New Zealand?

Are these unleaded seats?

1919 Harley davidson motorcycle