yea haha, iv put one similar on here before with me riding the bullet in a similar situation...unused video, & iv just remembered now i forgot i made a one ages ago of my mates at a local bike gathering, with some 1920s type music over haha, will find it & put it on in few days

thanks, he wants his own enfield classic 350 at some point haha.

Well it's good to start off small.

Yea both were great events. I went on one of the ride outs before the gathering. We ended up parked right on seahouses harbour for fish & chips. Then a ride back to morpeth market place.

thanks haha, the sony av200 camera has a separate small monitor screen in a wrist watch type of thing that you can wrap around your wrist with a velcro strap, i strap it around my front brake reservoir & bars, but sometimes in the sun i cant see the picture very well when setting it up & sometimes i have the clocks in a bit too much, i dont think it looks too clever on small phone screens etc when watching my videos, but think it looks fab on tv screens haha

yea thanks, but im not gunna let it go to my head, & just stay a normal down to earth person haha.

Yea its good haha. & quite old.

Thanks. Yea ages ago noticed a few old bits of mods & rockers video here & there on youtube & found out there was a 1960s panorama programme about mods rockers. Had a good search to find it but couldn't. Think its lost & gone now. & eventually i got in to video editing with clichamp... microsofts free basic editor & so had a go of putting together all the bits to get an idea what it would've been like.

Yea. Never really seen nothing like it. Especially indoors on a stage.

Yea thanks. Its from the new dvd that was released recently. But this copy was on talking pictures tv. I was invited down to be there when this short documentary was being filmed by one of the the original rockers in it...my friend..barry noddy cheese. But couldn't get time off work & its a long ride from newcastle upon tyne where i live.. nearly 300 miles. But i do ride down there each september for the ace reunion weekend.

@@kennethhart8422 it's a shame to have missed it! That's a fair trek though. I made it to Ace last September to go over for the 59 blessing at Hanworth on the reunion; maybe see you this year!

@@deepspace_motorcycle yea i was there as well & went to the 59 church. Got on board bike video on here somewhere. Have u seen it...u might be in it haha.

@@kennethhart8422 i will have a look you never know! I'm in the group shot of us all out the front on 59 website. Going to try and make Brighton the day after as well this year

Yea haha. Iv got the whole making of the leather boys documentary & mainly put this video on as a test to see if KZfaq would call copyright. But didnt. So will try putting it on in a day or so.

Yea who knows. But good chance most of them will be getting on a bit...But still alive & kicking as they say.

I wish I could meet some of these Lads and Lasses and talk another their adventures , would be fascinating to me . 200Kid

His dyslexia made it difficult for him to operate a motorcycle.

@@michaelj.r457 He also claims the Triumph was the one used in the Great Escape..

@@thedbcooperforum just saw a clip of him saying the first bike was the bike. he layed it down with in 5 ft.

@@thedbcooperforum Bud Ekins built three Fonzie TR5 Triumphs that were rented to the studio. Perhaps he was wrongly told the one he tried to ride that day was the Great Escape TR6, or maybe it really was, after all the scene wasn’t used.

@@meofnz2320 he made the statement on a talk show..a quick search shows this.. Henry Winkler's character Fonzie on Happy Days rode a Triumph motorcycle that was also used by Steve McQueen in The Great Escape. In the movie, McQueen's character, Virgil Hilts, uses a Triumph TR6 Trophy motorcycle to jump over a barbed-wire fence at the German border. The Triumph was a stand-in for the BMW R75 that Hilts had earlier stolen from a German patrol officer In later seasons, it was a mildly 'bobbed' Triumph Trophy 500. As he could not ride, Henry Winkler says that he learned on the same Triumph 650 6T ridden (and jumped) by Bud Ekins in 'The Great Escape' and ended up stuffing it under a truck

Yea me to & never can decide if i think this film is good or bad haha. Whenever i dig it out to watch. I either watch it right through & think yea its ok. Or i think this is nuts haha & do a lot of fast forwarding.