Good stuff , thanks…

Totally agree with you Mate. This is indeed the 'Pinnacle' of Triumph and British Twins. What a Fantastic Machine. ❤

Talking with your hands gonna get u hurt . Be careful please . I do enjoy your commentary .

Was going to buy one of these back in the day. That is until I actually tried one. Damn thing tried to hurt me. I loved the looks and the torque but not the starting ritual.

I did , thumbs up .

Look out for sheep.

Camp 9?

Question? Forest ride no spark baffles

here's a little secret, use atf in the forks! helps a lot!

All my British bikes sensitive to altitude expressly the twin carb models

I just put my 1966 B441 back together last year. It runs great. I like the old iron.

She's a beast!

GOD BLESS .... MAN ... ENJOY ...!!!! GOD ... ! FAMILY .... ! NATION ...! LOVE FROM SCOTLAND

Just love your videos - great family effort on this one, inspiring your kids, perhaps just like your dad did. The TR6 is a beaut. and sounds wonderful.

woo hoo. it does 60. my old 1960 speed twin does 100. why do you bore people with this shite

Looking forward to the long form video Bill! Have fun camping and we’ll see you soon.

Rad, enjoy Bill.

what kind of shocks?

Love it, Man!! Enjoy the family

Have fun.

Color me impressed! I didn’t think that old Triumph had that much oomph! 👍🏻

Safe travels with your family. Look forward to future videos.

Great riding you two.

Good luck and enjoy your adventure. Just found a broken layshaft bearing in my B44. That's messed up riding in our British " summer".

Enjoy the break Bill. Family comes first mate.

The trials course shown is dudwood farm in derbyshire uk . A midland classic pre 65 trial . The man in the black and yellow jacket and red trousers is my nephew peter holmes he rides a 1974 honda tl125 . Love the channel.

Having been a BSA rider beginning in March '70, and lasting til late in the decade, I could not be more envious. I've been away from the Brit bikes for several decades now but even when carrying on on my Blackbird, I still think of myself as a BSA guy. I could not be more envious.

Put a magneto on it.

Good old BEEZER.

Your son’s camera work was actually stupendous! Awesome fun. Dynamic duel. 🤝

My dad had a 59 pan, first bike I was ever on . Used to tie me in front of him when I was a year and a half old and take me for rides. That was in 1964.

Love airheads, have a 78 r100/7 s. Would love an older one from 60's, but expensive. Friends older one blew up, clogged slinger. No interest in newer BMW's, way too gadgetized. Airheads are primitive brutes. Subscribed!

That was my dream bike 55 years ago. I rode some European 350cc single cylinder street bikes back then. Light and nimble is what I like in a bike.

My son and I really enjoy your channel. Just curious if you ever feature vintage Japanese bikes?

One way a 441 was good was as a cheater open class scrambler... much lighter than the 650s, 500s twins. This one in a Rickman frame. When it quit the pits were close by...

This bike was highlighted in the movie..The Mechanic, with Charles Bronson..!!

Had Bultaco Sherpa 175..great times..I was 15..

you were right , don't crash the tank . Because you will sit down and cry when you see what a replacement or a good quality repair costs .

Host is annoying as f

Omg, drinking a German wheat beer out of the bottle is just wrong

My first ride was on a bored out BSA 441 made ready for the races at Pepperell MA in 1968 .They had bought it from Ray Brock who was Alice of Alice Resteraunt's Husband and a dirt racer in STockbridge ... Kick starting that high compression could break your ankle if you didnt know what you were doing ... :) It took some work keeping the front wheel on the ground ...

if you aren't in a real hurry there's hardly a nicer motorcycle for twisty old roads. I have a friend with one and he lets me take it out. I'm a Ducati guy and usually have a bike with 3 times the power of one of these - I'm tip toeing on a road like this.

this flux you used is not the correct one for this type of materials. thats the reason it doesnt flow good. i would be surprised if the joint would last long. it´ would be annoying not to finish a race because of a broken cable.. or even worse getting lost in the desert..

My first bike was in 1973 and it was a 1971 BSA Victor 500 B-50T. This video you've posted is the single best thing I've ever seen for conveying what it's like to ride one. The tractor-like thudding along with a glorious sound, nothing succeeding in even slowing you down, the jars and jolts as the terrain takes its toll directly on you, and then some weird problem killing the rest of the day. That was EXACTLY my experience!

Sure wish I could ride with you on my Rickman Metisse Mk III TR6C. But I'm in Alaska. Nothing sounds like the beautiful sound of an old pushrod British twin.

Sounds so good ✌🏻✌🏻👍 love a two piece triumph in sled trim !

i had a 441 lot of low end that's the way bikes were back in the old day

The Triumph sounds great! But also... the mic must be good - what cam & mic are you / Liam using?

Had one in 1976..it boffed itself to bits..

Thank you for another wonderful episode, Bill. Liam’s camera work is great, but his commentary is priceless….. “Show off.” 😁 You’re a better man than I ever was, riding side-hilled single track on that beast. As I’ve said before, I ❤️ that bike, and your setup mods are on point. What I appreciate the most is you’re not “restoring”, maintaining all of its hard earned patina. Good job!