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#11 - The center stand
It's friggin' hilarious that the vintage Honda ad highlighted "how great it brakes" by just locking up the rear wheel.
This video felt like oldschool FortNine. No ads, just great production quality.
As a bike nerd from Japan, I’ve been obsessed with your videos for years. The insight, cinematography, humor, and storytelling are all on another level. Being able to understand English feels kinda like a cheat code or something, and your channel is a big reason why. Thanks for making these vids.
Old bikes have vibes. New bikes have features.
Whenever f9 drops a video on a vintage bike, I start longing for a time that I never lived in.
I miss the kick starter that every bike had along with a seat that was hinged on the side and flipped open.
That’s still one of the most beautiful motorcycles ever made
Lmao the "oooh" noise at 3:32!
Analog Tacho- and Speedometer are sad to say mostly a thing of the past.
Ryan talking about Hondas is just about all I want out of life tbh
I am one of those 7 dudes that watch MotoAmerica!
We absolutely have to bring back the zerk fittings 👍
Moto Guzzi have shaft drives, and are not $30k :D
a new Fortnine Videodrop does wonders in this dire times
Shaft drive and center stands are things I'm devastated we lost as standard things
That old Nighthawk was damn near perfect.
My first street bike, the Nighthawk750 SC-E, is still a very fond memory for me. Obtaining my learners and riding with the only licensed rider I knew at the time, my Grandfather, is something I will forever cherish. At 84 he would casually arrive at my house on his mint vintage Honda CB 350/Four and we would ride all over Vancouver Island.
SEATS!!! You forgot comfy seats!
I've been riding bikes for over 45 years, but here I learn something new in just about every F9 video... EDIT: I wrote biles instead of bikes and just redid it...