I found this series on Netflix. The first episode, the only one I've seen, is about the Isle of Man. Pretty interesting.
https://www.netflix.com/title/80116363
I guess it started in 2011.
In episode one, we get a peek at a 77 CB550.
This show is pretty good. Some info. is a bit dated, even at only 6 years old, but the host is pretty engaging.
Not on Nextflix in Oz.
I just finished watching season 1. I totally enjoyed it. Light, humorous content, and the vintage restorations set the hook.
I recall watching this a year or two back. I really enjoyed it.
Cormanus, you can find many of the episodes on youtube. Just search for The Motorbike Show
Thank you Henrik. It's silly, really, but I never think of looking for TV show episodes on YouTube. Use2b said today he'd watched yesterday's MotoGP on YouTube and sure enough there it was.
EDITED to say - didn't read the all post above before linking , just woke up and staggering around with a coffee cup ==== Slow to wake up , after that i am just slow ;] =====
one thing about this show is it shows just how much the Brit's love their bikes. Hard to belive I sold them my old CB750 K for more money than my new Goldwing Valkyrie cost new
youtube =
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_q...rbike+Show
(07-01-2018, 09:58 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you Henrik. It's silly, really, but I never think of looking for TV show episodes on YouTube. Use2b said today he'd watched yesterday's MotoGP on YouTube and sure enough there it was.
I thought Dorna squashed showing their races on youtube?
(07-01-2018, 11:06 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (07-01-2018, 09:58 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you Henrik. It's silly, really, but I never think of looking for TV show episodes on YouTube. Use2b said today he'd watched yesterday's MotoGP on YouTube and sure enough there it was.
I thought Dorna squashed showing their races on youtube?
sometimes i have to hunt but always ferret out what i want ......
thought for sure they were going down on the big rear end hit on that ducati . this is becoming a contact sport