1975 Honda 1000cc Motorcycle Sat 25+ Years Untouched

54k miles for a Goldwing is just broken in. Those boxer 4's will go hundreds of thousands of miles. They're really fantastic bikes. Would love to see a full restoration on that. It's a prefect candidate.

Joe - not only did your Pop (OGVintage) get you going in a multi-faced career, he’s also responsible for the immeasurable knowledge that this channel has spread, globally. there’s also a wealth of inspiration delivered, by showing folks that they can also revive machines in their own garages. that’s priceless & epic. to me, spreading knowledge and inspiration is the most noble act that we can do for those outside of our community. Good on you. Condolences.

Sorry to hear about your Grandfather, my deepest condolences to you and your family. I remember you working on his red Honda scooter. Love the channel, keep up the hard work

Sorry for your loss. You were very lucky to have a Grandpa who was willing to mentor you growing up! I love both of these bikes and can’t wait to see you driving them!

Sorry for your loss, one thing that’s obvious about your Granddad is he had great taste in bikes. Those Gold Wings were really well built. Would love to see a full resto

75 was the first year for the goldwing...collectors love them!

grandparents are special, they bring no drama and just bring good memories. your grandpa sounds like a legend

Sorry for your loss, Joe. Yhou're hionoring his life thru what he taught you and your love for working on them is awesome.

Very sorry for your loss mate. Your grandad was a smart man. Got you addicted to mechanical knowledge. He lives on in you 🤟🏻😎

Reminds me of my 1975 Gold Wing. Same colour. Toured many miles on my Gold Wing. Good memories.

Sorry for your loss Joe. Your grandfather left you a legacy of something you love doing for the rest of your life. He was obviously very insightful. Regards, Bill H

Sorry for your loss joe..you can tell he had a big impact on you. He will always be watching frm above, with a smile.

My deepest condolences. Your Pops had great taste on bikes. Restoring that Goldwing will put a smile on his face up there for sure!

Sorry for your loss, Joe. I'm sure your pap was very proud of you. I've learned so much from watching your videos and appreciate the effort you put into them. the different camera angles and making sure we see every detail. not to mention the editing. Thank you.

So sorry to hear about your grandfather, it is awesome to see you carry out getting those old bikes running again…a true sign of respect for your grandfather and what he taught you, can’t wait for the next video

Sorry about your Grandfather....I just lost my uncle a week ago to cancer...he also was the first person who got me into bikes and working on motorcycles....keep up the great work buddy...

Joe that's a full on out and out restoration brother.. in your grandpa's honour....

Very sorry to hear about the loss of your grandfather. Thanks again for your time today and I'm looking forward to seeing more on your channel.

So sorry to hear of the passing of your grandpa. Condolences to you and your whole family. Appreciate the work you do and the great content.

Hey Joe, your Grandpa is at peace now and no longer suffering. He'll live on in your memories.. About those series 1 Goldwings, they are super smooth and robust bikes that'll do BIG mileages if looked after. Very heavy, but the mass is close to the ground so once on the move very stable and smooth to ride. I like those early ones best. I think the weak spot is the water pump seals, so watch out for that. They're super complex bikes and I'm impressed with how you tore into it without any problems! Ace video , thanks for the entertainment!