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Hawk stone park hasn’t changed

oh look at these harmless organised respectable motercyclists.I have been intrested in mods v rocker history of the time interestingly starts off with the negative tone utilsed in the media after clacton for both these groups then the oh look there like the clubs were used to in the uk nothing to see here safetly corralled .Trying to have it both ways!

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Im verona im ton ups girls. I dont like the mods.

I know the mods became skinheads, got into northern soul or became hippies when they realised the limits of speed. What became of the rockers? I heard they either joined 1% clubs, got into the teddy boy revival, got into the leather subculture or became hippies. Am I right?

I used love going to an Odeon/ Gaumont, as there was nearly always a Look at Life in the programme, they were always well made and informative

Great to see and remember mr Andrew’s voice, he also commented on boxing matches, we had a red hunter 350 single on the farm to play on ! when we could ‘ find ‘ some petrol for it

Love the wall art.

How Cool Was This! Great To See The Spirit Of The Dispatch Rider Alive & Well! Thank You.

Uk Moto cross alive in 2024 and enduro trail

loving the pin up girls on the walls.

Wall of naked birds is a nice touch

I had two 1972 Zundapp Rickmans. Excellent handling but not very reliable plus they were cursed with that lousy Zundapp transmission. Parts were difficult to find. Cylinder bore was chrome plated so if it got gouged you had to buy an entire new cylinder. I'm sure the bikes are collectible now. That nickel plated frame was a work of art.

This was my childhood every weekend in the 60s. My dad was a scrambler. Remember one race waiting for him to appear and he didn't he had come off and broken his leg

Un peu, Petite maison dans la prairie Mais les meilleurs sont déjà LA ❤️🗿🤩💫🗯️

Went to scramble events almost every summer weekend as a kid following my stepfathers racing, along with all of his friends he collected as a motorcycle dealer. Sadly, someone killed him while riding his bike many years later. This was a sport not many knew about. Events held on homemade tracks on farm land out of range from the noise and smoke. Sisters and I dusted over 700 trophies every week in our basement.

Is this the whole thing or is it part of a documentary or something else?

Bring back the Norton' Dominator .. the Triumph Bonneville and the famous BSA. Gold Star ... me the caf'e racer 1962---1967 in 1968 I Emigrated to Sydney Australia ...left everything behind...Then in 2006 .couldn't resist I had a Ducati. 750 Super Sport , last of. the 750 ..to old now for a bike like that so sold it .....in 2024 I will be 80...the Glory days of the British Motor Bike ...

Great video. Oh boy, we REALLY knew how to enjoy ourselves "back then". 59 Club and The Ace Cafe. Work hard all week, then ... whoopy, get the bikes out for the weekend.

You know all these men have committed numerous crimes against women 🤢

Hope they all are doing great in their life

Can I go back to this world please .

I love the idea of the 59 club

70000 employees making 100000 bikes a year and we wonder why the industry died, that cant be correct numbers surely

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Very nice documentary.

The days when Triumph's had seamless rounded petrol tanks!

I was young, I was fresh faced, I rode my A10 hard and fast, in the blink of an eye it disappeared...............live your young lives fast and furious my friends and worry about the consequences later!

I was young, I was fresh faced, I rode hard and fast, in the blink of an eye it disappeared...............live your young lives fast and furious my friends and worry about the consequences later!

That was amazing! Did the Mods do any of that? They just fought and swore, but the Tons Ups did amazing things. Even today in Sheffield, England the Hell's Angels run a Teddy Bear Convoy for dying children in hospices there y:-) love to them all 🏆🥇🏁❤️

What a great film thanks

Yes 6 of us joined in 1966 and met Farther Shergold a real hero to a lot of young people . Great days on a bike . Hi to all who went to Christchurch youth club , Joye,s caf , The Minne diner and the Friar Tuck .👍👌

Funny how quickly the 50's look became dated.

That old audio makes those two strokes sound like 4s. Those first post war decades were pretty good. And to this day, I have to find sand pit owners who close their eyes, and ears, to my riding. Until they become Amazon warehouses.

Ahhh, back in the olden days when it was permissable to display pictures of T&A in the workshop (3:26).

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My old man was a greasy ton up boy in the old days with his Bonneville giving it large saying he was toning up all the time, fast forward and his grandson now flys around on a derestricted Hayabusa clocking 200 mph top whack. The 87 year old rocker went out on the Hayabusa and said it was too lively and pokey and mentioned if he had this in his time back then, he’d be dead showing off but would have pulled all the birds and more lol

What was the standard commercial fuel used in those days…? Love this stuff ..!!💪💪💪🙏👍🎉

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i am sad to say my late father took his bike and died at the isle of man tt, silly old sod got pissed and fell down the stairs,

3:30 bro straight up has porn on his wall and they didn't care about it

it was still fun in those days as well

i love these lowtec

And there are more accidents caused by the car driver, than the motorcyclists!!!

My father owned a scooter which he bought during the 1973 oil crisis. He recounted an encounter with a group of rockers after it broke down (scooters of that vintage had very dicky electrics). They parked up all around him in a layby, put their kick-stands down, and advanced on him, every one armed with spanners. They then helped him get it going again.

Not a balanced view of the sport in the UK. typical Pathe news propaganda.

Happy days , great people , great sportsmanship , simple but exceptionally tough bikes , tough but great - hearted blokes , yeah , I grew up with this , never regretted one minute of it , & learnt my way right around the midlands of england by the time I was 14 ( which gobsmacked my late dad when I started driving around for him at 18 ). The sound of a well tuned engine is to me like a symphony is to somebody else , & I learnt that at SCRAMBLING !

Who else saw Mr. Bean at 0.29?