Brodie assembles another lost Excelsior BTR!
- Thread starter Mr.B.
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Paul Brodie is quite the talented guy. Tons of beautiful hand work.
Tom
Tom
"...so I went upstairs and did some organising. Came downstairs with some boxes marked EXCELSIOR. So let's build a motorcyle with the parts I found lying around up there..."
Yup. Kinda thing that happens to me all the time. ... I wish!!!
Yup. Kinda thing that happens to me all the time. ... I wish!!!
Engine details. Excelsior Engine Tear Down // Paul Brodie's Shop - YouTube
Thanks for bringing this to our attention Kirk. I have been soaking it up.
Tom
Thanks for bringing this to our attention Kirk. I have been soaking it up.
Tom
He lives about 30 miles from me. I agree with going upstairs and finding boxes of Excelsior parts.
Steve
Steve
Thank you Mr.B. That was fascinating to watch. I had seen his bicycle frames mention but didn't realize he worked with motorcycles.
Steve.
Steve.
Can you imagine just having the where withall to have your own V-twin engines built from scratch?
Holy Wah ! Everything lined up on assembly, fit and finish the same. He could a built it with his eyes shut.
Tom
Great YouTube video on that Excelsior V-twin motor scratch-build. Never thought I'd see anyone approach the creativity and skill level of motor guru Allen Millyard here in the UK, (check out his umpteen one-off engine builds in his YouTube vids) but Mr Brodie is definitely worth a mention in dispatches. That's one mighty impressive motor. Couldn't help notice the Excelsior boardie is for sale on his website. Hands up anyone with $139K burning a hole in their pocket. Worth every penny in my opinion. Paul's bike looks a whole lot better than the revived - and dare I say pug ugly - JAP v-twin they sell in tiny numbers here in the UK. My pockets aren't anywhere near so deep, so I've been waiting several years in anticipation of Royal Enfield's retro-looking V-twin concept to make it into production.
Total coincidence. I just watched this last night and you guys are talking about it today. I have visited his web site and you tube channel many times and always learn something. The guy is without a doubt a master of many trades.
Pat
Pat
I think they were only $100K ten years ago, should'a bought then!!!
