Jason Dopirak lmao 🤣

You got that right.....

@@3finger10 no, its on the left.

@@llovemllfs7268 as a harley mechanic...yes they are

@@smittywurban4485 Fake news

😂😂😂

IKR... he seemed like he was clueless on how to ride a bike.

Lmao classy… it’s straight copying Harley in every way imaginable.. don’t get me wrong Honda builds a quality machine but there is nothing original about this bike… if I’m not mistaken these things are really limited in power now.. like a 750cc. That’s a hard pass. Of your gonna go with a Honda non sport it’s gotta be a Goldwing IMO. That’s an original bike that is straight Honda DNA no apologies needed to Harley whatsoever

@@j.martin4476 Pshh sure, signed and sealed apology for releasing a bike in the same style but is $2k less and actually works 😏

Well said sir.

@@austinmontalvo3273 lmao clearly you’ve never ridden a Harley let alone owned one. You are really good at parroting 🦜 “Harley are bad! Harley’s are bad!” 🤣let us know when you have an original thought 😂🤣

@@j.martin4476 Lol my original thought is only that Honda doesn't need to apologize for making a solid & affordable bike in a classic cruiser style that Harley didn't even invent. As for you crying about Harley's rep, they made that shit- not me 😎

Hey man do you prefer the Vulcan or the Intruder? I have a Vulcan 900 but looking to switch to an Intruder 1500. Which one do you prefer?

@@jackwoods535 You missed one little word in my comment that makes what you said silly. I said that I am not a cruiser guy. As in they are not my favorite style of motorcycle. I wasn't saying that I didn't think the Shadow wasn't a cruiser.

@@LuisAngel-qy1cb my Vulcan was an old 500. My intruder was an 800. I didn't really care for either. Like I said, I'm not a cruiser type.

​@@LuisAngel-qy1cb Between those two, I think I'd go for the big Intruder, it simply looks better imho. That said, neither of those two bikes is among my favourite Japanese cruisers. If I were looking for an old, yet reliable and fun, classic, I'd probably gravitate towards a (1st or 2nd generation) Yamaha V-Max, or a Honda Magna, which look awesome and have plenty of power...So, did you end up buying the Intruder or the Vulcan?

I read that… and totally agreed! My 2 cents- the revs, the release of the clutch.. 🤦‍♂️

@@KC1RT-RickT67 you can just tell with some folks lol and it ain't their Fault, necessarily. Everybody starts somewhere, but it is pretty funny to be at a point in my experience where I can physically see it 😂😂

@@BlackMountainCycles ah yes, the ol' Duck Walk. I remember doing it myself lol low speed maneuvering comes with time though; it's not exactly easy. It's why I urge all my friends & family who wanna get into riding to go to an MSF course and learn the basics. I learned on the seam of my pants lol and I wouldn't recommend that to anyone 😅😂 I've had some pretty nasty spills on dirt bikes & a couple others that could've been avoided had I waited and did it the right way. Learned a lot of bad habits, like the duck waddle.

@@BlackMountainCycles also, I still to this day put both feet down at a full stop; and the reason is because one time I came to a red light that had some gravel & debris in the roadway and I didn't see it. Simply put 100% trust into my right foot and my heel slipped on the gravel. Needless to say I ended up on the wrong side of the rubber lmao so that's why I still use two feet at a full stop.

This was my exact thoughts Bahaha harley rider my ass

+Antony Guzman So what did he think of the Phantom? What Harley does he own?

+tkr he liked it. He rides a Sportster 883 that he has bored out and souped up to close to 1000 cc. Since he's not a tall guy my phantom fit him perfect since it's low. only thing he noticed was that the Phantom is a but wider than his Harley.

+Antony G I'm a first time bike buyer and am trying to decide between this bike and the Harley Sportser. The biggest deciding factor is that I'm 6'2. any recommendations?

+Trevor Ward, I would go with the Harley. I'm 5' 10 and my bike is on the low side for me. I chose the Honda for its price. If an 883 sportster is too much? Harley now makes a Harley Street 750. I would look into that. It has received good reviews.

Indian Scout, Dyna, Gunner, or T120. Sporster is too small for some one over 6 feet.

That's usually when I say, get off my bike

07. would that be carb or FI?

@@fairplayer916 I believe they're fuel injected.

@@XL3BIGDrizzy from my research, adleast here in the USA, the shadows didn't switch to fi until 2010

@@fairplayer916 you are correct

I do it all the time brother!

I was never a fan of all blacked out bikes, but they have grown on me. I thought Honda did a great job here with the paint, styling and little accents to break it up a little. These 750's are bulletproof too!

yeah i just sold my 2011 shadow .... the value tanks on them compared to the harleys unfortunately..... it only blue booked for 4000 and the same year (and within a couple hundred dollars when new) iron 883 blue books for 5800... the only problem i had was this bike is really small im 6ft 3 and this thing is basically a girls bike... not a lot of power, maxes out at probably 85-90 ... cant pass quickly at highway speeds... its great for beginners tho and looks good... just wish it had more umph.....

@@wormer66 same had a Yamaha v star 1100 not enough power

Looks like shit

Mubashar Hassan dont ride the white horse

He was smiling

Thinking the same thing

@notchjohnson1 You forgot a period my G.

He did said it rides gooood

hmmm sounds really cool!:) TTB< buttt I crashed my little faithful Shadow when I met a deer.... when I was not paying attention and looking elsewhere yip....shit but cool thing is I hurt only for a short time and I am not dead either so now I want a newer and bigger bike and new Helmet too. saving my money so slowly but saving none the less RH100 any donations?

Yes sir

I agree, I'm a 26-year rider, and have had nothing but HDs until I bought a 2007 Yamaha Royal Star tour deluxe. The Yamaha has been a great bike for me, more reliable by leaps and bounds than any HD I've had. She's got 50k on her now and in the future, I'll get another Yamaha likely. They are considered the most reliable brand on the market with Honda nipping at their heels. Either way you don't go wrong.

I have a 2011 Yamaha. It's a great bike!

Kawasaki is a very close 2nd to yamaha. I've have more bikes them I can remember and beat on every one of them. Kawasaki is the onely one so far that's broken or spent any time in a shop. It's usually for something small like carbs need to be synced up or a gasket blew from wringer her out at well over 100. But most recently my 83 blew a head up while I was going through kansas. Hasn't left my buddys garage in a year or so. Last I heard he's buying and converting it to electric.

Yup. I'm lucky enough to own both. A 2012 Yam 660 Tenere which has been very reliable BUT I had to laugh when twice this year my 1984 Goldwing had to go out and get parts to fix the Yamaha.🤣 The old Honda truck is amazing.

Fr that scared me lmao. He didn't bother checking. It wouldve left his hands.

You noticed that as well....lol.

Your military left

You still have it?

they are dope as hell

Stop flirting with him bro

@@chriskeiffer5861 am I making you jealous?

@@keithsce I ain't going to lie to you bro you kind of are 🤣

inkmanz28 and Mexican

inkmanz28 it's a big world. Dave grohl didn't invent that style

more like the guitar player for the Deftones

LMAO ! I noticed that too !

u just jelly

Probably rides a clapped out sportster so no wonder it rides like shit compared to a new shadow

@@dhoompiejealous of what? He literally just said he likes the shadow better than his Harley lol are you retarded?

Check out the Victory Octane.

Buy that Honda 750 bike..Its Cool

Thanks for the advice. I appreciate you looking out. Sometimes the younger generations forget what's important, which is the now... will never come again.

Amen fellow rider

Brother Jared 750 Street is too small for you. Power is fine but the size is small. Check out one of the new Softails.

I own a 94 Magna that I totally love. There is a point in getting a Harley, at least for me. I like all motorcycles except BMW'S, I'm not a fan of them.

@@januaryman169 Why arent you a fan of BMWs? Ive never owned one. Just asking why.

@@highplainshollarhomestead3188 I've never owned one either. Never ridden one. I just don't like them. Maybe if I rode one I'd change my mind. Who knows?

Right? Getting a Harley these days is basically paying for the brand

Harley's more original, especially the Dyna

Hello what's the difference between similar bikes like honda shadow (cruiser bikes)and normal motorcycles

@@akfi96 It's a drive shaft so very smooth shifting. It's very forgiving for first time riders

@@jasonmillstalks thanks for replying 😊 I am indeed first timer looking for a bike Would you suggest I go for 400cc too or 750cc as a first time rider

@@jasonmillstalks glad it's forgiving would be awesome for me

@@akfi96 Honestly, both would work as a first time bike

Miguel Sanchez it sounds better now with the new exhaust I out on it.

you must be right because no one ever.in the history of motorcycle ownership.not once.it's not even legal.never ever bought the smallest air cooled street bike Harley makes as their first bike.

That PROVES he's a Harley Squid.

Hey Charlie why you afraid to show your last name bruh? real tough dude.

Cringed watching him try to start up

Brother Jared stfu internet tough guy. This dude riding is clearly inexperienced.

elmanitasdeplomo Front disc and rear drums.

Drum

Front disc and rear drums, ABS is available as an option.

Then I'm really real.

In that case, I’m the realest biker everrrr.

Nah not really. Once you've been riding a while it shouldn't happen very often. It's not like "a flex" to stall your bike.

I don't see a single comment mentioning anything about the sidewalk lol....

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Mason Mcknight I believe he’s 5’ 6.

Having sat on one (planning to buy one soon) you could be like 4’10” and still kinda be able to ride it hahahaha

Joes FC so im 5,11. think it would be big enough for me?

Mason Mcknight it’s a really short bike hahaha you’re good

Mason Mcknight im 5' 10 220lbs. Its a really low bike. Honestly though, I felt just a tiny bit cramped. Definitely not for riders taller than 6 ft.

TheGreenGuy I added an after market exhaust. Small wind shield. It really made a difference. Cobra air intake and I was going to get a mustang seat but sold my bike.

Antony G ok Thanks for the quick reply. it is nice to See, that you still Care about your viewers :).

TheGreenGuy anytime brother.

i'd recommend getting a biger exhaust . i own one and hand to get some cobra pipes put on because it wasnt loud enough . my brother had the same bike and would run into the same problems. so keep that in mind.

u dont know what ur talking about just because a bike is new to someone doesnt mean shit, your comment looke like u dont even have a motorcycle dumbass.

Damn. Should have been top comment. How did this comment not blow up. Mad underrated

Dan Angeles he was impressed. All he has ever ridden were Harley's.

Afterburner He says it at the end idiot.

Antony G He said what at the end tusk bumper? I heard no meaningful insight on the bike at all. Nothing. I agree with Afterburner, he must not be too impressed with the bike or we would have heard more about it on this shit video, tusk bumper.

Checkmate Lol, tusk bumper!! Was I wrong in thinking that there was going to be a discussion on the bike compared to a Harley? That's why I clicked on the video, not to watch some dude ride up the street and back. You're right, he is a tusk bumper 🤣

Afterburner I thought he was going to say something conservative but instead all I saw was a shitty video with little more than some dude, who may or may not know his left hand from his right, riding up the street and back. Then Mr. Tuskbumper has the audacity to call you an idiot for daring to point out the facts, fuck him and this crappy video.

lol took me 3 times to hear what he say , the exhaust are loud

Thanks bro