Just got a 2009 Honda Shadow spirit 750 For my first bike yesterday Only 7000 miles on it and paid only 1900$. Super satisfied! Got a great deal honestly

Last time I rode a bike was in 1989 with my '86' Ninja 600r, I was 29 yrs old then. I just got back in the motorbike scene with a 2003 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 I bought a week ago, and I'm now 59. I road tested it, loved it, and bought it cash. I didn't had any problems at all adjusting after not riding for 30 yrs.

I just bought mine today: jan. 16, 2021. I've been waiting 20 years. Lol

It always makes me nervous when I get in a car or on a bike and the driver starts saying prayers.

This bike is perfect for EVERYTHING. Mine is a 2006 that I've had for 3 years, and it's impeccable. Once you get it cleaned up and lightly modded the way you want it (lights, pegs, seat, etc) it's a perfect daily! Enough power to bomb around, but not enough to get you in trouble. I will keep mine forever ✨

If you care about going fast and aerodynamics but dont want a crotch rocket this is actually the perfect bike. Reason being is because the handle bars are like that of a mountain bike and allow you to really bend your body into it. you just have to ride with your butt scooted back a little if you are tall which may piss off your lady behind you but whatever it takes! Loved the bible quote at the beginning brother! ride on.

I'm 6'2" 165 and ride my 07 vt750dc about 4 times a week and Love it. It's not the fastest but not the slowest either I kept up with a 2016 fuel injected 883 no problem.

I think the Shadow Spirit is just a great bike. Low cost, no drama, and just fun to ride. I'm thinking of downsizing from our Kawasaki Nomad and this is one of the bikes on the list. Just a simple bike to ride.

I recently got my own 03 750 spirit in yellow with gold flames for 2400 with only 7k miles. I love it and it feels so much nicer than the 250s from the safety class.

I upgraded from my PCX150 scooter to a Shadow Spirit and I love it! It sits low enough for me to flat foot when stopped, and I am only 5'3". Great bike to learn on and can handle the mountains of NC.

I agree with you. And above all, remember it is a Honda, they just don't break down!

I know this is 5 years ago, but today on July 1, 2023 I just bought a near mint 2001 Spirit 750 with new tires, and all tuned by the previous owner. I am 6 feet tall, 300 lbs and have a bad left knee, so I needed a nimble bike and this is perfect. The previous owner also added a tooth to the rear sprocket. I haven't ridden in 20 years, so this is a good re-entry bike.

I own a 2007 Spirit with cobra pipes, rejetted carb, .......love it.......

There is a local guy selling one for $2950 with only 3000 miles. Looks extremely clean. Is that a good buy?

Hey hey I'm in my 60's and downsized from a VTX1800r to the Shadow 750. The older I get the bigger bikes comfort level isn't there. Shadow is perfect and feel in control again. So watch that old stuff pal! Lmao

Love your words of wisdom!!! God bless!! And keep up the great work. And best of luck in your sells. Thank you for your honesty and real world reviews

Got my first bike today ! 2-22-21 Honda shadow 750cc

Bought a 2013 Shadow Spirit (blue flames), shaft drive with 3,400 miles for $3,500 last season. Previous owner was a part time dealer; showed up to his buddy’s garage on an electric unicycle! He bought it off a guy a year or so previously and only rode it a couple times to the lake with his girlfriends; never even retitled it. Eh. Really I just wanted to see how it fit me and how the clutch felt since I had some medical issues. Soon as I sat on it and took it through the gears, I knew it was perfect for me. About a month later, I took it for a 720 mile day trip, all on Interstate with mild headwinds at 80-85 MPH the whole way and it did great! Just me, saddle bags, tank bag, soft luggage pack on the backseat against the sissy bar. Enjoyed the ride back a few days later via US Route 36 for 750 miles. Seats only good for 120 miles at first, then about 80 miles at a shot afterwards; so I’m replacing that. Great bike, easy handling!

I bought one of these yesterday and took it out for a drive. This is not a beginner bike at all. It's big, heavy, and hard to dodge things, do slow manuever turns, or stop like a semi truck. I would only recommend it for a very experienced rider. It looks a lot smaller in video and in online images than it actually is. I actually feel safer on my 1982 CM450 that delivers the same 45hp, but in a lot lighter and more controllable package. The key location is in a very irksome place, the rear footpegs are too high, but mostly, it's just one heavy bike, from the looks of the Vtwin it looks unnecessarily difficult and time consuming to work on compared to an inline air cooled twin, and the low seat height does not help as much as you would think it would. It's not the next step up from a Classic Honda Rebel like it appears to be, but rather, a 4x jump in weight feeling and an 8x jump in required skill to drive. I sure as h377 hope I never drop mine, because unlike my other two bikes that take all my strength to get up, there ain't getting this thing up, which leaves you at a severe disadvantage of getting stranded by nothing more than a fallen bike... that happens. And unlike my other two bikes where I have sucessfully with tiger reflexes swerved out of the way of suddenly stopped or oncoming traffic, that ain't happening with this bike... you're plowing right into whatever is ahead, so you've got to drive wayyyy more defensively... like huge wide berths and stopping diances and keeping traffic as far away as possible.

This is the bike I have. It's an 05 and has been sitting a few years and I'm in the process of reviving it. Carburetor cleaning and new fuel pump. Hope that does it.

There is no silver bullet, it's whatever trips yer trigger-suits you; and once you scratch the itch after years without-good luck staying satisfied with what you have. I got back into bikes after along break at age 60sumpin last year...started out on a 2011 Suzuki DR 650 dual-sport...quickly got bored-used to the power & upgraded to a 2007 Suzuki S83 Boulevard cruiser(1365 cc Vtwin). Great bike, I'm always looking at other bikes... The important thing is you get out there & put in the wind...

Got my 03 for $250 non running, new fuel lines, fuel filter, fuel pump fresh oil and coolant and she runs perfect with only 10,000 miles. I love the shadow it’s super smooth and quick enough for me to not break laws constantly but still enjoy the ride

Im hopefully gonna buy "mine" tomorrow may28-2021

Saw the post it, but was not expecting the verse! You encouraged me today! Super cool. Oh, nice bike too. :)

I'm getting back into bikes after a year or two with no money for a bike I bought an 05 spirit with cash and now it's the first bike I've fully owned. I'm stoked to be back on two wheels I plan to build it out into a chopper slowly as time goes on

Going to look at one of these today for $2k!

A nearby place has a 2006 Shadow Spirit and I may grab it as my first for $4k. Great vid!

I wanna buy this bike so bad I just gotta wait like a yr or so but I will get it

That Post-It tho 🤣

I love this guy's commentary

Are those considered drag bars? I like the short bars. Do the handlebars change from one generation to the next? I like that Shadow Spirit model because of those drag bars.

How many miles can you get out of a chain on a shadow?

Too much chit-chat. Loved the bike. May be getting ready to buy one.

Just bought a 2001 clean Shadow ace with tons of extra chrome an new tires with 30,000 miles 1000$

Always wave back bro! Love your vids! Keep it coming and GOD BLESS!!!

Got mine recently. 2007 chain 3000miles $2150

OK so now you have piqued my interest. If not a Honda Shadow 750, what bike would you recommend for an older guy (40's or 50's) as a bike to get back into riding on? I'm 58 and haven't ridden in 41 years, I know I need training so I signed up for the MSF course at the local community college. I bought a 2000 Honda Shadow vt750c ACE so why is this a good bike for a new, inexperienced, young rider but a bad choice for an older, returning rider? PS. The down vote was not from me lol.

this bike 25-30-35 k in my country (Turkey) not cheap bike. and there is no new shadow. all of them 2000-2005 shadows. its so sad to live this country.

Great sound!👍

Where are your gloves?

You seem like a cool fella. Take car down there. Cheers from Canada. (I'm getting a 2005 model anyway, even though its just about winter)

Love the verses. God bless

I love it keep doing what you’re doing keep spreading our fathers word good job dude

Amen my brother

@SrkCycles Hey! I have a question... I am going from a Yamaha YZF600R to a Honda Shadow Spirit 750 and I nervous that I will miss the power of the SuperSport. What is your opinion?

Great video!

1:44 forget to stop? 😂😂😂 wtf

i am 5'5" and 145, im looking at a honda shadow 750 spirit, but am curious as to if this will suit me?

I’m 43, never been on a motorcycle in my life. I want to get my fist bike. Is the Shadow a good starter?

Was trying to look and see what the price was, but its not letting me view your website.

Don't know if you'll see this comment but do the 750s all come with forward facing controls or did you did you have to put a kit on it to make it that way I'm buying one and would like to know

Hey Srkcycles I am a new rider. I really respect your videos and the way you start them off. I am a new rider and I am considering buying a 2005 Spirit. What is a good price point? Is 2k too much or just right? Any response would be appreciated. Thanks again.

Confirmation I should purchase?😁

How you can say ,things about dropping ? No-one wants drop his beloved bike.It can happen,but sure not with joy..Yes it good bike for woman's or shorter ppl.But sure not for ppl with zero experience s with riding.Good luck.

Yer sure deffo not a secret family there nahh

What bike and year was the bike in the beginning?

This is my first bike

How much?

Srkcycles how many bikes have you tipped in your lifetime?

I still see patches put the fist in the air

Risers dimension & handlebar width please

Nice bike

Amen !

I have a question for who ever owns a honda shadow, I just got my 1st one and the "blinker" lights on the rear dont stay on as the ones at the front...is that normal? I kinda feel that they are designed to be like that because they dont have 2 filaments but they are after market lights so I am just wondering before I get pull over because of that. Thanks.

Could anyone tell me how this honda shadow 750 would compare to the Kawasaki Vulcan 900? Is there a big difference in power? Thanks

Day late dollar short as usual

Bang for buck...for sure.

Awesome video! Really considering wether or not I should convert to motorcycle for my very first time as a 20 y/o guy. This seems like a great bike to begin with and found a couple that are very affordable. Over & above all, the Bible verse topped off everything. Words of true wisdom my friends.

Romans 8:28 Words Of Wisdom Brother, God Bless!

These bikes were made to be bobbers.

Enjoy watching your test drives about as close as I get to riding again would like to have a 750 but health issues so can't afford to buy one living on disability like the bible verses may god watch over you

Ya can't here bike ya don't cover basics and yak way too much

@1:01 nah

Bad review. U didn't even talk about the bike much lol. Great bike for everyone beginner or export

Love the bible verses.

You do realize we can see your Q card. God is only pretend.

Don't need the religion with my motorcycles. Unsubbed.

Let's drop the preachie stuff, please!