Once you've done it on a sporty anything after that is luxury 😂

Great video. Baggers are more comfortable for sure, a lot of people lose sight of the fact that a day of driving in a car/truck is fatiguing. It’s challenging to sit in my office chair for and entire day exactly the same position. If you can ~4hrs before it’s uncomfortable, then you’re good. Anything beyond that will not be super fun regardless of the vehicle.

I was on the fence about the low rider s, until I came across this video. Thanks for all the great content! I just brought a 2023 home last week and love it.

Cruise control is my best friend on a long ride. I got one for my FXLRS and it is a major help with fatigue and vibration.

Thank you for making this video, I appreciate it! I'm ideally looking for a cruiser that can be a jack of all trades. Your input and honesty gives me a better idea of what I should be prepared for. Ride safe. 👍

Thanks for signing up and spreading the word about The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride and what they raise money for. They’re always adding new things they fundraise for. This year they added veterans and first responders programs. And because of mental health motorcycle meet up apps to connect riders together. Do good stuff. I appreciate it.

Great video IBR. Probably riding anything long distance with anything besides a touring or bagger is going to take a little more physical and mental strength to put the miles down. Glad to hear your day out with the bike went well. Sometimes that fatigue is worth it. 😎👍

After an hour on my old street glide I was feeling pain in my but lol! So your way ahead of the game. Can't wait for my first long ride on my new LRS

That is a great bike. I have a 2022 Road Glide Limited-932 lbs. It's heavy for me & I'm looking forward to getting the same bike next year. 👍🙏

I have a 21 street bob that I plan a few out of state trips with the wife on the back. 300-500 mile rides. I really didn't want a touring motorcycle since I'm only planning a few long distance trips a year. The rest of the time I usually ride 100 miles or less solo when I do ride. Mostly commute and visit family near by. I do have the HD quarter fairing and saddleman step up seat that make a world of difference for longer rides. Ordered the torque motorcycle saddlebags after watching your video on it. Putting them on later this week. Great video!

Love the trip! 😎 look at some cruise control to help with the trips. That’s been a huge help in my trips. And also a shorter windshield can actually help even more with buffeting. I use to get buffeting but then lowered it so it hits below my helmet and now I don’t get any from any speed. Just as another option

Probably good to remember that the "rider triangle" is relative, based a persons height (which I don't believe you mentioned). You mentioned the mid-controls which is only 1 part of the triangle. It would be helpful to mention the seat and the bars as well. The seat looks after-market (?) but the bars appear to be stock (with some bar risers?). In my experience the highway pegs go a long way to ease rider discomfort. Cruise control is also a huge help. Good video. Thanks

Nice long ride bro. Bad ass

Lowrider s brilliant for long ride I two up on mine. Cruise control, bucket seat, tour pak, saddle bags, 6inch pull back risers, forward controls and literally really comfortable. Bike is geared up for long ride heated hand grips no vibration issues with hands. I also do a lot of short rides majority is in town but with a pavilion low speed manoeuvres the lowrider s dose it brilliantly. Yes it will cost the same as a touring model if you set up the lowrider s for seriously long distance riding but it still looking like a softail which I love the look of and take of the detachable bags when you want to. Also get to choose which bags you want i preferred the leather one's with the brass buckle's.

Can’t beat a day off riding! Good video.

Great share Fam. I agree tho. Baggers are probably the way to go for long distances. Gonna be interesting heading out to sturgis from Oregon on the fat boy. 🤙🏾🔥

Same guy that commented on your other video today. I took a 2500 mile ride to the Sierra mts on a Z900RS and after an hour and a half I definitely needed a break. My new LRS even with stock seat would have been at least as comfortable. Let 'em make jokes about your age. I know I'm older than you and still ride a regular Z900 too. That would have been a little taxing on that trip. All in all, I'm looking forward to somewhat long trips on the Harley. I don't mind a little discomfort. New sub.

I just picked a new one up a few days ago and it's way more comforable than all the hardtails I've owned. I'm not really liking the peg location but I'm going to get some crash bars like yours to move around a bit. All you have to do is get that lazyboy to fit on there and you'll be set.

Depends on the year … I got the 2022 lowrider st. I put about 900 miles in 3 days and it’s the second longer trip on it.. I now have thrashing supplies floor boards. And I’ll tell you what.. it’s crucial… the first trip I had stock pegs and my feet started to get uncomfortable.. but that’s all.. I also got a 10” windscreen and the floorboards. It is so much more comfortable.. it’s nice to be able to move your feet and to have a flat platform.. total game changer… I highly recommend them.. others probably make them too.. but thrashing supply are super easy.. you use the stock hardware.. takes a few minutes.. probably should get the brake lever and shifter and linkage along with it. Then you can set it up to your liking,.. I think you can easily do a 400 mile run with floor boards.. it’s pretty comparable to a bagger.. the new suspension is much better on the st

i put cruise control on my low rider s. That helps also with being able to let go of the throttle.

About to take a road trip with my FXLRS in July. Heading from Texas to California. I got a 15" windshield and have no issues with wind buffeting.

The seat isn’t doing you any favors, and neither is the lack of cruise control. Looks like you had a great day off though brother. Glad to see it!

Cruise control will change your life. A taller windshield would not hurt either. I'm 5'6" and have a 15" on my Road Warrior. Can see over it just fine. Works fantastic on my 2020 Road King Special. As an observation, Seems as though the King get's overlooked a bit when it comes to Touring. If you don't need the big Fairing and all the electronics, been there done that, the King is a serious long distance touring machine. Take care.

Let’s Go!! 🤙🏾🔥

Love that bike

Thanks for sharing

I have a ‘22 lowrider S. Took a 300 mi ride and my shoulders and hands weren’t feeling great. Hips off and on depending how I was sitting (I’m 5’10”). Definitely need risers for sure. What height are you and how high are your pullback risers? Also who makes your mini floorboards? One thing I’m not happy about is no matter how you have the mirrors position, you don’t get good coverage and I wanted to mount them under the bars but because I don’t have risers they interfere with the tank. Beyond what I mentioned, I absolutely love it and it’s the 117 Milwaukee 8 of a beast! Would love to do a stage 2 with a torque cam maybe next year. Thanks for posting this vid btw!

Club style on almost any Harley can pound miles. I just stepped off my FXBBS after being out 8 hours 2.5 tank fills. I’m 67 yrs old. Faring , bags, good bar setups and cam with good exhaust… away we go….

All good points!

That wind buffeting isn't coming from the bike, but the fairing..

Add cruise control. I replace the stock bars (which you did) and install cruise control. It took all of the arm, back and shoulder strress out of the ride. Being able to relax both arms (alternatively taking them off the grips) is very helpful. Which seat do you have? How do you rate it for comfort over the stock seat?

Great video. Currently on a Sportster S. Used to ride a z1000sx. I am planning on buying a Fat Bob or a lowrider S in the next year once we moved out of London. Wondering how much difference that step up seat does, the stock seemed comfy too for a few hours? Thx mate! Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧

What's your height and what height/pullback risers? Thanks.

Where did you find those saddle bags?

I have a trip planned at the end of August on my lowrider, I might end up with something like a FXRT fairing instead of the roadwarrior.....or just a del-ray or del-rio...... Maybe try a different helmet if you get something really aerodynamic like a race helmet it might help...def not cheap but still worth it.....

those mid controls undermine long distance ambitions compared to more capable bikes... with Harley coloring outside the lines more lately, I'd love to see them try a big twin with a semi-sporty riding position

Without a touring size windshield there will always be buffeting no matter the bike. I can guarantee not wearing a helmet will make it a lot better. Rubber on the foot boards will help with vibration too.

I have a 2020 LRS. On my Super Low 1200T the handle Bars are more comfortable on long rides. Thinking of maybe replacing the Bars on my LRS for a more comfortable position like the Super Low.

I tried to enjoy this video, honestly, I really did, you've got a lovely camera set up. But I had to turn it off half way through. Too many ads during the video, I get that you need to monetise but never seen so many ads throughout one video, interrupting everything you're saying 5/6/7 times. I was really listening to you and your comments but couldn't grasp it all. I am a Sporty rider looking at testing the LowR and wanted to view your video to give me an idea of what it's like. Cheers anyways.

The 5 gallon tank is a huge win

how do you find after a ride of 350kms or so , any soar back or leg pain , since you owned a Sportster previously? i currently have 2013 Custom, pretty bad after 60 kms of ride

I'm watching this video because I'm debating if I'm going to take my 21 low rider s on this long trip I have coming up in July. It would be roughly 4000 miles in about a (2 week) time frame. From AZ to GA to see my nephew graduate at The National Infantry Museum. Fly to prices! Drive boring! Ride would be legit!!

What crash bars did you get for the front and rear?

what risers and handlebars do you have? bike looks awesome!!

Is the buffering on your helmet or on the fairing ?

It's what kind of shape the rider is in physically.

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