The sense of humor, no bullshit reviews, the editing style is all top notch. I've bought a speed master because of this channel. I've bought an RE Continental because of this channel. I went back and got a ex demonstrator RE interceptor from the same dealer for the wife because of this channel. I need to stop watching this channel for my Visa balances sake.

I'm 5'10" 42 years old. This video convinced me to ditch my Forty-Eight and move to the Speedmaster.

38 and loving it. Definitely not an old man's bike, I get looks and comments from all ages. Children stop and stare as much as the oldies. A home run from Triumph and destined to be a future classic.

I found this channel 2 weeks ago...it's so underrated, I love the simple and neat review style. Nowadays everything is fast paced and chaotic, your videos are so calming for me, they remind me that life isn't a race. I'm 27 and I like the look of the Speedmaster, I'm contemplating this or a Rocket 3 R, since I can't afford both at the moment in this economy.

It was the Speedmaster that got me to sell my Indian Scout. Took a buddies for a spin and loved it.

Just bought a 2022 Speedmaster a few days ago and it was thanks to you for your descriptive reviews of it and other bikes. It was down to a decision between the Speedmaster and the R18 for me. I'm 6' 4" and a heavy rider but felt immediately comfortable on the Speedmaster. I didn't go with the R18 because it felt too big for me and I didn't feel like I'd be able to control it well. The Speedmaster was comfortable and no issues with height, reach, or foot placement for me. I've had the Speedmaster for a few days now and it's incredible. At least for me a taller and heavy rider it was a clear choice. As you said in your review you feel "planted" to the ground. On the R18, the foot placement was a problem and I wasn't able to fully fit my size 14 American shoe between the engine and the foot pegs to the point it didn't feel safe, for me. It was a close second choice though. Again, I watched probably hundreds of youtubers but found your channel to be the most influential. Thank you for that. I definitely see me looking to buying an R18 someday, maybe with a few years of experience more in riding and a different footpeg setup. It was just too advanced for me at the point as a new-ish road rider. This is an invaluable youtube channel, THE definitive review site for motorcycle reviews is Mr. Darcy & the Ol' Man! Thank you!

Agree with your comments. I was drawing up a similar shortlist. The Speedmaster was on top of the list, until I rode it. I love the look of the bike but ... I'm 6'2" and it did feel too small. However there is (was) a bigger longer Triumph. I bought the Triumph Thunderbird LT. It's fantastic. Love the Channel.

Never reacted to anyone begging for subscribers. You didn't beg, just told how it's working and made me think: Why didn't i subscribe this great channel? For the bike choice: Keep both of them, i'll take the house. Can't get much better than that, love the look of it. I was about to say i am young and interested in the triumph, but with the 30 years passed i am not sure anymore where to fit. I am not a fan of the chrome on the Speedmaster and didn't really like the handlebars, but damn this gold line looks good.

Just picked up my speedmaster goldline last week. Your previous review of the speedmaster was a big influence on my decision to get it. Love the machine so far and really enjoyed this video.

I'm 73 and have ridden for 50 year's. I have built hard tailed triumph choppers mostly pre unit construction. I'm wanting a new speed master after my upcoming heart surgery.

I'm 41 and this bike is gorgeous. Absolutely stunning bike. Only other bike I can stare at for hours like this are the Speed Twin and the Enfield Classic 350. All gorgeous.

I brought the gold line speedmaster last month and I love it. I’m 5’ 8’ and being a shorty it’s just perfect seat height. Having not ridden for many years I felt that it handles well and feels planted on the road, does everything I wanted too and looks good to boot.

Analog is so much better than digital! I was so glad to hear you say that.

Analog is indeed so much better than digital. Give me two round dials any day!

I’m 66, bought my Goldline in May, absolutely love it, I wanted a bike that I knew I would feel comfortable riding into my 70’s, the manoeuvrability is fantastic, it’s not an old man’s bike. The torque is fantastic

Great review as always. Pick up my Speedmaster Goldline in 2 weeks which I ordered back in March. Upgraded from the Bobber which was a great bike, albeit probably a bit small for me as I'm 6.0ft. Cant wait to get on this machine, thanks for the review.

I have a Speedmaster, had the foot controls moved to center and T120 handlebars fitted at the dealer. Basically setup like the Bobber but with a very comfortable seat ! I prefer center controls. Moving the foot controls was no problem since the forward controls are mounted using that removable bracket. They did have to change the handlebar cables when switching to the T120 bars to prevent kinking. Totally worth the cost to customize it. Absolutely love it. I also have a 1200XC scrambler when I want to play around more. I’m a very fortunate guy ! Love your channel 👍⭐️😎 !

Should trip over 50k in the next day or two. Thoroughly deserved. One of my favourite channels.

I am 71 and have been riding since 1970. I had a 2020 Rocket 3 but health issues made that bike too big for me. I traded for the same bike as you are reviewing here. At 5’10” and 140 lbs, it fits me perfectly. It is the most user friendly motorcycle I have ever had, everything feels intuitive and right. Always secure, comfortable and in control on this bike. Great review.

Just bought a used 2022 Speedmaster because of your reviews and others. I always came back to your reviews when I was having doubts about it as I already had a great T-100 to play with and the Speedmaster is a chunk of change. It came with high bars and a windshield, along with a backrest. I am a smaller rider (nowadays!) at 5' 9" and it fits me perfectly. Also 76 going on 29. I have only had it for a day but rode it for a while and I can say it was worth every nickel. Motorcycles are emotional beasts and this one just makes you want to hit the road. I think I will get some camping gear together and head for the Georgia mountains... it is that kind of bike...

I traded in my 2017 Triumph Thunderbird Storm AKA the Triumph Dyna Low Rider for a 2022 Triumph Speedmaster Gold Line. I've had it for a little over a month and I've put just under 800 miles on it so far. The Triumph Dyna was a little large for me and frankly too Harley-like. I feel like light weight and sharp handling are core Triumph values and the Speedmaster definitely embodies those, especially in comparison with the Thunderbird. The quality of the paint is just impeccable, that's what drew me to this particular model. I agree the handling is excellent, especially for a cruiser, so I see why you were reluctant to put it in that category. I'm 49 years old and 6' tall. I have arthritis in my wrist due to a work injury so the beach bars weren't working for me, I went with the apes instead and they're perfect. I also added British Customs straight pipes and an x-pipe de-cat, proper loud now lol! I also went with the lower profile seat, which I'm having re-covered in black horsehide by a friend. As a final touch I'm replacing the headlight with a Bobber unit and I'm going with a shorter front fender to lighten the look up a bit. I love this bike!

I'm 32 and love the look of it, soo tempted to get one.. Love the older, more classic design. Just speaks to me.

These videos are the best reviews of any I’ve ever seen, I think they’re definitely doing a fantastic job !!

"Thanks for the height comparison. Most cycle vids don't bother mentioning that aspect, but when it is done I really appreciate it. Big Thumbs Up!" 👍

Watching this in Florida while on holiday, it’s a great looking bike, no mistake. The BMW looks massive, my Versys is 7.45ft. Keep the reviews coming fellas.

Through your love of bikes, you are doing your viewers a service, you are also without doubt doing the manufacturers a big service. The least you should get from the manufacturers is some nice merch! Nearly 50,000 subs 👍

Im 31 and i cant wait to buy one of these. I think its a sort of all around cruiser by Triumph using many of the same parts from the other models. That helps it lower the price a lot.

Great review and love your presence in every episode of Motorcycles Reviews Ol' Man👍

I’m 76 and seriously considering a Speedmaster. For the power, size and relaxed riding posistion

We bought the Goldline addition early in the year, at 5'10" fits me like a glove. As you explained in your vlog, its enough power for real world roads. We have just completed a trip to Germany. two up no problem.

I rode a black Speedmaster at a demo days at a bike rally last weekend. I’m a Harley guy, I have a Street Glide. I’ve been looking to get a Sportster 48 as a second bike. After riding that Triumph, I’m pretty sure that’s the direction I’m going. The black one is beautiful, prefer that to the goldline or the chrome.

Thank you! WHAT A PRETTY BIKE. I've had several Triumphs, but my '67 Bonnie and '72 Tiger were my favorites. Just beautiful. Maybe a perfect #2 Streeter. You guys helped me decide into the HD Heritage which was a great and a perfect (for me) #1.

I'm 78 and this bike is good size and power for someone like me. the perfect cruiser.

I´m 46 years old and I´m from Portugal and i ordered my goldline last week ,and it will be the only one in portugal.I´m very anxious

I’m 5’10”, 59 years old and absolutely love mine. I bought it for the superb comfort and the power to do pretty much anything. My partner, 50 years old, 5’3” and 8.5 stone if she wears everything in her wardrobe and is soaked to the skin always wants to ride this rather than her Ducati Scrambler. Age and physical size are irrelevant, if it takes your heart then it’s the right bike. Youngsters I work with want to own one, older riders always come to look and talk. I have 3 bikes and a very nice car, but this is the bike that always takes my eye when I open the garage.

Beautiful bike! Very much enjoy your videos...great commentary! Thank you

And I thought I was the only one that enjoyed simplicity well done 👍

Mine arrived on Saturday, delivered to my door. I bought it after much consideration, after watching your review. Happily, in New Zealand we have normal-sized plates. I'm recovering from a back injury, but in the meantime, when I'm not doing my rehab exercises, I can go to the garage and gaze at it lovingly. In answer to your question, I'm a mid-60's rider. Why did I buy it? The Goldline models made my heart skip a beat in a way it hadn't since my wedding day. Down here in the colonies, I'm having a terrible time finding boots for my extra-wide 4EEEE feet. R18 is definitely a great-sized bike, but at $35,000 NZ pesos, (reduced from over $40K) it's a tad out of my league. The Speedmaster is a respectable $24990. When people see me riding past, they'll be able to say, "Hey, the bloke who ate all the pies has got great taste when it comes to motorcycles." Regarding your comment at 18.47, the boffins at Triumph should recognise just how much we depend on the likes of your good self when deciding where we are going to spend our hard-earned cash. The least they could do is throw you the occasional T-Shirt. The rake is 25.3º, whereas my 2002 America had a rake of 33.3º. The seat on the Speedmaster is a quantum leap ahead of the one on my bum-numbing America.

I'm 36 and in California USA. The Speedmaster 1200 is what I'm looking at for my next bike. Cheers!

Great review. I recently part ex my custom triumph thunderbird for this bike. And honestly didn’t look back. I had my initial reservations, but the 55mpg, and the light responsive throttle, along with a cool side bag soon made me forget my beloved storm. The speedmaster is truly awesome. I am an economics teacher traveling 18 miles each way, each day on a commute from Essex to Camden. It’s a dream.

As usual, great review thank you. Im 56 years old and casualy I was between these 2 bikes too. I love both buy I will buy the triumph , I think is more practical and confortable, at least for the City and short weekend rides. Best regards from México City.

A beautiful bike really is .so good to see ur reviews again love truimphs .yours and missenden flyers reviews are best by miles .u are old style look just like me keep up brill work look forward to next one

This and the bobber are the harley killers for me. Absolutely amazing!

Thank you the video is very helpful and entertaining i have always held a place in my heart for the CLASSIC Booneville...but your speedmaster is perfect I HEAR music when a gaze upon the beast...lol. ... so You had me at "THIS IS THE "

Hello. You gave a great review of the Speedmaster. Well done! I just bought a 2023 Speedmaster Goldline 7 days ago. I’ve put about 300 low-rev miles on it this week. My conclusion so far: I’ve owned a Moto Guzzi Eldorado, a BMW R1200RT, and various Yamahas, and I can honestly say that this Speedmaster is the best motorcycle I’ve ever owned. It is the most joy-inducing motorcycle I’ve ever ridden. And it puts a smile on my face every time I ride it. I’m 5’8 and it fits me perfectly. The design is thought out in every way. I ride back-country roads and it is perfect for that style of riding. Wishing you a fantastic day. Cheers. Dean Lappi

My favourite 2 bikes side by side. The best looking bikes together, great job, thank you.

Thanks guys for posting been riding more years than I want to holler LOL but my favorite bike of all was my 1970 triumph Bonneville

holy.... never thought triumph has this kind of model. thanks for your video.

Thanks so much for a great review, in the market for a new bike and have been a bit undecided in what to go for . Have now organised a test ride on the speed master later this week , coming from a Gs adventure so I expect it will be a lot different !! Totally agrees with you in regards to manufacturers giving you guys some free kit and using your comments as a bit of market research . Thanks again for you great vlogs 👍

Thank you very much! Especially for comparison with R18🙏

One thing I noticed with this (and the Indian Scout) is the really low seat height coupled with a thin front to the seat. For people with short legs they make it really easy to flat foot and that brings a lot of confidence when pushing them about or at a stop. This seems a fair bit more comfortable too so if you're getting back problems or just want a relaxed rather than mad ride this could well be the bike. This engine doesn't make big numbers on paper but it just rides really well.

That Speedmaster is a bike I could see sitting in my driveway. They look and sound perfect

My wife bought me a goldline Speedy for my birthday last month (yes I m extremely lucky). I know have 871 miles on the clock as of today, and 1st service was at 600 miles and cost with a triumph dealer £189. I traded my 2008 Speedmaster 865 and what a difference. The new speedy is heavier yet far, far easier to move around and deffo smaller which is ideal for me. I'm 5'10 so you are right its spot on for my height. In my 40 yr's of riding it's THE best bike I have ever rode. With every ride I genuinely chuckle, it's fantastic to ride. So easy, relaxed. Sounds (by the way the sound on video was excellent) and looks great. My brothers own a Rocket and a Thunderbird both of which look huge compared to speedy, but both my brothers love riding speedy. Again its so easy. I agree with all your negatives, front radiator does great mucky quick, tank is a little small with 12 litres, i'm getting about 150 miles per tank. I have bought a dart screen as wind on the chest at 70 mph wasn't great, so the dart is small and suit the bike nicely and reduces that wind impact. I was in 2 minds, Bobber or Speedy? I went with Speedy cos I wanted better long distance riding comfort and the seat is better than the bobbers (which is another stunning bike) and I can have occasional pillion. Top tip. Don't put your hand on the down pipe of the exhaust to steady your self to get down to clean the radiator straight after an hr's riding. Your hand sticks to the pipe and it hurts. ALOT... Finally, you video image quality and sound is excellent, looks great on my big tv. Great vids, really enjoy them, well done and thankyou

Great bike reviews. One of my favorite channels. Keep up the great work sir

It’s an instant classic!!!! Great vid

Im 21 and i am a huge triumph fan. I would love to ride it.

Great review as always and a great bike. As you say the only thing stopping buying this bike is the size. I'm also 6 2" and sitting on one at the dealership convinced me of that. A beautiful machine. Oh and totally agree with the number plate regulation. Keep up the good work and great reviews.just to ad..you hit the nail on the head there about making a speedmaster a little bigger.

Hi All Had a Speedmaster for 2 1/2 years and love it A couple of dislikes, the numbers on the speedometer re revs etc, are TOO SMALL, I need reading glasses and cannot read the digits. Dirt on the radiator was always present so I made a plate that comes just below the radiator with an outward channel at the top to trap the dirt - works fantastically well, I have a small screen on the front which is great. The oil level glass gauge is almost impossible to read. The small pillion seat is a problem, so my partner has put a travelling neck brace (U shape) around it, and it has made a big difference to the comfort for her The fuel consumption is fantastic at around 25 +++ km to the litre upwards! There is no centre stand, which I would have liked, I have added a small external clock as I have previously said - cannot read the writing on the speedometer info panel I would have liked a rev counter, even if it is a cruiser There is no storage space for anything BUT I LOVE THE BIKE, best machine I have owned and I am 74 years old and only 1.6 m (5ft 3inches) and can easily get both feet on the ground!!!

You're an Excellent Expert for Motorcycles Reviews Ol'man💌

Very Good video....as you always !!

To my eye the Triumph is perfection; it also has that lineage from the great British motorcycle tradition. The Ton up boys would have loved to have ridden it from Chelsea Bridge to Brighton and back. The R18 looks like it should have a sidecar and a machine gun mounted on it. Love the channel and reviews. I purchased a Street Twin recently found the review on this channel very useful.

Tenho 45, moro no Brasil e nunca tive motos. Mas adoraria poder ter uma SpeedMaster. Ela é incrível. Abraço e sucesso pra você!

Great review I’ve been seriously thinking of buying one so after watching the review I bought the goldline 👍😊

I love it, I am 50 and live in the USA. My current bike is a 2011 T100 and as much as I love it, I have an ongoing leg issue so I'm needing something with more of a foot forward riding position.

Another excellent review! After sitting on a 2022 Speedmaster and watching your previous review video - as well as Freddie Dobbs’ reviews of the same - I decided to get one (in the gorgeous Hopper Red). It has been glorious. I’m 5’10” and as you state, it’s the perfect size. I think I would like the handlebars to be risen an inch or so, but otherwise it is a fantastic riding position, very comfortable. Forward controls took a little getting used to, but they’re not as forward as a Harley cruiser’s controls or certainly highway pegs, and after only a couple of months of riding and recently going to my favorite local dealership to sit on the T120, I felt like the T120’s pegs were in a speed twin position lol. I agree with your opinion that the Speedmaster is a street bike with a more relaxed riding position, but not a cruiser. She does get compliments everywhere I go, and most people comment on that aspect: that it’s like a classic Bonneville but with a touch of cruiser vibe. I just crossed 1,000 miles on her (I’ve christened my Speedmaster “Harper”), and I’m looking forward to many more adventures with her. Keep the fantastic videos coming.

This might be the best motorcycle review video on KZfaq. I’ve watched it several times. The Speedmaster was almost my first bike. But I got a Street Twin 900. I’m ready to upgrade now and this beauty is still in my list, for all the reasons stated here.

Your back!! 👍 Been missing your videos the last few weeks, can't get over how cute the doggo is at the start of the video. Sneaky little tat slip too 🤘

Beautiful bike and beautiful back drop! Nice review! Cheers from Texas, USA!

Awesome review bud cheers 👍🏻

I’ve had a Speedmaster for just over a year and for me it’s just perfect for touring around the countryside. As you say I get loads of comments on its good looks from both bikers and non-bikers. I am 68 and 5ft 7in.

I just bought a 22' Speedmaster Goldline day before yesterday. Some background on my buying decision. My younger brother left this world on his 80's GPZ 750 in the early 90's at 19 yrs old. I gave my parents a 34 yr reprieve from suffering that possible agony again, but they've both passed now as of this last Feb (22). So, out looking at Harleys since we live down the road from Sturgis, then we came across this. Drove the T-100 (900cc) which was a bit less expensive, but then took this for a ride. My last machine was a 1980 Yamaha XS850 Special which I loved, and which my GPZ driving brother creamed the tranny on while I was serving my Country in Okinawa as a young Marine Corporal. This bike made that 34 yr dry spell evaporate! Holy-moly, what a fine machine! I'm 6'1, 215 pounds, and it fits me just fine. Stretching the legs out is wonderful. Turning the throttle is wonderful, and just looking at it makes me smile. My buddy says I'm going to have bike envy at Sturgis this year, but I think I'm going to know something that the rest of them wished they knew... "This bike is the $&!+!" :-) Loving it, perfect amount of bike for me and my 100# North Korean (South) riding partner! Oh, and thanks for making these video's! I've learned a thing or three from them. Thanks again!

Great content.your info has given me a better insight into the size and ride of this amazing bike. just subbed

I found your videos very helpful when deciding which bike to purchase. I've just (3 weeks ago) picked up a brand new Speedmaster Goldline and I'm loving it. I did have a test drive on a R18 and very nearly went for that but nostalgia and practicality made me go for the Triumph. I'm a lot shorter than you (5'7"), both bikes seemed fine size wise for me but my hips were aching after ridding the R18. I am an old man now (60) after all.

Love your review style, I’m hoping to get one of these next year, 5’11” and 54 years old it should comfortably suit my riding style I hope. Can’t wait to test ride one.

Great review video! Beautiful motorcycle!

I’m 5’7 and 30 years old fella, and this is the best looking and performing bike I’ve ever seen.

As always, great review. Absolutely gorgeous machine! Wales, looks like a beautiful country side to ride as well. Thanks mate.

I'm 27 and these bikes are SO good looking, went with a CB1100 myself. Barely any plastic on that

I'm from the U.S., I'm 70 years of age and a traditionalist. I have been riding motorcycles since I was 17 and have traveled throughout the Southeastern U.S. beginning with a Honda 350CC twin cylinder motorcycle. I currently ride a Can-Am Spyder RT Limited, but I would love to get my hands on a Triumph Speed Master. I love the traditional look of the bike, the simplicity of the single gauge, the feet forward riding position which is essential because of arthritis in my knees and hips. I have watched your video on You Tube as well as the video done by The Missenden Flyer and I have to admit the sound coming from the exhaust stirs my blood. I certainly hope to be able to get a Speed Master in the future if I can find a dealer within a hundred miles of my home. Ride Safe.

I’m 29 and I’m about ready to buy one, myself. I love the black and gold colourway for this bike, and I can’t wait to own one, too.

The bike is Stunning and it sounds Amazing (Very Tough!) And you’re absolutely right, it would mean a lot if the manufacturers would join the conversation with those who take the time to do detailed reviews and us who watch them and do our homework and buy their products. Yes it would be nice wouldn’t it! Well Brother love the review and your channel. God Bless

I m 5'8 and 35. And i plan on getting this!

I’ve only been riding for a couple of months on a Keeway Superlight 125 but already know that I would eventually like to have a Triumph Speedmaster. What a fantastic looking bike. I’m in my mid fifties and well over 6ft tall much like the Ol man but I don’t care, this is the bike for me. Will undoubtedly go for a Royal Enfield Meteor in a few months time so it might be a couple of years wait for the Triumph but, so far at least, I haven’t seen anything better looking. Thanks for a super helpful review, God bless.

Great stuff. I’m a recent returnee to biking, 48 years old and 6’ tall. I would definitely consider a Speedmaster if I could master the forward controls. I see it as a Bonneville cruiser more than a typical custom cruiser, but with a sissy bar I think it looks very cool. Interesting you mention the history of the monoshock back end. As somebody who started riding in 1990, I was buying second hand bikes from the early 80’s and in the early 80’s the twin shock was being replaced everywhere by the monoshock. I was determined never to own anything with olde worlde twin shocks. Fast forward 30 years and I still can’t quite bring myself to consider a twin shock bike.. which is unfortunate as I like the retro and custom bikes. So I absolutely love the hard tail look of the Speedmaster. 🤷‍♂️

I bought a 21 Speedy in part because of your review. Love it! To my eye a tall rider on a Speedmaster 1200 looks old school, rather than too big. But I agree, its a road bike with forward(ish) controls. Triumph could have marketed it as something else really and discontinued the Speedmaster.

Very nice. Would love it. I'll see. 🤔 👍 Thank you for showing it.

I bought this bike for my son to tool around in California. He loves it.

5'-8" and 57 years old here, and I've had my eye on the 1200 Speedmaster since 2018 as my perfect next bike. Pulled the trigger last August with a deposit and my dealer finally got their hands on one last November. Trying to sell my 2013 FLD Switchback first but this is a crummy time of year to sell a bike (even in southern Arizona where we ride all year) and I'm running out of patience! Especially with Hepco & Becker Xplorer bags, a Puig batwing demifairing, the factory tall bar kit and assorted other bits laying about my living room teasing me. Pyramid Plastics sells a front fender extender by the way.

Such lovely looking bikes. I had a sit on one and did find it a bit small for my size but regardless still a great bike. good review thanks.

That measuring part was hilarious.

Great review Ol' Man you almost sold me one there but I don't think I'm old enough yet so I'll stick with my Speed Triple. I agree manufacturers should support you more than they do. As for this bike being too small for you I don't think it is - it just shows you for what you are -a big guy. Keep on truckin' mate!

As far as I concerned bikes don't have age limits, perhaps some riders do. The 2010 1600/1700 cc Triumph Thunderbird with forward controls was a pretty big bike. My problem was opposite of yours that it was a little big for me.

Another main advantage of monoshock rear ends, especially on dirt bikes, is you can have much greater suspension travel as the shock is mounted further away from the rear axle, hence the wheel can move through a much longer arc for a given spring compression. The Speedmaster obviously has a monoshock rear end purely to achieve the hardtail look IMO. At 6' 3", looking big on the bike wouldn't really bother me, my Street Scrambler also looks quite small with me on it.

Nice review, I'm with you on the number plate. I sure like the look and especially the sound of that Triumph, in my world it's how big bikes should be

It is my favorite Triumph as well, and I thank you for convincing me to buy it when you reviewed the red one last year! I bought my 2022 Goldline Speedmaster sight unseen before it even arrived in the shop, and have only become more enamored with it over time. I’m 64 years young, 5'7" 155 pounds (it's perfect for my height and weight) and I have added some accessories to it that turns it into a touring bike or back to its original state in minutes. This bike is super adaptable, with more than enough power for me. You spoke of its features beautifully. And BTW, I disagree with you on one thing… I think you look great on it! But you do on your BMW as well, so, it should be the Mrs. ride! Perfect combo! :)

Loved the review. I'm 5'3" female and am going to buy one. I fit great on the bike.

Great review, you have not done a bad one yet! I'm thinking of getting one to give my Harley some company.

Im with you. 80s life was sensible. All downhill from there! 😉. Love your reviews. Stay safe...

Great (and different from the masses) video amigo. Love the bike and your take on it. Can’t wait to ride it here in Baja California along the Pacific coastline.

I'm 5, 10 & own the earlier version of this bike. The 11' Bonny America 865 which I love. If I ever decided to upgrade I don't think i'd even test ride another bike, I'd just upgrade to the 1200 Speedmaster... Great review