1:18 are we gonna ignore the giant wooden basket, imagine being high or drunk and seeing that shit 🤣🤣

My first Harley was a 1993 Dyna low rider and my current bike is a 2019 CVO Limited. If I don’t stop buying motorcycles I’m going to end up living in a Van by the river. 😳

Hello lass, lovin’ your videos. my first bike was a 1971 Triumph scrambler. Then I bought 91 HD 1200 Sportster. That’s when I fell in love with the HD bikes.

Thank you for sharing this, it was a great video to have breakfast with. My first bike was a iron 883, 2 years later I upgraded to a 2019 Deluxe. My back thanked me haha

Great review! I rode a Dyna for 10 years & was super pissed the day H-D announced they were going away. I’m riding a Sport Glide now & absolutely love it! I’m 66 & a lot of folks can’t believe I’m not on a bagger or trike (LOL)! Nothing wrong with either, I love the nimbleness of a cruiser & I can ride as far as I want. Keep up the great videos!

Sportsters Forever!!! Welcome to Sportsterville, young lady! My first was a '56 KH. My last is a '93 I bought new. Still got it 'cause it does everything I want a bike to do and it's been dead reliable. It's only got 111k on it and it'll cruise at 80 on the interstate. It's the beat bike Harley makes IF you know what to leave stock and what you can modify.

Wow, the idea of the right fit motorcycle really rings true here. I'd never imagine someone saying she'd want a heavier bike bc i'm so about weight reduction/lightweight moto and auto.

Thank you for this video!! I've been watching your past videos, over the past few days. Thanks for sharing your story! I am sitting here at my desk in tears of joy and anxiety because I am going to buy my first bike tomorrow. It's a 1998 model, 883 sportster with the screaming eagle package. I can't wait to sit on my own bike for the first time and just put some miles down. Keep up the videos, I love them! And you! xo

Your opinions and insights are bang on. I enjoy listening to others that see the world similarly.

I have a 16 Roadster and made it a mini bagger with 14” apes. Road like 400 miles in a day and loved it. It’s all about the seat. Love your bike. Your awesome!

Great advice for anyone looking to get their motorcycle. I've never been on one but I'm sure one day I'll get one. Great video like always.

Seven yrs ago my wife suggested to me that i get a motorcycle so i ran to HD dealer and got my first harley a hertiage softail and next month it will be paid off, enjoyed the ride with you thank you and enjoy ur harley.

I am 62 and have been riding since age 14 and have owned Yamaha,Suzuki,Kawasaki BMW and now I have a Electra Glide and 883 Sportster. Just discovered your videos and very much enjoy them.

I love my 2018 48. I modded it a bit, but I love it! I have 7.5 inch Biltwell frisco bars, led headlight, black headlight trim ring, led brake master cylinder fuel gauge (super clean!), Diamond HD black Fuel cap, screamin eagle plugs and wires, vance and hines short shots, s&s teardrop intake, vance and hines fuelpak 3, smoked lenses front and rear, side mount led license plate, smoked led tail light with license plate light deleted since I have a side mount plate now, black trim ring for the rear tail light, HD medallion that covers the fender holes for the old license plate mount, black led oil temp/level gauge with black bezel surround, 4inch led tach/speedo with all kinds of cool features, swing arm saddlebag with a 1.5 litre fuel bottle, black HD derby cover and black chain inspection cover. I am in the process of ordering parts to do the 1250cc big bore kit with cams, push rods, tappets, pistons and jugs with all kinds of performance goodies. It is a super fun bike and gets lots of compliments but you absolutely made the right choice if you are looking for something to travel long distance with saddlebags and whatnot. I can travel because I have the 7.1 litre small tank with a fuel gauge and 1.5 litre fuel bottle but most 48 owners only have the 7.1 litre tank and that's it. Sportsters are super fun bikes especially if the engines are opened up with a stage 1, but the aftermarket is never ending for them! I'll either be picking up an Indian FTR1200 or new Fatbob 114....or both🙊

I didn't own a car in 1979, just a bike. Owned several bikes since, some salvage. In 2019 I traded a 2005 klr650 sold, to buy a 2004 Harley. The klr rattled me, hurt my physical issues at a older age. A road bike, I can ride for hours. I bought a 2004 FXSTD soft tail duce. It's a cruze bike. It had 5,000 miles, a garage queen, then I got it. Babied bike, my new freedom.

I do believe you found the nearly perfect bike for you, enjoy it, lots of us people who get addicted to motorcycles and riding eventually buy different bikes for different situations. I have a 2003 Harley Davidson Dyna super glide, and a 2001 Harley Davidson Road King classic.

Quality video with nice background story about your bike experiences ! 🤘🏽

Enjoyed this episode. I'm a new sub and I can definitely see that you will inspire many new people to ride. You're humble and honest and I feel that will resonate with people who are thinking about learning to ride. Even though I've been riding awhile, I enjoy hearing other people's journey into motorcycling. 👍👍

Enjoyed the video girl 💯, and you done the right thing by testing out different types of bikes, and yeppers motorcycles are a very Big investment, you ride safe out there and enjoy ✌️N ❤️ girl 💯

Always dreamed of owning a HD and had an 883 Iron for about five months. Over that time I quickly figured out it wasn't suited to UK roads so I swapped it for a Honda CB650R. However I can't think of a more majestic sight and sound than a group of HD riders coming down the road on a summer's day.

Think I just found my new favorite riding channel! Thank you! 🦋

Great video! Growing up it had to be a Harley for me so when I had the means I landed on my 07 Roadking. I will always have my Harley but in winter and a little adventure it's much safer warm and cozy in the garage. After many bikes and dollars later trying to find my perfect winter/adventure bike I've ended up with a Royal Enfield Himalayan. Much to my surprise Royal Enfield is just as rich (and older) in history as my beloved Harley. Just from a different part of the globe. Ride safe. 👍👍👍✌

Nice video. If you like softails and bags, try a Heritage on the next demo day.

I have had dyna fever for years. I'm rocking an evo sporty currently. All of my harleys have honestly been sportsters. I'm a fan of the sporty line, so versatile and easily molded to your taste. That being said, I recently purchased a Buell xb9sx and I am not a sport bike guy...that i know of. Stay tuned for that lol. Also another unexpected purchase was a 2003 Piaggio Vespa scooter that I have sort of fallen in love with. I just like bikes! With my dyna fever, I am also looking hard at kawasaki klr 650 bikes. I'm not even particular about the year. I just want to be able to ride forever and camp off road wherever I decide to stop. Okay, the end. Thanks for sharing content, dig the channel.

Love it. My 3rd and final FXR is coming home soon. It was my uncles.... will keep it forever

Love Harleys, I rode an 04 Sprtster for a while, and ended up selling it as I had stopped riding for several years. However, I decided it was time to start riding again and last year I purchased and 2018 Indian Scout and I totally love it, a perfect fit for me. Love your videos, it is great to see other female riders on youtube. 👍

I owned two Sporty's since the 80's, but in 2004, I bought the same Dyna FXD that you're riding. I absolutely loved that bike. It was my daily driver, and I even rode it from SoCal to Sturgis. Comfortable, powerful and good looking. Ran like a top. I sold it for health reasons a few years ago and have been kicking myself since. I sure hope HD comes out with a new line of cruisers to replace the Dyna's because they were great bikes.

It's cool to see female riders and gear heads

This was a cool video . I’ve been watching videos about Harley for the past month while I wait to save up a bit to buy me one . Every Harley review on KZfaq I’ve watched is all guys ,& they really don’t say much . You did , to full detail ! I just subscribed, can t wait for more videios

I've got a 2019 Heritage Classic with the 114 and I love it. Was intimidated by that 114 at first but now I really put her to use.

My wife just bought me the Teal 2020 Street Glide Standard and I love it... my first Harley 😍😍!!

Been riding for 35 plus years. Currently own two Harleys a a BMW. Got an Ultra, A Fat Bob and a K1200GT. I am also a motorcycle instructor which is what lead me to the Beemer. I noticed a majority of instructors owned BMW's. Curiosity got the best of me and I found a used one. Keep the rubber side down young lady! You have a new subscriber!

I'm here from the Magpies'. Nice video. I'm more a fan of Japanese naked bikes (I use it to commute to work everyday), so I'm kind of shocked that you chose a big fat Harley! Subscribed. I look forward to your riding exploits.

Congratulations on picking up that beautiful bike 👌 glad I found your channel just subscribed

Had a Dyna 06, loved that bike. Wished I would have kept when I bought my street glide. Enjoy riding

The 2020 Low Rider S...Awesome bike !...it is fast at take-off and at acceleration speed on the hwy, a lot of torque and power and doesn't feel top-heavy into curves and cornering with the 180 rear tire that it has. Besides that,it is Really fun to ride weather you are out on the country roads or cursing down the hwy. This bike is what replaced the Dyna's...So feel free to make it Club style all the way with the risers and appropriate fairing as well. If you choose to check this out and decide that you can do this and love it,It would be great to see you doing a video of this experience👍. Keep Living The Dream 👍😎🇺🇸.

Bought the same bike for my wife, new in '09 with intention to buy heritage for myself. Then I was gone for nearly 5 years deployments and at sea and it sat in garage. I retired and now it is mine. I enjoy it although I may go with a Road King later on.

Great video...love my H-D Heritage. Nothing like riding and owning a Harley!

Great video, I liked it. I just bought a 16 sportster 883L superlow, it will work for now. I was riding a Kawasaki KLR650. The KLR650 is not a bike to ride on the freeway, I'm oldschool and I like chrome and I agree with you. One needs to find out what pleases them. Keep the videos coming and ride safe.

Good stuff, enjoy your new ride 😎👍🏽

NOTHING BEATS THE FEELING! ✨💖✨ Getting on our Fatboy lo has done way more for me than any anti depressants 😂. I wear an open helmet sometimes I feel embarrassed because I can’t wipe or hide the smile in my face.

I have been riding since 83. Started on a KZ650 went to Sportsters. Panhead Chopper. then Vulcan 1500 classic.. and on my 5th HD since that.. Loved everyone! So far the best has been the last. 15 SGS. I don't know what I'm going to get when I grow up! :) Ride safe!

Hey girl just started watching be safe and have fun. I started on. Yamaha 650 custom and have a denim white Breakout and I just love love her like she’s made for me. Changed the bars and did some stuff pipes etc. I still have the Yamaha such a different ride. From DownUnder 🇦🇺

I did 65k miles on my Dyna , great bike did plenty of trips , long trips. definitely road worthy. I traded up to a Road King to carry more and go further. Enjoy your Dyna.

First video of yours I have seen. I subscribed after 30 seconds. Keep up the good content.

I've had a dyna low rider and wide glide, both are very nice riding HD's, currently riding a Electra Glide but gonna get me another Dyna Shovel single seater as a weekend bike....

Just an observation, i went from a 1972 Triumph to a 2008 Ultra fully expecting the Ultra to be like driving a truck compared to the Triumph. It wasn't, it was just as nimble and agile on the road as the Triumph. I guess what I'm saying is don't be intimidated by a touring bike, they just don't feel that big on the road. Just don't try and lean them at low speed, they fall over, but you can pick them up by yourself. Please don't ask how I know. I've only seen a couple of your videos but so far I'm liking them. Keep the good stuff coming.

“Solid feeling”.... that’s the expression! 👍🏻

My first street bike was a 72 Honda cl350 scrambler... not a good dirt bike or street bike, but I loved it

Cool seeing the Longerburger basket HQ. Nice ride.... Thump thump thump...

The day will come when you will get that Ultra. I waited until I was traveling with more stuff than I had place's to put everything.Plus the ride is outstanding.

Awesome. Do it exactly the way you do it . My experience is ride for you,not others. You will enjoy it most. Very smart lady.

I like that you tried lots of bikes before making a decision.I am not brand loyal I just like bikes.Glad to see you do too.

I own a Dyna and I rode a Goldwing and I bought it. I have the Goldwing for long trips and the Dyna for cruising. Enjoy the Video!

hey your content is very good ...your location ..and scenery...and most of all you have a very nice voice to listen to

Great story and hats off to you for doing it the right way, unlike me who went through 3 sporties and a small mortgage before realizing I needed a bike that can do a bit of everything with a degree of comfort. I now ride a softail low Rider and love it. I suspect you may go the new softail direction too, particularly if you test ride one. Thanks

My first bike was/is a 1975 Honda CB360 but I also ride our Honda CB500. I test rode a 1200 Iron at AIM and I was surprised at how much I liked it!

I bought my first Harley in 1970, it was a '36 knuckle, since then I've owned several different Harleys in between, now that I'm old I like my '02 Shriner Edition Ultra Classic. Ride safe.

Great video. Just came across your page. Good choice! I have a 2016 low rider. Long live the Dyna!

I used to ride sportbikes and had fun on them. I rode a Sportster and got hooked. I love the look and feel of Sportsters. They're the most 'Harley' bikes available today. They're simple and fun and affordable. The evo engines are very reliable and they have the sound and shake like a Harley should. I might get a dyna one day if one speaks to me, but it'd probably have an evo engine.

Man. I’m so conflicted about bikes. I jump from Low Rider S to naked sport bikes...it’s crazy. But I’m really digging your set up and how cool it is.

Super impressed that you rode not only different style bikes but many different brands....and still landed on Harley! Sorry I’m a self confessed H-D fanboy. Just started checking out your channel good stuff!

My First Bike was a Yamaha 950 V Star kept it for a few years now I have a 2019 Indian Chieftain DarkHorse.

The dyna is a solid platform if you know the issues they carry. I Love mine.

Glad you wound up with the Dyna. Classic looking bike and a great tone to it...

I purchased my new Roadking in Oct.,,in the moment ,I remembered my Dad working on Bikes an cars as a child,,and my oldest Brother who taught me how ride,drive,fly,,,,Everything♡,(R.I.P.)♡,In the moment,""it's like they (both approved the Silver Bike at my feet ,I knew it was ok when the Manager gave me the "Out the door price$,,"we are good friends NOW "-☆,lol.""Life is Good on Any Bike.""I M Really ENJOYING YOUR CHANNEL.♡,,RIDE ON ☆

7:22 the sound effect is glorious! Lol!!!

My first bike I got was a 883 last year, I rode my uncle heritage classic about 8 months into first riding, and wanted to get a bigger motor bike. Looking to get a street glide this year

Another quick little video! Yes!

I'm not a Harley guy, but it's great to hear how you found your ideal bike for yourself for now. (Y)

Hello from Columbus! At 1:20 I was like wait I know that picnic basket! I have a Yamaha 1300 tourer, a sportster 883 and a Suzuki 250. I’ve taken both my 1300 and 250 cross multiple states but my 883 is clearly a city bike. Longest I’ve gone on my 883 was an hour outside of Columbus and it killed my butt.

I have a 1989 Honda Shadow 1100 I’ve had it for 13 years. Most reliable bike I’ve ever owned. One day me and the Miss’s stopped by the local Harley dealer to look around. Two hours later... finished the paperwork on a 2011 Ultra Glide Limited. Love this bike. Unbelievable on the highway, easy to ride in the city, smooth as silk. Kept the Shadow though, still ride it.

Cool video. I've had 3 Honda's and 2 Harley's. The Honda's were great bikes. Can't complain except they had more plastic than I like and didn't put as much effort into paint and chrome. That said, I didn't have problems with my 02 Ultra but I sold it because I didn't have time to ride for a few years. My current Harley is an old school 91 Electra Glide Sport. It's had some things done to the motor for LOT more power and totally reliable. I wouldn't hesitate to ride cross the states on it. And it's got a thunderheader exhaust on it so it sounds good. Cool to see you enjoying yours so much. I would say this however. If you seriously want to pound out miles, nest time go ahead and try out a Road King or a Standard. They aren't as much to handle as you might think and they are very comfortable in the long haul.

I love the look and sound of your bike.

I've had metric bikes since 03. Now I ride HD Ultra Limited. What I've learned is you hafta stay on top of the maintenance and you really do hafta check and re-tighten quite a few bolts. Things I never had to do with the metrics or my Triumph.

The Honda 600 VLX was my first street bike. And bike by bike I worked my way through the different brands and styles. Now I have a Harley. Love it 😻

Very cool video, nice bike too. I have a 2014 Breakout and love it. I am curious what you are using to record? No wind noise and I can hear your talking and the motor plainly. I would like to make some riding videos and want something that is going to look and sound good. Were you wearing a closed or open face helmet too?

My first bike was a Dyna Wideglide, I loved it. Now I ride a Ultra Classic, I wanted more room for anything. I live in Florida so my bike is my primary vehicle.

New here and joining the Harley World soon .... love your vlogs 👊🏻👊🏻🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸

I too, love Harley's! I ride a 2007 Sportster 1200C Custom, it has the forward controls like the 48 you mentioned. I know a lot of people consider a Sportster either a chick bike or a starter bike, but I don't I have been riding Sportster for decades and have never felt a need to upgrade to something else. I have it converted it to a semi-cruiser, as it has a much softer seat (still two up), throw over HD leather saddlebags, different (louder) Vance & Hines pipes and a windshield. I also got rid of that wire spoke front wheel (I hate wire spoke wheels and they rust like crazy). Put on a really loud air horn and got rid of that 5 3/4" headlight and go a 7" housing and upgraded to a Trucklight brand LED light, I didn't like the one like you have ever since my oldest son put one on his Sportster. It seem that when you are going on really curvy roads with on lights but your own, each time you turn the bar of light is either shinning on the ground right next to you or out into space on the other side. Can't see the side of the road on the side that centrifugal us trying to push you towards (not really good on high mountain roads). Also installed a flasher on my brake LED light so they flash fairly fast for 5 times before they go solid (5 flashes is the most you are lawfully allowed to do in California). Also added a few more red LED light to the rear too. You have to make sure they can hear and see you, as static lights and soft horns don't get their attention around here.

That picnic basket building was amazing lol

I learned about you from the dual vlog you did with Blockhead. I've been enjoying your videos. For this video I really liked hearing your journey through the many bikes to finally land on your Super Glide. One of my favorites, second to the Low Rider. I noticed in your second video you initially put a Memphis Shades Gauntlet fairing on it. And soon after you switched to the Road Warrior. I assume the Road Warrior was chosen because it fits your more touring riding style, but I'm curious how you liked the Gauntlet. And also the reason for your evolution away from the Gauntlet and the mini-apes into the T-bars with Road Warrior.

I'm 43. For some reason I decided I wanted to start riding motorcycles and in Alabama all you need for the endorsement is to pass the written test. So I took the test shortly after my birthday in 2018. I sat on that for a while before decided that I wasn't going to just buy a bike without going through some training so I signed up for the riding/safety course that Harley Davidson of Pensacola, FL provides. I did that in the middle of February in 2019. Three days after passing the course I bought a HD Street 750. It was a great bike for me in the beginning since I was still learning but it wasn't great for the interstate. In November 2019, I traded the 750 in for a HD Iron 1200. I love this bike! I'm not leaning forward too much and it's easy to handle and great for the interstate. I honestly don't see how anyone can be comfortable on an actual sports bike. My back would never forgive me if I got one.

I love your content!! Did you try a Triumph Bonneville? I own a Bonneville T120 Black....it's been my favorite bike so far. They aren't cheap either and I've spent quite a bit getting it the way I want it, but they are a BLAST

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

Wasn’t a fan of the new low rider s when I test rode it personally, great bike, but I’d have to spend waaayy too much to get it to where I’d be happy. Keep your dyna, love mine

Congrats on finding the right bike. Good advice on test riding.........I am guilty of buying the bike I THINK I'll like and not comparing others back-to-back.

30 bikes. 7 were Goldwings. Lighter has been better for me. After multiple rides coast2coast, Canada, & Mx, the most fun, talked about, and shared c2c was the Silverwing 600cc scooters. I let my bride talk me into getting another cruiser which is the Honda Shadow Aero. And like she says, the Grom puts a smile on your face that you can't get off until you leave the bike. Handlebar position and the seat make all the difference in long distance ability. KZ's were my 2nd fav bikes. Anywho, this was a great video. A real story about rider finding her bike instead of just brand brandishing. thanks for sharing.

Good choice. I love my 2005 Dyna that I bought new. Best bike ever 😁

I wanted a forward controls cruiser and looked at soooooooooo many Harleys. Didn't bond with any of them. There was always something I really didn't like. A friend suggested a Triumph Thunderbird Storm. Had a test ride and bought it. Harley's might be the benchmark but the Storm is superior in every way that's important to me. Don't need a backlash from HD fanboys as I love Harleys but they're just not for me. In the UK at meets there are cruisers of all shapes and makes which is always cool. Love the channel.

Good Video! Your journey sounds familiar. Glad you found the one for you. Hooah!

My first bike was a dyna rode that bike for 2 1/2 yrs then stepped up to a ultra riding behind that fairing is like night and day

LR-S... Great machine but have a look at the RKS. 114ci on a touring chassis with bags and no tech! Great bike.

Listening to you talk about nearly every bike you rode and how you wanted it.. Sounds like me.. I have a motorcycle addiction..lok

First time to channel, great video

You should check out what Matt Laidlaw built out of a sport glide called the Coast Glide.

Right on! I’m in NKY and I have a 2020 grom. If you are ever in the area and wanna putt around on it, hit me up!

Just found your channel. Keep it real and you will go far.

You have a Dyna wat tho? i just got 13' street bob for my first bike and im loving it

Good video thanks for sharing and keep up the good work