My first Harley and only Harley a 1994 Electra Glide Classic. I shall ride her until I die.

3 Level lower back fusion in 2021, both hips replaced in 2022. 2023 traded in 2007 Road King for a brand spanking new Low Rider ST in White Sand Pearl. At 67 it all worked out perfectly!

My bikes consisted of 89 fxrs. 92 94 lowriders.this 2019 flhx is my 3rd one.ill keep the fairing.you get tired holding yourself against the wind.

You're on the wrong side of the road guy!!!

2023 FXST with a 119 C.I. Stage 3 upgrade and just put a Trask 2 into 1 stainless steel big sexy exhaust,really put the power to the bike. Drag bars keeping her low and lean for me. Again... Trask PIPE REALLY Brought the power out.

I know being obese is not the end! I lost 50 lbs in 6 months because of a keto food and intermittent fasting. No beer or fast food.

You need one of each

I did six pushups against the kitchen counter. The floor is out right now. It's encouraging to hear you say many of the things I believe are true. Some fine KZfaq doctors target the problem of sugar dependent snacker. And carbs are the next big enemy. Yes, awareness is the key to establish a balanced hatred for fake food. Good work! Keep it going! So 6 push ups is a start. I'll do it every day.

I’d love to have a Crossbones & a new low rider s & st added to the garage!

2007 softball heritage is my ride love it

Lighter bikes are more fun, loose the weight.

Awesome edit Aymen , think you need one of each !

I love my Road sofa.

I have a 03 Softail Fatboy. It’s my favorite model ever! I took it from a 88ci to a 106ci bored and stroked with s&s 570gz cams, port and polished heads, with a lot of s&s parts.

No Lane Splitting Here! No, lane splitting is not legal in North Carolina.

Dynas best Harleys

I’m an FXR, Sporty, and KLR guy, but I definitely get your drift

Road King

Haley's are like for the geriatric crowd. Sales are sloping because for some reason they have a bad rap with Millennial's and GenZ'. I'm a Baby Boomer 69 years old and roll on Yami's' and Kawi's Harleys have never met my need for speed. A big man like you would love a Second Gen Vmax.

At 5'10" on a good day, I am by no means a giant. But stock softail with mids feels quite a bit cramped to me. Bagger, not so much. But IMO it's apples to oranges.

I noticed several bikes that had a chrome, teardrop shaped piece on right side. Never seen this before. Can anyone tell us what it is?

I’ve had three touring bikes. I’m 73 now and I got a Heritage Softail. I love the way it handles.

What’s a ribble and how can I be one too?

I wonder if you can switch that crash bar for regular chopped bar so highway pegs can be mounted ?!

For most of my 60+ years of riding, it was metric cruisers, culminating in the Kawi VN1600 Nomad at around 900 pounds dry. Then, my first Harley - a Road King. All were great for day-tripping with the crew as well as those long touring 600+ mile (1000 K) days on the super-slab. I briefly fell for the lure of a fairing with stereo but never used it and so I traded in the Street Glide for a Softail Deluxe greared-up exactly like a chromed-out Heritage. These are NOT lightweight bikes at nearly 700 pounds dry curb weight, but very nimble and, with my stage two, a blast to ride both locally and on long tours. At 5' 11" I'm the "model" height used to configure stock ergonomics so all my non-performance personalization (seats, bars, foot-boards and grips) have been purely for the esthetics.

I'm 5'7" and 74 kg and own a 75 Shovelhead. 03 Deuce and a 11 Road King.All great bikes for different occasions. Rode the King across Australia twice. Wouldn't do it on any other bike. Great tourer!

My first Harley was a Sportster, but I came from sport bikes. Moved to a Dyna which I still have but it's been in the shop. So I went and got a heritage Softail classic. MDB made me think I wanted a road king. I love all my bikes but I really love the Softail Classic. And I ride them all aggressively.

For me! The big difference between a softail and a touring bike begins at 78-80 mph. Above that speed the touring bike shines, especially on long trips. Bellow that speed Softail is tough to beet. Bad weather, heavy winds the touring bike shines all the time.

The stereotype of Sporters and Softails are for girls, new riders and any other criticism should stop. Never understood why Harley-Davidson owners eat their own if you dont ride a Streetglide or Roadglide.

Have a streetglide and sporty 1200 lover of both

Customize is bull shit. They just put cheap parts on them. Then they overcharge for parts. The Harley Davidson company fucks the consumer.

The tortoise always beats the rabbit 🐇

I’m moving up from a triumph speed twin 1200 to the low rider s or st. Might go s and add the advan black stuff later.

Where I live, Harley riders are rude to anyone not on a Harley. The hate doesn't come from us, it's directed at us from Harley riders. Maybe look in a mirror to find out where the hate comes from. Sounds like it's no different where you live. I wear shorts and t-shirt on my GXSR

Funny, in Germany u learn that all in the driving school. 😅

How much does the Low Rider weigh?

" Follow the leader, he's on a Honda "

It’s the breakout .. i personally love the 2016 breakout with the 103 twin cam

A new rider should not begin with an HD. Ride a season with a metric and find out who your true friends are. If they ignore you for your bike choice , dump them

I bought that bike and did forward controls , what a sweet ride !!!

I personally own a Heritage Softail 114 and I don’t understand that appeal of the touring bikes at all. If I want to go on a weekend trip I slap the bags on, the tour pak and the windshield and there is my touring bike. Otherwise everything goes off and it’s a great bike for around town. In my personal opinion that is the most versatile Harley out there. Lean angle isn’t great, but that’s about it

Again, i had a 2017 indian springfield. 1000 lbs wet and a shitty front end. I went to harley for the first time because of dealer support around north america. Im 5’11 160 lbs 76 years old in great shape .however age still takes over. I bought a 2022 heritage softail classic, 728lbs. Wet. much easier to handle, love twisties and speed. The heritage works for me. I find it nimble enough.

I'd love to see you ride a Harley Davidson LiveWire. 45 degree lean angle instant torque 0-60 in 3.0 seconds.

I have an ultra and an m8 softail and think that is the perfect combination

What is great about softails; is the rear swing arm pivots on the frame.

The low rider s is a fantastic bike for sure. It would've rode a lot better with a different exhaust. I had the same exhaust on my bike, nothing but problems. It's way too short to tune properly, and the quality leaves a lot to be desired. There are much better 2 - 1 pipes out there for around the same money.

Another great video brother 😊😊😊😊😊

😎👍 Big thumbs up for the channel... I'll keep my Ultra...

I just picked up a lowrider st, best of both worlds, I'm absolutely in love with that machine.

'24 Softail Heritage Classic - yes it is a compromise, but it is a compromise that works really well for me. Bags and a screen so I don't have to wear a dreaded backpack, and comfortable enough to spend all day on. Small enough that commuting isn't a chore. And yes, I like the classic looks & styling.