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Not a lot you can do when you’re on two wheels. The risk isn’t worth the reward to ever throw the leg over a road bike. I get that people say “life is short” but man, I know three people who have died and one who was nearly run over by a semi-truck. Don’t fuck around.

Considering that you're playing Luke Combs young boys done for what a f****** sell-out joke

Ok habibi is not illegal if no 👮‍♂️

Teach him to always be a defensive rider, and always expect every single car on the road to pull out in front of you, run red lights in front of you, change lanes in front of you, etc. expect every car is out to kill you and none of them see you. That’s the only way to try and be safe on a motorcycle. Having good skills is awesome, but practice those skills on a track if possible, and never “show off” on the street, don’t care how good you are.

I have this same choke, got mine at Harbor Freight, I set that in my truck bed, not bolted down, and I haul my Triumph Bonne to CO every year, I strap my bike down like you except I hook them to the truck bed hooks making sure NOT TO bottom out the suspension/shocks, rides great, been doing it that way for years with no problem

Get a lesson or 2 from an actual trained professional. Get them to go thru all the safety tips.

These are getting old

Ride like your invisible my man

My brother in fact did hit the guard rail and my parents did get that call 3 weeks ago he’s no longer here with us. Teach him to respect the bike and the roads because they are not forgiving and will take your life in a blink of an eye. Be safe

Sadly that call can come regardless of how good the rider is 😕

Careful beats skill in the long run too

Exactly.

Ain't him you gotta worry about, it's every other dipshit on the road

Stop green screen elders

I don't care what it's called, I want to know why they designed it so the bike has to be pushed over past straight up to deploy it. I have bad knees, and am always afraid I'm going to push the bike over a bit too far, and it's going to fall over on the right side. It can also be a lot harder to reach with your foot to put it down while sitting on the bike. I think what all bikes should have is a way to lock the front brake, so the bike can't move forward. I actually saw something like that on a 50cc scooter, and wondered why motorcycles don't have it.

"Sidestand" in Blighty.

Still a kickstand or side stand.. just has a lock mechanism.. only HD Culture bros care wtf it's called..

Hey, question on the install. For the caliper bracket was there anything that requires you to bolt on the to the swingarm or does it just slide on.

My first street bike was a dyna switchback which was fun but the more I rode it the more I wanted a full size touring bike. I recently upgraded to an ultra limited and have been tying to get used to the difference in weight and I’m a shorter rider at 5’8”. I have been getting in the habit of always parking in 1st gear and have made it a habit to mount and dismount like a police motorcycle officer on the right side of the bike

Leave it in gear when you dismount.

Mate you are spot on… agree with all what you are saying. I might add one thing I love about Harley is that it is a family oriented culture, my wife joins me and in our group we have a lot of partners too. Love your videos 👌🏼

Lol totally feel that

Waaahahahahaaa! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

LMFAO 😂😂😂

I think half the fun of owning a bike is customizing it to fit you and your comfort I truly enjoyed personalize my road king special

A day later, the Bluetooth did start working. I'm not sure if it was because the system needed to be turned off longer than I did in the video, to properly reboot the system.

That’s about how mine looks!

I saw in other videos that the oil drain cover has a torque spec of 8 Nm which is just under 6 foot pounds.

Yes!!!!!🙌🏽

You got rid of the FOB and then flipped the on switch...... how about the master ignition switch? What position is it in?

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Just as deadly

Yep I'm at 5 of them

That's hilarious I wish I had that problem I'll take it

Congrats on the new addition! Thanks for sharing!!

When I started riding (1970s) I was not into Harleys. If you went to a dealership they might have 1 or 2 new bikes and that was it. I had friends that had pan heads, oil leakers big time. I bought a BSA and later a Norton. Great bikes. Around 2005 I finally bought a new Sportster, then 2006 Road King, later a 2009 Street Glide and now I on a Road Glide. Yeah, I hate Harleys! The worst thing I dislike is some of the dealership sells tactics!

Appreciate the help.....thanks

Also means that water/debris/oils is running away from seals and not pooling, minimising (not fully removing) risk of dirt ingess into forks.

Totaly sure, this is trash 😂😂😂

If Harley Davidson were as overrated as people seem to think, they wouldn't sell so much and be so popular. In the US market, HD was 35.8% of sales, and Honda followed by 21.2%, a big margin for an economy that would favor "cheaper bikes." A lot of guys who say "you can get faster or better for less" don't have the riding passion Harley people have. Some just don't understand the passion that we have for Harley-Davidson. I do understand because I have a relatively fast little 4-cylinder car. That was not super expensive, but I also have a slower classic car that starts mush more discussions at a gas station. I personally love HD because of the memories I have had with them for years. Nostalgia is a big part, just like anything from your past. If people are honest with themselves, they can appreciate any motorcycle. I can't say I love the culture 100%. Because they are people who can have too much passion... But I DO love the people that ride Harleys.. so much that I personally quit my job after 15 years and started a new career at a local HD store that was big enough to be a true Harley-Davidson store but small enough to be honest and take care of the people. Toy runs, military fund-raisers, and 150 bikes show up at an elementary school because a 10-year-old is fighting something medically and loves bikes. Granted, I am not head-to-toe covered in leather, and my bike isn't even black. But I see those "cheaper, better, bikes" traded in all the time. Last time I checked, no one was there, but you paid for the bike. So who cares what others think? Ride your bike. That is really Harley Davidson. ML&R

It’s nostalgic, those that have never owned one won’t understand. It’s the same as everything in the world. You can buy a $4 t-shirt or a $100 t-shirt. They are both t-shirts. People like different things, and I think they are also jealous they can’t afford a HD

Yeah, well, that damn loping engine and the get up and go power from that loping engine is one reason why I like my M8 114 Heritage. So, my Heritage power plant is all stock including the stock pipes. But, my softail is what, 150 pounds lighter than a stock touring Harley. The 114 is no slouch, so yeah, I still like my loping engine and it’s forward THRUST that is available when I twist the throttle. Oh, on edit. I’m much more comfortable on long rides on the Harley than I am on my 2016 Kawasaki Versys 1000. Me BITS are not getting pinched and stuff on the Harley compared to the Kawasaki. That’s all I’m going to say 😳

When I pull up beside a bus and let the bike idle, I think, I paid alot of money for that sound, and it's worth EVERY penny!

Thank you, i feel right like you about my Sport Glide (excuse my bad english ;-) ).

History and heritage, sound, styling, and the “feel” of a 45 degree v-twin. Been my experience that those who hate on Harley can’t afford one or are envious of the passion we have for our bikes despite shortcomings. Why do you love your own kid? I love mine no matter what, another’s “ beat it you dirty little kid”. Put it this way, we don’t wear our insecurities about Harleys on our sleeves like other brands. We don’t have sleeves anyways.😂

I'm sure there's a lot of other reasons but this is why I love Harley Davidsons.

All I see is Harley’s everywhere I go. I’d rather be different and pull up with bikes nobody knows about

Negatively always does well. That being said alot of people are upset with cooperate decisions and dealership experiences. As far as the bikes go they obviously make good bikes but they like to give the oh it's the most customizable bike when it's lacking to competors. So ether way ride what you like.

It's not a trend, it's a generational thing. Boomers did irreparable harm to the brands image, and Harley themselves simply have done nothing to try and appeal to younger buyers. Their products are WAY overpriced and lack performance/appeal. There are simply too many good (and much better) bikes for significantly less money.