The 2022 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 Is A Customizable Beast
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2022 Street Bob 114 is the first bike I ever owned. Didn’t even know how to turn it on when I bought it. 3 months later I have 2500 miles on it and don’t regret my decision. It can totally be a beginner bike for someone.
My philosophy is that you can start on anything as long as your wrist is connected to your brain. If you're a hooligan you will kill yourself even on a c50 cub
It was my first rode bike to. Coming off dirt bikes when I was a kid and multiple high horsepower manual cars, I have healthy respect for horsepower. It only took me about a month to get used to riding with traffic and to find the bikes sweet spots for shifting, after that I’ve had a blast with it.
Awesome to hear. I am looking to get into the world of motorcycles and want to make sure I get something that won’t be too much, but can still grow into and won’t be trading in after a year. I also really like how customizable it is, I’m someone who likes to make everything my own and have my personality
Thx for sharing your thoughts
I totally get it and agree
This was my very first bike, (still ride it) -- I took it easy when learning, but in a week I felt comfortable enough. I've now riden it 10000km in less than a year, and from Canada to Florida. It can definitely be a "new rider bike", if you're really about riding bikes. :)
I went from a 49cc scooter to a 22 street bob 114 in fastback blue.
First motorcycle ever owned
Fooking love it ! 5k not a scratch.
Upgraded seat and windshield, amazing.
How tall are you?
Funny story. I’m in my first year of riding and I bought 2, yes thats right, 2 brand new bikes from San Diego Harley (Rob was my salesman too). The first bike I got was the 2022 nightster. The damn thing died at 95 miles on the odo! Harley has been having electrical issues on the nightsters and many people are experiencing a no start issue.
Good thing SD Harley helped me out and bought the nightster back at full price and I bought a 2022 Street Bob (blue). Man I tell you, I love the street bob! Yeah I was wobly at first and I learned how to respect that throttle fast. But overall I’m glad the nightster broke and I ended up with the street bob……I’ll be upgrading to a street glide next year 😆
I have the same bike they definitely have there issues maybe I'll end up with a different bike to 😂 🤞
I saw two of the new Sportster s/nightsters on the side of the interstate in my last thousand Mile road Trip.
Oh my, I just bought a nighster and coming up on 1000 miles. Hope if its going to die it does it in the first 2 years.
2023 HD FXBBS. Just remember the Throttle is Fly by wire. So instant response. Takes a couple days to get used to. I've been riding since I was 8 . And am 65 now . Its my second HD. First was a 99 Dyna. Love the scooter. Looking to put a Nightster fuel tank on it though. I have about $2k worth of add one to it now. Fed controls are fantastic on the bike. I'm 5' 9".
My shift lever on the 21 street bob was stupid high from the show room floor, had to lift foot off peg to shift on way home!
That's how Harley was marketing the Softail Standard - as a extremely customizable, and it was.... but the core issue there is that the bike has a very specific, simplistic, old school bobber design to it. (It's just Street Bob that isn't blacked out).
Soft tail standard isn't blacked out. No passenger accomodations either. Street Bob is blacked out, with passenger seat and pegs. Harley markets the Street Bob as the lightest soft tail.
You'd think that the soft tail standard without passenger seat and pegs would be lighter.
Honestly, Took the MSF and bought this bike (23) and rode it home. Being shorter this bike just felt natural and balanced. Totally a starter bike if you respect the power. I had a ninja 636 given to me when I was younger (22), put a couple hundred miles on it and sold it, was too reckless and irresponsible (35 now). I love this bike and cant wait for this break in period to be up
Same here bro. Used to ride ninjas. I'm 38 now and just got my street bob from the dealership on Saturday. Hard to keep the revs down during the break in period!
I just bought a 2023 Softail Street Bob with a 114 engine as you can see on my profile, it sure is the best motorcycle ever! I’m glad this is my first Harley Davidson I ever owned at the age of 21.
I test rode this one during the palm bay bike event. It's such a fun bike! The large displacement and small frame really makes that huge torque evident. Great for around town and it has a great lean angle!
This is my favorite bike I have ever owned. Just love it.
Woohoo you're driving the same bike and colour I purchased this year as my very first bike! I never rode before, bought the bike, took a course to get my license and and rode , absolutely love the bike!
If you have any Harley Davidson soft tail bike, you literally have the accessory parts world in the palm of your hand.
Great video! This is the best Street Bob 114 review I've seen... I thought I really hated the digital handlebar gauge, but you just changed my mind. The simple minimalistic features fits the bike perfectly!
My first bike was the 2020 softail standard and i love it boy are they fun bikes..
I had a 2015 Street Bob. That bike was mine from the first mile. One thing I always respected was, if you aren't paying attention and take off from a stop, the bike can leave you behind. Love this new version. You are right about the gauges. What do you need to know?
I would trade to this bike- after the courses I'm planning to do.
That little beast will not keep up with my 2022 Indian cheaftan elite. I know I have already trounced on them. At 71 years old I still ride.
The r1 has left the chat? Please! Have fun and ride.
I think this is the purest form of Harley-Davidson.
Totally is now that they've killed off the Evo Sportster
Just picked up one of these in the red. Absolutely love it so far
Great video. For a 1st look/1st ride you covered a lot of important points and got a lot of useful information across. The way you used your general bike experience to 'look forward' was also both interesting and very helpful. Well done and thanks! 👍🙂
I have this bike with a 128 in it. I don't find the throttle too sensitive. It's a wonderfully tame pussycat.
Like the reviews, watching bikes I don’t even have a bit interested in as you are giving solid input. Thinking about a new bike next year and these are great samples. Solid work.
I have the same bike. It's not my first bike and definitely not my first Harley Davidson. It is the second one I purchased new.
My last new Harley, (still have it, still runs. 100k or so miles.) is a 94 FXDL. I would go anywhere on that bike the FLTR guys would go and I'd do it without a windshield.
I never was a big fan of the soft tail till the new frame came out in 2016?/17? These are really good.
The seat will get changed. I'm looking for saddle bags. The only performance change is to undo what the EPA made Harley do to produce the bike. It doesn't really need anymore power, I just have a problem with three letter organizations meddling in my world! Love the bike, thanks for the review!
This was my first Harley after sportsbikes. I love it the way it is (except with a few minor tweaks.... like replacing the seat foam with gel). I'm a big fan of naked bikes and really like the design of this one (I really don't know why people mount tons of crap on their bike..... like touring bikes that don't tour). Putting a 114 in this frame gives it a fair amont of boot. I've had this bike over 100 several times (not like a sport bike though). I ride it about 1,000 miles a month. I'd have to give it a thumbs up..... it's good for someone that is older than dirt (like me). Just me in the wind with an engine and a frame. This thing reminds me of some kind of retro hot rod that was built in a junk yard.
First thing I did on my 114 roadglide was move the shifter peg down!
The reason I love your bike reviews is because most of the Jitsu content I began with was rider improvement, technique, and what not to do (lol). I trust your rider judgement. A lot of bike reviews are boring af, offer no relevant information to a potential buyer, or end up talking about their day (which no offense, I don't care). These reviews hit what I need to know as I continue my research into my second bike.
Great bike had the 2018 107 and I pumped it out just bought the 114 version
I own the fxbb 2021 in olive green.
And I picked it out at Nassau HD.
You’re right about the handle bars.
They do take time gettin used to.
The only conk I have is the lighting set-up. Should”ve been all led.
But the suspension is awesome.
And she handles with the best of them
I5’7” it’s perfect for a short dude like me.
But she is a power house. And will snatch you punk ass off if ain’t careful.
I put a saddleman seat on mine, so I don't slide off.
As far as the stance and position you sit in, it’s the same as an iron 1200. I’ve only sat on the street bob but it seems like it’s a very well balanced and comfortable bike.
My first street bike. I’ve had some dirt bikes but this is definitely a big step up. It took me a few rides to get used to the throttle but I’ve been practicing preload and load techniques and feel very comfortable with it now. I live of a small Main Street and at first I was intimidated by the power and hesitant to take out in any kind of traffic. After a couple rides I can confidently control it in stop and go traffic. Btw Im 5’1” female. I wear chunky doc martens and sealed the stock seat for a Saddlemen profiler. I also switched out the bars and added 6” risers which helped put me more in the bike. I think my arms are too short for the mini apes. I was practicing figure 8’s but realized I couldn’t make a tighter turn because my arms wouldn’t reach. Lol. Really love this bike though and am taking my time and practicing each time I ride.
thank you for your comment, im a 6,2 male so i cant relate there, but grew up riding dirt bikes (450s) and want this bike as my first street bike:')
Minor adjustments can really improve the riders experience. Excellent review
I have a ‘20 FXST with the 107.” It is a fighter jet compared to my old 96” Heritage. Goes better, handles better, stops better, and it doesn’t drag the ground on every ride. That it is narrower and about 150# lighter helps, too, as my storage is kinda narrow. I’m 5’7,” so the bike fits me perfectly. Harley seems to have done good with these.
Footpeg scrapes on the right and the kick stand scrapes on the left
Good review thank you. I thinking of going for the baby brother of the Street Bob, the Softail Standard with a 107 engine.
Love it, Even more at 8:20 when you said i don't recommend it to a new rider, That was me, having not ridden much at all in 28 years of passing my test and nothing for 13 years then it was a cbr150, i test rode the Street bob and bought it, no it wasn't the best idea and i did a load of mods getting rid of the stock seats for Saddleman and V&H mini grenades and stage one, sissy bar and engine bars, memphis shades screen, i have 4500 miles on it and it wasn't so bad, pulled the bars back a couple of inches just to make it easier. I am fortunate i bought a XSr125, New Monster a monkey bike and the 2022 XSR900 and covered 9000 miles in 1 year on all of these combined, now joining the advanced motorcycle group here. But no its not really a learner bike but for a while it was my first and only bike, so it is possible, and thanks to hours of you tube videos and advice from you, Ride like a pro, canyon chasers and others my life has become much easier. I salut you you tubers that gift your advice to help others.
I have yet to ride a bike thats better than this, the Torque is amazing, i have ridden the new rocket 3 and Harley is still way better. Its a lifetime keeper as is the XSR900 2 awesome machines. Life choices made correctly.
Now that's a beautiful bike.
I love my 2016 dyna street Bob with the 4.7 gallon tank
Ive done 6000KM on my StreetBob 114. It does everything awesome except for long highway trips and it does scrape pegs and the stand on tighter mountain roads.
I had an ‘07 Street Bob, great bike. Not sure if It’s just me but it seems like the pegs are sitting way higher than mine used to. The last one I sat on felt that way too
The pegs are higher due to its not a Dyna model anymore its on a Softail frame
Had to put forward controls on mine
You are a great salesman. You sold me on it. It looks like you are riding a 24" bike. 🚲
Since I was a little kid. "wow", thanks
You need to check out the ( Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic LT ). A very basic beginner bike for bigger newer riders.
To me, it feels like the further away you get from the triple tree, the less counter steer feel you have. I got my Soft tail Slim bar finally. I'm going to change them soon.
Looks like the Milw 8 bikes finally brought HD into power cruiser territory with their classic styling and with less vibration and heat, win win. A used 107 in black for 8 or 9 grand would be very appealing to me.
Awesome. I'm gonna buy this one and im a beginner, hope im not gonna die :)
The Renegade Solo seat eliminates the gap between the seat and the tank.
Fat bob 114, please love your inputs
Great review!
Nice review. I really like this bike and the Softail Standard. I sat on both at the dealer yesterday and they feel great. They feel like a litle larger Sportster. I like how they are set up from the factory. I'd probably get some V&H slip-ons and a windscreen and just ride it. They don't need much at all.
How tall are you?
@@speaktruth247 I'm a little over 5' 10".
I have a 2021 and love it!
Only thing for me with the newer model is the alloy wheels.............I just don't like them!
I must admit that forward controls is a must, a real game changer with handling and comfort.
A Dart Marlin Flyscreen has transformed mine for longer runs and makes it very comfotable.
I have Miller Exhausts on mine which are very easy to remove and fit the baffles (an allen screw and a grub screw) for sound.
After riding this bike for bout three months, I'm going to change the bars to the ones that come on the Soft tail Slim.
I kind of thought you would get that bike after your ride. You seemed to love the ride.
What do you consider to be a new rider? I've been riding for 1.5 years and was considering looking into this bike. I'm older, all the kids are out of the house now, I like the relaxed riding style of a cruiser, and was looking for a bike I could ride until I'm no longer able to. Put it this way, the three cars I have are 15, 20, and 25 years old - I like to keep things a while. Yes, I've been riding a little Suzuki GZ250 all this time and yes I know this bike is over 1800cc but I'd like something where I'm not having to shift into 3rd gear by the time I get to the other side of an intersection and can comfortably go the speed limit (not be at full throttle barely able to hit the speed limit) the few times I go on the highway. What do you think?
I like that simplicity of the gauge screen but it is way too small to see. They should have made that bigger screen. Everything else looks awesome!
Thinking about trying those bars on my softail slim
Low rider ST test ride coming? I’ve loved mine every second I’ve had it and wanna know what you think about it
I’m looking to get one pretty soon.
@@SergeantSerious sweet, it’s a great bike
My very first 2 bikes were a GSXR1000 and a Hayabusa 1300. I've never been on anything other than a crotch rocket but really want a Street Bob. Idk why but I've been nervous about the different riding style.
Go to the dealership and get a test ride.
I hit that subscribe button because I appreciate your honesty and how you broke this bike down (because it is very accurate) and how you reiterated this bike is not a novice bike. I bought my 22 Street Bob before I attended the Harley Riding Academy (never rode a bike before) and received my endorsement. When I finished class, I came home and decided to acclimate to my bike and everything you mentioned I did. I pulled the throttle to hard (no throttle control), which the torque almost threw me off the bike and then I forgot to shift, so I proceeded to shift at a high rpm and the front wheel slightly came of the ground. I've spent three months (on nice days) in a high school parking lot getting comfortable with my Street Bob.
I keep practicing with this bike and getting better, but 100% if you're novice, do not buy this bike. I got lucky enough that I got a chance to work with this bike, the moral of the story is don't let a salesman talk you into something you're not ready for, research is free, do it!
Makes Me Feel goosebumps When I see That Bike
Hi Moto Jitsu do you think a sportster 1200 is too much for a beginner
I almost bought the same blue one from SDHD in 2022. Being a kinda big purchase, I worried too much about pulling the trigger. I still regret it.
Traded in my MT09 for a Street Bob today.
Good call imo.
The wind wasn’t bad? I had a 2021 road king special and the wind was the most awful out of any bike I’ve owned. The seating position and the way my arms were out wide caused wind to turn me into a human parachute. Was uncomfortable above 60mph
I am not a fan of that Guage Cluster. I can imagine that I would get used to it but it doesn't seem to fit the style of the bike. Other than that it is gorgeous! Also with a 30 inch inseam I can flat foot this one as well.
I had a 2007 Street Bob and loved it. This new one is way too quiet! Easy to fix though...
yep i was told a gas station it was the quietest Harley he had heard, next week i got Mini Grenades V&H that sorted that out, proper load now
@Gavin Costin Mine used to set off car alarms until I put baffles in the pipes, then it was just right...
@@artillerybuff2000 Yeah thinking back thats happened to me too, funny as, but never baffled mine, the realisation of getting the job done and riding home without ear plugs because that was not something i had planned for and the sound, my ears and the pain wow, i was not sure if i had done the correct thing, but now even with no plugs , i did make the right decision for sure, its banging, i love it and those that don't can suck it in and i will move on rapidly
Bro the new 114s sound like sewing machines out the box. Slip ons actually delete the cats but they still don’t sound like twin cams or anything older.
Cant wait to buy mine
I have a 23 industrial yellow love it
There is adjustability with the bars to and fro or forwards and backwards.
You can loosen the clamp and push the bar away, or pull it towards you.
It makes me sad that your roads are so smooth that you have to look for a bump to test the suspension.
*cries in Quebec
Same here in East Texas 😂
How genius is the gadget cluster. !
This video could be used as a drinking game where you have to drink every time you hear the word power or torque LOL
For real though it's definitely on my radar for my next bike. I'm a pretty small guy and it's between this and a scout. I have ridden a Street Bob but only on a test drive at the dealership with an escort. Didn't get over 40 miles an hour and certainly didn't experience that torque the way I would have liked to. I know the scout has decent torque as well but it's in the much higher RPM range. We will see
Love that bike
What gloves are you wearing ai would love a set.
I have two motorcycles, a 2024 Street Bob 114 and a Yamaha TW200. Guess which one I would recommend as a beginner bike? What are you thinking?
TW obviously
Would you trade in a MT09 for the Street Bob?
Nice bike! One of my faves.
I think Doodle found her new bike, but I wonder if she has ridden one of these?
buying a harley is a down payment on the accessories which are a must have if you want a half decent motorcycle, on the bike you demo i like the twin front rotors, brembo brakes, ohlins front and rear suspension.....endless list and endless $$$$$s
are the ape hangers comfortable?
These are 10" bars I think. They are comfortable. I came from a lower bar to these. There is a handling difference. Much more leverage.
I have about a 2000 km on my iron 883 and i now find it boring. I want to upgrade to the street bob 114. Wondering at what point should i consider myself not a newbie?
Just get it 🤙🏼
Brembos are standard on Harleys
I looked at transitioning to this bike briefly. After test riding it and seeing the lack of features. I quickly changed my mind. There’s other bikes out there with better features and utility for the same price.
True enough. If you want those other features.
Can you map the street bobs throttle to be less sensitive?
Not from the factory, just gotta respect the bike and get used to the throttle input
No
I would never buy a harley but their bikes are cute :)
The Street Bob is not a little bike though. It is still a heavy bike. the Low rider s, Slim, Fatbob are near the same size. I own the SB and LR.
How the hack is the road condition of your city so bad?!
Yeah, it will give you the giggles!😅
Hearing you say you were 5'9" made me a bit sad. I'm 6'2", which makes it hard to find a comfortable bobber style bike.
im 6'1" am I too tall for this bike?
No, I'm 6'0" and it's extremely comfortable. Especially once you switch out the seat
That nightster is not a beginner bike
Yeah bugs will go up your sleeve too.
I have one and it’s not enough bike for me
Can you do a review on a fatboy
Review the sportster S sportster S sportster S sportster S sportster S sportster S sportster S sportster S
I love my 21 but the stock seat and suspension suck. My 05 sporty had a comfier seat and better suspension lol.
This is totally a beginner bike. Maybe even one you would never have to replace. If you can't control a simple bike like this you probably shouldn't be on one.
Can't believe how those handle bars ruin the look of a beautiful bike
Harley's biggest engine..."total starter bike" lol. Not you, poster...in the comments.
That instrument cluster is a joke really, especially for the price of the bike✌🏽
Yeah, it took me a bit to get used to them. Not a big fan of LCD instruments, but they weren't a deal breaker.
I'll stay with my vrods