This is a bit of a long one, but is basically just my thoughts taking my first longer ride on the 2022 Street Glide ST. Camera angle placement wasn't ideal, so apologies for the less than stellar viewing angle.
I love seeing bikes made in the USA as opposed to Europe and Asia but honestly why people purchase these heavy machines is mostly beyond me. Maybe if you are really strong and conditioned but for average Jo you would be concerned with parking, hill starts, the ability to manoeuvre something so heavy and then where is the enjoyment factor? Thanks for the video but to me I'd have more fun a 250 than this monster.
Thanks Kris. After 40+ years of riding all styles of bikes I still can’t justify the high price and ancient tech and components from HD. Yes, they have made some improvements, however dollar for dollar you are basically paying a lot of money for something mr badges.
Fair enough, it's hard to argue with that! That's why I like the Sportster S, it's a bit closer to more regular bike money for what you get, depending what you're comparing it to.
This is a bit of a long one, but is basically just my thoughts taking my first longer ride on the 2022 Street Glide ST. Camera angle placement wasn't ideal, so apologies for the less than stellar viewing angle.
Own a SGST and I absolutely love it. Fairing is heavy as hell at low speeds tho.
I was looking at them last week if you can get past the horrendous start up
Review the Indian Challenger.
Would love to if I can get my hands on one! I've wanted to test the FTR for ages too.
I love seeing bikes made in the USA as opposed to Europe and Asia but honestly why people purchase these heavy machines is mostly beyond me. Maybe if you are really strong and conditioned but for average Jo you would be concerned with parking, hill starts, the ability to manoeuvre something so heavy and then where is the enjoyment factor? Thanks for the video but to me I'd have more fun a 250 than this monster.
I'm a fan of the smaller bikes too. My pick of the Harleys would definitely be the Sportster S though of these larger bikes.
Thanks Kris. After 40+ years of riding all styles of bikes I still can’t justify the high price and ancient tech and components from HD. Yes, they have made some improvements, however dollar for dollar you are basically paying a lot of money for something mr badges.
Fair enough, it's hard to argue with that! That's why I like the Sportster S, it's a bit closer to more regular bike money for what you get, depending what you're comparing it to.