@Meg's Motorcycle Journey I think someone was pranking you with that extremely long extension on the ratchet!!! Here’s a word about tools, the closer you are to what you are working on, the more torque you’ll be able to place on your fasteners! You only needed to use the ratchet and a torqx wrench socket on that sissy bar install!
@@AzzKicker-bz1cb ever heard of a torque multiplier? Do you even know what torque is? Longer lever arm helps apply more torque. How does being closer help apply more torque?
Good job Megan! Everybody has to start somewhere, we all learned at the beginning.. & good for you for even being interested enough in trying things for yourself first. Don’t let anybody discourage you or tell you otherwise! Good job! 👍🏻Can’t wait to see what comes next! -ian
Meg, you are awesome and gorgeous. There's nothing better than a bike owner doing their own maintenance and nothing wrong with looking hot while doing it.
Great to see people on the beginning of the journey . 50 years later I’m getting to the end of my biking journey (age catches up with us all). Down to using a Vulcan 900 and PCX scooter. This brings back many happy memories thanks . Happy riding Meg
That bike looks amazing and the color is really rich even in cloudy skies. Keep up on learning to wrench on your own ride. The satisfaction that knowing you fix and upgrade your own ride is therapy.
The low rider S is the best of the softails . It has dual disc front brakes which really makes a difference. The sissy bar is great for adding a back pack however they do make a riders back support that really takes all the stress out of your arms and hands. Great to see you are starting to wrench your own bike.
I love seeing you start of with something simple and basic like this! We all started somewhere, you just got the guts to put it on TH-cam! Great channel, keep up the great work!
Well done Meg. Looks great. Have a lot of faith in you seeing how you’ve progressed. Bike looks awesome certainly makes the bike with the sissy bar. Ride safe.
We are proud of you girl :) don't be shy about learning how to use a wrench :) we all have to start some where. Once you learn how to change your own oil :) you will save a lot of money.
you can pay someone to mod your seat pushing it forward 1 to 2 inches, cheaper than getting a riser :) you can get thicker foam to give you more support from behind your butt pushing you 1 to 2 inches forward towards the handle bars.
It is great to see you making your bike reflect your style and to see you doing it yourself is just fantastic! Keep it up! One day maybe I will see you out on the road. Also...as far as using the tools, everything happens for the first time. Good for you!!!
I trust your more knowledgeable friends advised you that in the future, when installing a part with multiple fasteners, you get all fasteners loosely installed, then tighten until all just start to feel resistance, then final tighten. Some installs have specific patterns to tighten with torque specs, but your SB would be fine with the general rule.
You did a great job!!! I dont worry about people that don't know how to do something, i only worry about those you are not willing to learn !! And don't fret, I'm almost 50 i don't know how to be a lawyer or run a successful business.... we all learn by doing !!
Meg, thanks for the good-humored and well done video. Best looking motorcycle mechanic seen so far. The sissy-bar does look good. Keep up the great content. Much love from Tennessee
that bike look so sexy with the sissy bar, i have been trying to find one for my Breakout for the past 3 years, sadly no one is willing to ship it to Australia.
Great job Meg. My wife (who’s also a new rider) and I first saw you on Ride Like A Pro and how well you did on the bigger bikes. It really encouraged her cause she’s on the small side too. The heat vest is nice add too for those chilly Florida days. She added the super low seat and crash bars to her Dyna and it helped. Keep up the great content! Ride safe!
I recently added a sissy bar as well as an engine guard, windshield and swing arm. Great job on installing your sissy bar Meg. Look forward to seeing your other mods to you bike.
Nice job Meg, it always feels good to work on your bike no matter how small the job is, the next couple mods you're planning will make you much more comfortable, sissy bar looks great
6:06 i wanted to trade my Breakout in for this bike, but i spent so much money fixing the engine at least 3 times costing me over $30,000 in repair bills i was not able to part with my baby.
Love the desire to ride. No issues with the trailer either. Arthritis in my hands make 500 mile rides very challenging. I would never get to see this amazing countryside on two wheels without the trailer. Tools like anything else.....don't be shy just get informed and jump in.
Good for you Meg! Nobody is born knowing how to wrench on anything. You live and you learn. Years ago you couldn't own a bike without knowing how to wrench. It was a necessity! Ride safe!!
@@timkilbourn5685 I don’t wonder, I’m a business woman and use all the “tools” in my tool bag to help finance my bike, bike mods, and trips on bike. I doubt many of the men saying nasty things on this page would pass up that opportunity if they had that option. So judge away but I’m living my best life and getting paid to do something I love. Anyone that finds fault in that isn’t thinking clearly.
I am not a mechanic, but I grew up around heavy equipment that my dad owned. We rebuilt gas motors, diesel motors, final drives, and just about everything else that could break on trucks and heavy equipment. I said that to say this. If you have friends or relatives that work on cars, trucks, or bikes tell them to let you know when they have something to repair or when they add accessories. Watching people work on things and asking questions makes repairs and mechanic work less complicated. I don't enjoy playing mechanic, but there are very few things I can't fix. Also, see if you can't find someone to show you how to fix a flat on a motorcycle. You may not ever do it yourself, but it is a good thing to know. I know coming from someone you don't know this may not mean a lot, but I am proud of you for wanting to do your own work.
@@megsmotorcyclejourney You are welcome. If anyone ever tries to make you feel bad for not knowing something it is probably because someone did that to them. I forgot to say this in my original comment I think, my dad always said there is no stupid question only stupid excuses. That was normally after I didn't understand something he did and I had messed up and gave him a stupid excuse. He was kind of hard on us boys, but he did teach us a lot. TH-cam does have a lot of good info for mechanical stuff. Also continue to ask those of us that follow you.
Nice job on the sissy bar. Don't worry you'll get better with practice. I find having a sissy bar is a must I need something to strap my backpack to when I go riding I tend to carry extra gear just in case I need it one trick I've learned for cold weather riding is to put on your rain gear because it's windproof and it helps hold the heat in stay safe have fun see you in the next video
Young lady nice bike. Beautiful color and sissy bar really adds a nice touch. Bike fits you perfectly. Be safe, I about get run down every time I ride usually by a cell phone.
I just found your channel. It is nice to see more weman riding and for working on your bike. You may not have a lot of experience with tools but at least you are trying. The Sissy bar looks great on your bike.
I was worried you had cross threaded the second bolt when you met resistance early. Good thing it all went well. Don't worry about the mechanically inclined stuff, everyone has to start somewhere. It's great you are starting something new and learning other things along the way. Keep on sharing the journey 🙂
The sissy bar looks cool. It feels good when you do your work on your bike. That vest looks like it would be a great item to have when riding in cooler weather. Nice gear review on that. Don’t be too hard on yourself about learning how to use tools to install things on your bike. There’s nothing wrong with learning as you go. A lot of guys learn like that too. So you’re not alone in that regard. And it looks like you did just fine. You got most of it done on your own, needed a little guidance but you ultimately did it by yourself. So, good on you! And as always, great scenic riding footage. Keep em coming! 🙂
Love the sissy bar ! It definitely looks badass. Another great video, I did chuckle when you was taking bolts out with the ratchet though but you still did a great job ! Stay awesome and most importantly be safe .
Very good, here is a suggestion when working on your machine. Keep a magnetic bowl to hold your needed items it can be places on your seat while your working and helps when in the middle of the job. Looking forward to seeing you updated next parts.
Great to watch you increasing your knowledge and skills. Thanks for posting.
Appreciate you following along on my journey.
I’m 5’1” - pullback risers were a MUST! 100% do it! Great job on the install!
Now that you mentioned it I was looking at your comment and then her intro was going in her arms do seem kind of locked out... Good observation
Thank you! I’ll keep everyone updated on that mod. 🙂
I just came on to comment she should watch your video on your (moto blonde) riser! Lol!
@Meg's Motorcycle Journey
I think someone was pranking you with that extremely long extension on the ratchet!!!
Here’s a word about tools, the closer you are to what you are working on, the more torque you’ll be able to place on your fasteners!
You only needed to use the ratchet and a torqx wrench socket on that sissy bar install!
@@AzzKicker-bz1cb ever heard of a torque multiplier? Do you even know what torque is? Longer lever arm helps apply more torque. How does being closer help apply more torque?
Great job Meg! You did good on installing your sissy bar. 👍😁😉
Sissy bar looks GOOD ! Installation was entertaining .... but hey ... we all gotta start somewhere. THANKS for sharing !
Thank you! I'm happy to make fun of myself as well. lol
Good job Megan! Everybody has to start somewhere, we all learned at the beginning.. & good for you for even being interested enough in trying things for yourself first.
Don’t let anybody discourage you or tell you otherwise!
Good job! 👍🏻Can’t wait to see what comes next!
-ian
Thank you! I appreciate the encouragement! 😊
Welcome to the TH-cam motovlogging world! Great job, look forward to your adventures!
Thank you! Appreciate you following along.
Good job. It’s a great start. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Meg, you are awesome and gorgeous. There's nothing better than a bike owner doing their own maintenance and nothing wrong with looking hot while doing it.
Aww thanks!
The appearance of the bike is so pretty and cool. The speeding video is really cool. Thank you. From South Korean TH-camr Woongkham.💓💓💓👍👍👍
Thank you!
The bike looks good. I still invest in the front engine crash bar/ highway peg. Then you have a place to rest your feet.
I do actually think I want to do that eventually. I'll add it to my list of mods. :)
Very cool! Sissy bar looks amazing. Well done with the install.
Thank you! I’ m so happy with how it turned out. 😊
Your bike is evolving into your bike nicely! Thanks for sharing! 😎👍
Thank you! Appreciate the kind words.
I don't think the cameraman gets enough kudos! Good job, sir. P.S The sissy bar looks nice.
Haha. I’ll let him know.
What was she doing? Distracted.
Hi, Meg, found you on Jerry's channel and am going to enjoy watching your development! Ride safe and keep the rubber down!!
Thank you! Appreciate you following along.
She's developed really beautiful.
That is were I found out about Meg.
@@myjudge45410 I’m so glad you guys found me! 😊 Jerry is great!
You rock girl. Hope to run into you someday here in Maryland
Great to see people on the beginning of the journey .
50 years later I’m getting to the end of my biking journey (age catches up with us all). Down to using a Vulcan 900 and PCX scooter.
This brings back many happy memories thanks .
Happy riding Meg
That bike looks amazing and the color is really rich even in cloudy skies. Keep up on learning to wrench on your own ride. The satisfaction that knowing you fix and upgrade your own ride is therapy.
Agreed! Thanks for the support and for following along.
The low rider S is the best of the softails . It has dual disc front brakes which really makes a difference. The sissy bar is great for adding a back pack however they do make a riders back support that really takes all the stress out of your arms and hands. Great to see you are starting to wrench your own bike.
Thank you! I love this bike. Appreciate you watching.
7:11 "it came in a box"! Damn!
I love seeing you start of with something simple and basic like this! We all started somewhere, you just got the guts to put it on TH-cam! Great channel, keep up the great work!
Thank you! Appreciate the kind words.
Well done Meg. Looks great. Have a lot of faith in you seeing how you’ve progressed. Bike looks awesome certainly makes the bike with the sissy bar. Ride safe.
Thank you and same to you! Appreciate the support. 🙂
We are proud of you girl :) don't be shy about learning how to use a wrench :) we all have to start some where. Once you learn how to change your own oil :) you will save a lot of money.
It’s coming. Hahaha
@@megsmotorcyclejourney if you change your own oil regularly your bike will last a life time.
you can pay someone to mod your seat pushing it forward 1 to 2 inches, cheaper than getting a riser :) you can get thicker foam to give you more support from behind your butt pushing you 1 to 2 inches forward towards the handle bars.
I think that angle would hurt my knees. I like being a bit further back. But it is a good idea!
I do love the attention to detail with having the 🌹 on sissy bar matching your tank!!
Thank you!!! It’s the fashionista in me 😜
It is great to see you making your bike reflect your style and to see you doing it yourself is just fantastic! Keep it up! One day maybe I will see you out on the road. Also...as far as using the tools, everything happens for the first time. Good for you!!!
Gratuitous T&A
I trust your more knowledgeable friends advised you that in the future, when installing a part with multiple fasteners, you get all fasteners loosely installed, then tighten until all just start to feel resistance, then final tighten. Some installs have specific patterns to tighten with torque specs, but your SB would be fine with the general rule.
Yes, Actually, I cut that part out of them telling me just that. LOL. It was a longer and much more painful video to watch. Thanks for the suggestion.
You did a great job!!! I dont worry about people that don't know how to do something, i only worry about those you are not willing to learn !! And don't fret, I'm almost 50 i don't know how to be a lawyer or run a successful business.... we all learn by doing !!
Thank you so much for the kind words! I appreciate you following along.
Meg, thanks for the good-humored and well done video. Best looking motorcycle mechanic seen so far. The sissy-bar does look good. Keep up the great content. Much love from Tennessee
Aww thank you so much for following along and for the kind words.
that bike look so sexy with the sissy bar, i have been trying to find one for my Breakout for the past 3 years, sadly no one is willing to ship it to Australia.
Ugh. Really? That sucks
Well hell let me know what you want and I'll send it to you? Why won't they ship to Australia??
@@cliffordbrown1639 i have a 2016 breakout the last twin cam version do you have one that will fit my bike?
@@HarleyBreakoutGuy I don't but if you get me all the info I can see if I can locate one for you??
Maybe you can make a friend here in the United States and have them ship you one for your ride.
Great job, I would have started a 4 screws before I tightened anything
Thank you! I may do just that. 😊
Great job Meg.
My wife (who’s also a new rider) and I first saw you on Ride Like A Pro and how well you did on the bigger bikes. It really encouraged her cause she’s on the small side too. The heat vest is nice add too for those chilly Florida days.
She added the super low seat and crash bars to her Dyna and it helped. Keep up the great content!
Ride safe!
Aww I’m so glad. We appreciate your support. So glad you enjoy the channel and congratulations to your wife! You go girl.
I'm absolutely loving this countryside out your way.
Good looking Sissy, does the bike proud.
Thank you! I think it looks even better than I thought it would. 🙂
Meg, with you in the scenery everywhere looks good! You did a fine job installing the sissy bar which looks great by the way.
Aww thank you! I’m really happy with how it turned out!
Good job nothing to be scared of you can’t hurt them..however I would use blue loctite
Thank you for the suggestion!
The paint job on your bike is awesome...and I like what you did with the sissy bar!!
I recently added a sissy bar as well as an engine guard, windshield and swing arm. Great job on installing your sissy bar Meg. Look forward to seeing your other mods to you bike.
Looks great! Louder pipes are a must, can't wait to see what you do next.
Yes! It’s on the list. 🙂
Please explain why louder pipes are a must. And I am a are rider
@@theone2be33 just my opinion, don't need to explain.
Louder pipes helps others know your there in addition to having that great Harley sound.
We can tell from that sweater that it is cold out. 😁
And to think that's pokin' thru 2 shirts and a braw😍
Great job. Sissy bar is a perfect height
Nice job Meg, it always feels good to work on your bike no matter how small the job is, the next couple mods you're planning will make you much more comfortable, sissy bar looks great
Thank you for the kind words of encouragement! I appreciate you following along.
Man or women, we all had to start somewhere . I like what I see so far.
Thank you! Appreciate the encouragement. 🙂
@@megsmotorcyclejourney 9 DC xc
You're a humble woman , I must say Meg. I can tell by the easy way you come across.That's a good thing 😁
@@ronmoore3987 thank you! I certainly hope so. I have lots to learn.
i want a sissy bar now :)
You should do it!
The sissy bar looks great! Never be afraid to try new things. Well done.
Thank you! I try to learn something new everyday.
Congrats on the bike, journey, and success in life! You’re crushing it!
Thank you! Appreciate it
Mom, lawyer, business owner, model and bike rider. You, ma’am, are the perfect woman. Your husband is a lucky man.
Awww thank you!
6:06 i wanted to trade my Breakout in for this bike, but i spent so much money fixing the engine at least 3 times costing me over $30,000 in repair bills i was not able to part with my baby.
I love the breakout! A friend rides it and it’s a beautiful bike.
@@megsmotorcyclejourney it handles like crap and if you fast on it you will end up hurt because the bike cant turn at high speed.
@@HarleyBreakoutGuy that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever
Love the desire to ride. No issues with the trailer either. Arthritis in my hands make 500 mile rides very challenging. I would never get to see this amazing countryside on two wheels without the trailer. Tools like anything else.....don't be shy just get informed and jump in.
Thank you for the kind words and for following my journey!
Meg, Great job installing your Sissy Bar, it looks great.
Thank you! 😊
LOCTITE!!! You have a harley, need to get very familiar with loctite.
How many should you buy lol
@@agentone8511 Just go for stock on the market.
Thank you for the feedback!
@@DarCHellmut the red ones are $11 in oreillys, I couldn't imagine buying like 5 of them
#truestory
This woman is the complete package. Any man lucky enough to be with her, had better recognize that, and treat her well.
Aww thank you for the kind words! I appreciate you following along.
gorgeous! and so is the bar!
Thank you!
Great install video. I love your sissy bar. He did a great job. Keep using those tools and you’ll be an expert in no time. Keep up the great videos. 👍
Thank you for the words of encouragement and for following along!
I dont have a harley, or a sissy bar, yet I still felt compelled to watch this whole video
Lol. Thanks for watching!
Always use Loctite , when working on a motorcycle, unless you want it to fall apart!!
Yes, my buddies helped with that.
Blue not red, unless you want it to be a big PITA later. Great call out Kurt!
Good for you Meg! Nobody is born knowing how to wrench on anything. You live and you learn. Years ago you couldn't own a bike without knowing how to wrench. It was a necessity! Ride safe!!
You ride safe as well. Thank you for the words of encouragement!
Meg, sissy bar looks awsome and goes w bike very well. You did an awesome job for first time wrenching. As always thanks for sharing...
Thank you for the encouragement! I appreciate you following along. 🙂
The only soft tail I see in this video.. is Meg! great job! the bike looks great.
Thank you! It turned even better than I expected.
Funny, I wear tight sweater and leather pants on a cold day when I work on my bike too. Doesn't everyone.
And she wonders why she got so many “followers” so fast. 🤔 not that it is a bad thing. She is definitely not hard to watch work.👍
@@timkilbourn5685 I don’t wonder, I’m a business woman and use all the “tools” in my tool bag to help finance my bike, bike mods, and trips on bike. I doubt many of the men saying nasty things on this page would pass up that opportunity if they had that option. So judge away but I’m living my best life and getting paid to do something I love. Anyone that finds fault in that isn’t thinking clearly.
See my comment below. Enjoy your day and ride safe.
I guess the Internet is about views and likes not respect. Play the game you're in I say. ROCK ON.
@@elvislives-gl4rv I think I can be respected for my capable mind and many accomplishments- that doesn’t mean I can’t be sexy and attractive, too.
Good job Meg! Great lookin' ride too!!!
Thank you! Appreciate it.
I am not a mechanic, but I grew up around heavy equipment that my dad owned. We rebuilt gas motors, diesel motors, final drives, and just about everything else that could break on trucks and heavy equipment. I said that to say this. If you have friends or relatives that work on cars, trucks, or bikes tell them to let you know when they have something to repair or when they add accessories. Watching people work on things and asking questions makes repairs and mechanic work less complicated. I don't enjoy playing mechanic, but there are very few things I can't fix. Also, see if you can't find someone to show you how to fix a flat on a motorcycle. You may not ever do it yourself, but it is a good thing to know. I know coming from someone you don't know this may not mean a lot, but I am proud of you for wanting to do your own work.
Aww I appreciate that! Thank you for making me feel like it’s ok that I don’t know everything.
@@megsmotorcyclejourney You are welcome. If anyone ever tries to make you feel bad for not knowing something it is probably because someone did that to them. I forgot to say this in my original comment I think, my dad always said there is no stupid question only stupid excuses. That was normally after I didn't understand something he did and I had messed up and gave him a stupid excuse. He was kind of hard on us boys, but he did teach us a lot. TH-cam does have a lot of good info for mechanical stuff. Also continue to ask those of us that follow you.
@@myjudge45410 will do! Thank you.
Thank your camera person for the good ass shots. 😍😍😍
🤣🤣🤣
I second that...
😉👍
One FINE MOTHER...
(Shut yo mouth)
🤣🤣🤣
I can see it's a bit chilly in your nrck of the woods, girlie!
🤣🤣
You're like a Super Hero!! lol, nice job and the sissy bar does look badass! Stay safe!!
Haha 🤣🤣 Thank you! I’m so happy with how it turned out.
Great Job !! Intelligent, confident, successful and a knockout !!! Keep the rubber side down !!! Stay Strong and Be Safe !!!
I really appreciate the kind words. Thank you for watching!
I think someone recorded one of my dreams.
Haha. Thank you!
you still need gear protection. No Knee protection? It cost $40 that could save your $$$$$ and health.
Hi Meg, much love! I love riding the backroads where America shines. Ride safe and camp when you can! I'm looking forward to your adventures to come.
Aww thank you! I appreciate you watching.
Great Video! Really enjoy you're rides.
Thank you! I’m glad. I appreciate you following along. 😊
You wear those pants well, just saying 👌🏼
Thank you!
@@megsmotorcyclejourney a little blue loctite on the bolts will save a headache later, thanks for the heated gear name
Great looking pants nice ass congratulations on a beautiful bike
@@edwardjustiniano8109 thank you.
Girl you're like perpetually perky!! #highbeamson! LOL!! And I am in no way complaining!
Lol 🤷🏼♀️
So enjoying this journey you are on!
Aww thank you! Appreciate you following along!
Meg - I forgot to mention , that was some really pretty scenery on your ride. Thanks for taking us along on your journey.
Thank you! I agree. Anytime.
bikers all dream of women like you :) girl can ride and wrench - she is a tool pusher :)
Come on dude think with your big head for 5 min you simp this all about me prvleged girl is a major bore
Omg, very “perky” vid 🔥🔥🔥👍👍
great job never to late to learn new things
I completely agree! Thank you for watching. 🙂
We all have to start somewhere! Good job on the install.....I really dig the color and graphics on your bike!! 😀👍👍💗
Thank you for the kind words and for watching!
@@megsmotorcyclejourney Your welcome!
Do be so hard on yourself with leaning basic mechanics, everyone has to learn some how and it's never pretty.
Thank you! Appreciate your support
I can tell that it's pretty cold...
Carrying the custom decal into the sissy bar is really nice touch to detail.
Thank you! It’s the fashionista in me 😜
Great job on your Sissy Bar. Looks great. I'm waiting on mine to come in for my Road King. Love the look of a tall sissy bar on a motorcycle.
That’s awesome! What kind of bike do you ride?
@@megsmotorcyclejourney 2020 Road King with the 107.
More of a "hey look at my body" than bike wrenching. Exhibitionist.
Lmao
And THAT'S something to complain about why? LOL
@@jayrovers because Johnny likes little boys
Nice job on the sissy bar. Don't worry you'll get better with practice. I find having a sissy bar is a must I need something to strap my backpack to when I go riding I tend to carry extra gear just in case I need it one trick I've learned for cold weather riding is to put on your rain gear because it's windproof and it helps hold the heat in stay safe have fun see you in the next video
Appreciate the suggestion! Sounds like a great idea.
Good job Meg! Your bike looks so good with that sissy bar!
Thank you! I’m really happy with how it turned out. 🙂
The sissy bar turned out great! Thanks for another great video.
Thank you!! Appreciate you watching.
Good job and I love the softails I ride one my self. Killing it in them pants too
Thank you, I love being part of your motorcycle journey.
I appreciate that!
Don't worry about your lack of knowledge about hand tools. You are learning and look beautiful while you work. Keep up the good work.
Aww thank you!! Appreciate that.
I never doubted you for a minute awesome
I’m very proud for you. I absolutely love your bike very badass.
Thank you! I eventually figured it out 🤣🤣🤣
Young lady nice bike. Beautiful color and sissy bar really adds a nice touch. Bike fits you perfectly. Be safe, I about get run down every time I ride usually by a cell phone.
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words. Ride safe!
I just found your channel.
It is nice to see more weman riding and for working on your bike.
You may not have a lot of experience with tools but at least you are trying.
The Sissy bar looks great on your bike.
Thank you! I so appreciate you watching and the kind words.
I was worried you had cross threaded the second bolt when you met resistance early. Good thing it all went well. Don't worry about the mechanically inclined stuff, everyone has to start somewhere. It's great you are starting something new and learning other things along the way. Keep on sharing the journey 🙂
The sissy bar looks cool. It feels good when you do your work on your bike. That vest looks like it would be a great item to have when riding in cooler weather. Nice gear review on that.
Don’t be too hard on yourself about learning how to use tools to install things on your bike. There’s nothing wrong with learning as you go. A lot of guys learn like that too. So you’re not alone in that regard. And it looks like you did just fine. You got most of it done on your own, needed a little guidance but you ultimately did it by yourself. So, good on you! And as always, great scenic riding footage. Keep em coming! 🙂
Thank you for the support and the kind words. I appreciate you watching.
Pullback risers will help a lot. Looking forward to the new setup
Yes- I can’t wait.
Hey Meg, This is first time I saw your videos. Super cool, I look forward to more! Beautiful bike. I love the color scheme .
Thank you! It was a custom paint job. :)
@@megsmotorcyclejourney Definitely makes the bike! I just purchased my first Harley a few months back. I am having a lot of fun with it!
Looks great 👍
Good choice, it looks great! Ride safe.
Thank you! Appreciate you following along.
Love the sissy bar ! It definitely looks badass. Another great video, I did chuckle when you was taking bolts out with the ratchet though but you still did a great job ! Stay awesome and most importantly be safe .
Aww thank you! I appreciate your kindness. You stay safe as well.
O. Yes. Great install w the sissybar. Looks awesome!🙃
Aww thank you! Appreciate the kind words!!
Very good, here is a suggestion when working on your machine. Keep a magnetic bowl to hold your needed items it can be places on your seat while your working and helps when in the middle of the job. Looking forward to seeing you updated next parts.
Thank you! That’s an awesome idea. Appreciate you following along.
Yes your bar looks awesome, and its all your style. I've moved my bars closer on a street bobe that I used to have.
Nice! Do you like it?
@@megsmotorcyclejourney love it!