A Great Entry Level Motorcycle - The Harley-Davidson Street 500
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2024
- Some people are looking for a motorcycle to get into riding. Well here is a great option.
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I’m 54 and I bought one as my first bike about 3 months ago. Aaaand I love it! Ridden it into work every day since It got delivered. Will upgrade to a roadking in about 2 years….
Nice. Glad you’re riding
For me, the Street 500 is where its at. Just a simple, entry level bike that I like. I'd genuinely buy one.
It’s a excellent choice in my opinion even though most Harley riders hate it.
Thank you for this video. I genuinely like watching videos where people are riding and just talking about their bikes with stories thrown in there. Once again, thank you.
Hey Ryda, here I am 3 years after this video came out. This video still holds it relevance for today! I'm 59 years old in 2 weeks. I've always liked the street 500/750 series for my first/starter bike. Thanks! Doug
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@@theinfinitryda Hey IR, ANY Harley-Davidson biker who looks down their nose at a 500/750 street motorcycle, needs a warmed up prune juice enima, to flush out that "stinkin' thinkin' " attitude! Before they got canceled-I do believe they were produced in St. Louis and WI. 🏍️👍🐻😎 Doug
Thanks for the video - Easy to understand analysis & story. Thumbs up & I’m subscribing. I might even replace my Buell Blast for this.
Great video for a beginner to watch a lot of spot on comments you make in regards to new riders and new rider bikes. Thank you so much.
Great review man. Thanks!
The most profound comment you made here " buy the bike you plan on keeping" well said, my 1st Harley used 07' street bob she's 3 yrs. Old to me and my son will have it when he gets older she's family now.
Tremaine Brittingham I preach that everyday
Awesome video, thank you. Some of us older folks also downsize to due to bad knees etc. Nerve condition in my case. I would rather ride this than nothing! Where I live 250's sell like hotcakes.
Bruno The Pug this is way better than a 250
Thanks for the video, very informative helped me weigh my options better. Ill drop a sub
Appreciate it.
That is an excellent option! 😎
great vid mate im leaning toward one of these or a honda cb650r
Great video! Looking at the XG750 street BIKE!
seems like an updated Buel Blast!
So many people giving the HD street a bad rap I just went and looked at a mod one to buy it sounds great with the upgrade muffler and seat. I am new to riding and not confident so I am wondering what’s so bad.
Great review 👍
Thanks for the video brotha!
Helped out?
Nice
This is a great video! I just recently purchased that same bike. However, can you post more in depth about what makes it a great leaner bike such as, price for other beginner riders, clutch, the torque, horse power and far as the maintenance cost of oil changes every so many miles/gas prices nto fill up and lastly like how many miles can the street 500 hold. Thank you!
Jamal Jones I’ll work on it
@@theinfinitryda ok Thank you Soo much!
I was amazed at how nibble the Street series is. I really love the lean angle on them as well. With some modifications they/they'd make great hooligan motorbikes.
Twistie Slayer I’d love to see one tricked out
I feel bad for people who buy a street 500 or a street 750 used and can’t take advantage of the Harley trade up program. Nice channel good reviews
crabhab true. But not all dealerships offer the trade up. But usually they will hold their value
Didn't even know about this option. Looks like my local HD offers this program.. Street 500 > HD 48 😋
I'm about to buy my first bike and plan on buying the 500 new and then trading up when I'm comfortable. I love the buyback program, it's awesome.
I went through my MSF in October and we’re in winter where I live. our season isn’t gonna start back up till about April but it gives me plenty of time to research which I’ve been doing since July.
I’ve narrowed down to 10 bikes and Harley Street 500 is one of the ones that’s on it. The amount of cc power on my list ranges from 110 from the navi to 500 cc of the Harley, as well as some electric bikes.
As much as I would love to go with the zero SRS, I am not sure I want to spend that much on a bike and plus it would be my first bike +1st electric anything. I don’t know much about electric but I know that zero has the perks but there’s also cons as well to owning electric. It’s definitely not a first bike, that’s more like a second or third one.
I have a navi on my list because it’s the only automatic bike that isn’t a Chinese clone. I actually was inspired to learn how to ride after seeing it. I haven’t fully decided yet on it but if I do get it I am going to want to modify it.
I learned how to ride on the grom and while I love the Grom I don’t know about owning a full manual bike.
Enter Harley Street 500 - out of all the Harleys I’ve looked at, I feel that this bike is one I could handle and probably wouldn’t get bored with because it’s not a 250 which is a good point you mentioned and it’s got enough power for my needs. I haven’t ridden one yet but I’d like to test ride one because I hear really bad reviews with this bike. Lots of people say that the shifting is horrible. It doesn’t seem so from your video. I’ve watched all the reviews of people who absolutely love this bike.
I’ve been looking at some preowned ones and I really need to ride one to really test it out to see if I like it. I did get to sit on it and rock it back-and-forth while it was off and honestly it felt comfortable. I liked it a lot so I’m really interested in checking one out.
The one thing I am wanting to do though if I am to get a Street 500 is I want to definitely put a rekluse clutch in it. That is an absolute must for me.
I think Harley has something else coming so you may want to wait
bar hopping on your Harley. Good idea
Everyone does it. I don’t because I don’t drink.
I love the video. I'm about 240lb. i'm a beginner so which do you prefer 500 or 750.
I am heavier than you. I own the 500. It does just fine. In fact, my 80lb son rides with me. It will still scoot with both of us on it.
im 5'4, and a beginner rider looking for a new ride? thoughts and tips for me for a bike like this?
Rigel Realina it’s a great bike. Not a lot of power. Is this the main bike you want to own.
The revelation of the identity of the woman in the story was funny and effective for the argument 😆
Harley’s May hold their value, but those front turn signals sure don’t hold their position. Those things are all wonky and asymmetrical. 🤷🏽♂️
Is It any good for weekend country rides?
Any bike is good for that
Here's kind of of ah noobish- sissy question..so for my first bike i came across shadow phantom 750 an every1 & every vid i looked into says its a great beginner back ..but for me the weight felt intimadating as sad as that is to say an so ended up getting rid of it,before getting to ride it,should i start from the dirt ground an be comfortable with like ahh'' 250? or is a 500 like this good,when i bought the phantom the guy really recommended i go for the 300cc or 500cc rebel since i have no experience,but i like harleys look of the street cuz they remind me of sportster an dyna's an the blacked out is just sharp,Basically you think a 500 is a good weight for a noob lol?
Depends on the 500 and how the weight is. Some carry the weight down low which makes the bike feel lighter. I’d say go sit on some and lean them some to feel the weight. The street 500 isn’t bad but you’ll get bored with it quickly.
@@theinfinitryda i'm pretty simplicstic when it comes to bikes lol.. the fact it's a harley is good enough for me lol , but if im ever good enough to where the clutch is just second nature then sure moving up in cc would be a thing,anyway i sat on ah'' street 500 yesterday an i could visually see the size difference from my phantom to that.I kinda liked that the tank was smaller between my legs, just fet more incontrol an they had a 750 of the street next to it too,they looked the same visually but i think the 500 would be good
can u compare the street 500 to the rebel 500? .. comparing to a 250 doesn't seem equitable
I don’t have experience with the rebel 500
Rebel 500 is a great bike. Quick and reliable; bit of a stiff suspension seems to be the only complaint.
I’m looking for a Beginner Harley Bike. I’m 6’1, 194 Pounds. Will I be to big for This Bike? Should I just go up to the Street Bob?
I have this bike. I’m about 6’1” and 190 lbs. It’s definitely on the smaller side for my size, but it’s not TERRIBLE. I kind of wish I would have gone a little bigger. Mainly because of its power. Either way, it’s a great starter bike! It will probably be my wife’s soon cause she wants to learn.
@@tylerheberling4524 appreciate the feedback. I ended up going with the StreetBob
hey I have a good one for ya. the bolt holding the belt sprocket broken on mine,, and melted my belt off.and I have had my head gaskets redone 3 times in 3 yrs, and ,,now the timing chain and oil pump had to be replaced and just found out the bearings in the transmission are toast,,and this is a 2015 street 500... and Harley wont fix or touch it now..and I had it inside. ..if outside covered.. soo ya...no...its a motorcycle..it should withstand weather...winter inside it went..so no excuses from harley to make a crap bike(from India )
It's 500pounds with 30 horses, that is Terrible most lower cc bikes will have more Horses, weigh less and overall perform better.
Thumb Thumb well I’d rather have 500 lbs with 30 ft lbs of torque that 300 lbs with 14 ft lbs of torque and a bike that holds its value better.
I found one for $2500 is it a good price ?
vbhacker yes a great price. Where did you find it. If you don’t buy it I will
The Infinit Ryda my neighbor, it has 4k miles and well maintained, my worries is winter here is freezing and I will have to keep it in a garage for at least 3 or 4 months, not sure if this can ruin the bike, as you can see I’m a beginner and this will be my first bike
vbhacker just start it from time to time
No gear indicator, No fuel gauge...how can that be a good beginner bike?
It has those displays, you just have to scroll through the options next to the display
This man said the bike was for going out to the bars and back...
Good way to get nice and dead
I won’t a beginner bike I’m 5ft 6 in 225 lb I don’t want to look like a monkey trying to puck a football if you know what I mean
I completely get it
What does your wife ride now.
Talon6551 the couch. Lol
@@theinfinitryda she gave up on riding ?
Jeremy not completely
@@theinfinitryda keep pushing her back on it at least once a week :)
Jeremy I try. I’m going to try harder
hmm just because a bike dont have a higher resale value you take it as a bad ride?? so naive..
That’s not what makes it a bad ride. That’s what makes it not as good of a decision if you don’t plan on keeping it long term.
Noticed You Didn't Talk About Price Compared To Other Motorcycle Brands, This Video Is Too Funny! Somebody Got A Kickback From Harley For Making A Bullshit Review!
Yeah I get no kickback I say what I say and honestly I don’t like other brands of cruisers much. I like their super sports but they all copy Harley in the cruiser department. Kick back my ass. Lol