Top 7 Harley Davidson Motorcycles to Buy!
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Tri Glide is a mobility scooter. I tell the old invalids to have some dignity and get a sidecar!
My Harley has a whopping 67 horsepower, is 17 years old, is basically the cause of a global chrome shortage, handles like a rhino, has a windshield and the foot boards hit the asphalt when doing roundabouts. So technically it's a dinosaur, but what do I love that bike. I've ridden Ninjas, CBR's, BMW's and plenty more, but none made me feel the same way. With none of the other bikes did I get such a big smile on my face (except going way too fast on a sports bike) like with this one. I've had this one for 2 months now and I've never gotten so many thumbs up at a traffic light. If I drop off my daughter at school with it the 10 and 11 year old boys gather to gaze at it. And that's probably the best measurement. It's not cool or high tech, but it does induce a feeling that other bikes lack.
I feel you. I have a 99 electra i only play classic rock on and it’s like driving a time machine. As classic Americanna as it gets
Harley Livewire also seems to have that effect. Big smile inducer when riding and EVERYONE wants to look closer and ask questions. Especially the younger kids raised on tech.
@@AdrianAlvarado707Cali can I have some money to play with 😂
@@vanuelbaker3434 send me your Venmo
I ride a 92 48 with the 1200 kit I will never go back to riding crotch rockets the way my Harley moves off the line puts a bigger smile on my face than my 05 cbr 600
People like to knock on Harleys but there was no better way of spending time with my father, its how I got to know him really. You just don't see fathers and sons bonding over other motorcycles like you do with Harleys. I'm sure there is a father son sportbike duo out there somewhere you just don't see them often.
"A REEEAAAL MANS BIKE" this has become an outstanding inside joke in our club. Thanks papa yams
I’m 53 and finally bought a Harley. A 98 Electra glide with a carbed evo, 39k miles, very very good condition. It has a 79 vetter terraplane sidecar on it, my dog loves it!
Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel
Your "club" must be something really special.
@@jessethornburg5182 yes my "club" is very special
Amongst kids playing Vidya games, on little dirt bikes, the joke isn't "inside" as much as it is on you.
I picked up a 2022 low rider s a month ago best decision I made in my life,
Upgraded to it from a z400
How much are they going for?
Come on Man ... What about the iconic Fatboy. Still around since 1990 !
My favorite Harley Davidson is the one that rumbles and is heavy.
You too?!
I have a 2010 sportster 48 and honestly its a pretty fun bike to bop around on. Is it the best bike in the world? No of course not but its still pretty fun and looks cool.
Just started passed my msf at the end of January and started riding my 2022 Rebel 1100 manual in February. Car died a week after passing the msf. Since then I've put over 10k miles on the Rebel. Rain mode until 3.5k miles, swapped from standard to sport at 8.5k miles. Did several "upgrades" to the bike to get better exhaust note and make the bike more comfortable to ride. Still plan on doing a few more things when I can.
On 7-8-22, I went and picked up a 2022 Road Glide Standard. I just hit 1k miles on it yesterday. Brought it to a shop with excellent reviews in Willis TX for it's initial service. So far, I absolutely love it. Just like the Rebel, there are things I want to upgrade and change.
I am so glad I started watching y'alls videos. They have helped a lot to learn and get a few chuckles. Thanks for the great content and keep it up.
On a side note, I am but a humble local truck driver out of Houston. I don't make dentist money, just bad financial decisions. 😅
What do you like better?
Yammie should have actually left the Pan Am off the list on purpose, just to get his reaction....then add it in later.
Well unlike the other offerings, he did forget to mention the Pan Am's MSRP...maybe he'll add it later...
Damn... really wish I'd see the Fat Boy somewhere in that list... to me, the older models are the definition of how a motorcycle should look like
A Fat Boy with a fat tire kit is one of the coolest looking bikes ever.
Just got into a second hand fat boy. I’m a sucker for cruisers so I’m kind of bias. But good lord, you almost look for store fronts to drive by so you can see the reflection
I got a used 2009 XR1200 as my second bike after talking myself out of an Indian FTR because of its retail price. I recall feeling like a kid turning on that XR and taking it down some local streets. Put close to 5,000 miles on mine since purchasing it in April.
Funny thing is I never envisioned myself owning a Harley when I got into riding three years ago and I'm still very happy with my SCR950 as my daily. You just find the right one for you!
I ride an 01 fxd, love it, at this point its a classic. Always getting looks and offers.
Everyone knows the best starter bike is a Road King Special. All the power of the 114, 2 bags, and none of the unnecessary fairing farkles. Hell yeah!
I love mine! It’s my first bike. I am about to buy a GSX R750 to have something a little more nimble and easy to move around on, but I’m keeping the Harley! Love it.
Enjoyed this video! Being 69 years old, my only Motorcycle is my 1983 Harley Davidson FXWG. Bought brand new. It survived my tour in Japan 1987-89 and the Philippines 1989-92. It survived Pinatubo and It is my reliable steed.
Did you ship it around?
@@chrispekel5709 the Navy did.
Got a super glide custom 1½-2 months ago (had my license for a month) love this thing!
Got my license on some adventure bike, was fun but i like the cruisers better.
Do admited my experiences with different bikes are limited, "the best" and "fun" is not always the same.
Get what makes you happy!
2l dirt bike or 125cc sports bike, it's your ride!
Ride safe!
i have a 2020 low rider s. Great platform, painted mine pruple. went stage one. got a two up saddleman and sissy bar in the back.risers led lighting etc Got a fatbob rear shock on the cheap off ebay and adjusted it a little stiffer and she goes well. Will never turn like my fz 09 but petering out at 120 mph has saved me from speeding tickets and has changed the way i ride for the better in terms of safety. Totally changed my whole view on cruisers. Might get a ftm 890 adv r when i move out of the US for some eastern euro touring
I think once you hit 50ish, its inevitable to add a Harley to your collection. My rides started in '85 with my Kenny Roberts RZ350. For all you youngings, that was a street legal two-stroke rocket.
I graduated in '89. Some kid in school had one of those. First and last time I ever saw one. Cool bike though.
My stepdad always tells me of his RZ350 only motorcycle he bought new . Had a few accidents on it , one almost killed him . Would love to pick one up one day .
@@davidseminario6219 To finish the job?
@@davidmac3290 died of lung cancer 3 months ago actually
That's when you go adv or sport touring.
I just traded in my 2011 Honda Shadow Aero for a 2019 Street Bob. I just loved it after riding it, it was the bike for me.
I have a 2022 Low Rider S. I had been debating selling it but I recently fell in love with it again. I’m happy to have a 2020 Speed Triple RS for performance though.
I just got a 22 low rider s a month ago been loving it, but I feel like In the future ima def get another naked bike so I can ride that around for fun when I don’t feel like taking out the low rider s
I really wanted one of those but 20k was a lot more than I had to spend lol
I test rode many of the newest HD models the sportster s and the low rider s were my 2 favs based on looks and performance but I really enjoyed the new heritage feel and looks hated the road king and the other big touring bikes but those 3 were great I just couldn't spend the money on none of it but also the sportster s begged for hooligan behavior with how the torque feels on that thing it was a little rocket I needed off of it before I broke every law possible during my test ride lol
What was the price? Im thinking of getting one as my first harley, im tired of sport bikes
After 2 sportsters I bobbed and a softail springer, I went back to a vfr 800, then a v-strom (not an adv dad, I found), an fz1, and finally settled in on an fz09. Mid life crisis, maybe... but I don't see myself ever going back to a HD. If I get too old to flick into the corners and hoon the occasional nooner its probably time to call it quits.
lol......Great video! I just discovered your channel and at 75 years old, I'm still riding. You hit the nail on the head describing the HD bikes and riders. I've always owned metric bikes and these days, my ride is a Honda Valkyrie 1500C f6 standard... Thanks for posting..
I got my first bike back in February and I don't care if it's a 20-year-old, 67-horsepower pachyderm of a Dyna. I have tons of fun on my 88ci twin cam and I love the look of it
Still have my 1995 Harley fxstsb springer softail. Shares the garage with my 04 GSXR750 and my Ktm 690 enduro r. One thing I’ve noticed is for some reason when I ride the Harley to bike shows I always get a better parking spot 😳
I've got 3 sportsters. Perfect for riding around town. My 2019 Iron is rawhide denim and everytime I park it out somewhere a few people comment about how nice it looks.
I've got a 91 bmw k100 that absolutely torches most of my friends that ride big Harleys out on the highway, but I don't enjoy riding it just bopping around town like any of my sportsters and it doesn't get the compliments as my 883 Iron.
“Matte black lane splitter helmet, denim vest, jeans and vans.” Had a good laugh cause that’s me… I ride a sporty though.
I got the Nighster 975, I love it. Started from a Ninja 400 and wanted to try a bigger bike (I'm 6'1" with lanky legs) and my HD fit the bill. I've thought about Rebels and Vulcans but the sizes wouldn't work out. Rebel was too small for me and the Vulcan was too long for my garage. And all the other HDs I wasn't too big a fan of, either they were air cooled or too heavy. Then they HD came out with the Nightster and it fit all my wants. It had mid controls, it fit my small garage spot, it makes good power, it wasn't air cooled, and only weighed iirc 80lbs more than a Ninja. Its nimble, quick, I feel like I fit on the bike, it was awesome after taking it on the test ride. The only downside really for me besides price is wind buffeting, lack of cruise control, and aftermarket (it's new so I'm just waiting for it to build up).
Windscreen and you can buy a manual cruise control thingy
So, what's the good Harley to buy? Glad you make this video Yammie
I feel like this entire show was Papa Yam trolling. And i'm here for it. :)
That's because he was!
As an owner of an RE Bullet - I love you used an Interceptor for this vid!
Really considering trading my 2011 dyna street bob for the new low rider st. Would look amazing parked next to my z900 in the garage, which gets hardly a second glance from people compared to the dyna.
I rode that bike. It was excellent.
Woooohhhhhhooooo what happened with this channel xD. A whole video tribute to Harley-Davidson ;). What kind of sorcery is this :D?
Picked up a street bob this summer. Absolutely love the thing. The ride is comfortable and has plenty of power for my style, handles the corners better than any cruiser I've ever ridden, and fits that stripped down look I like. I hate the chrome look, so it fit the bill.
How does it feel on the Highway? Only ever had naked bikes but looking for something more chill and comfortable.
@@dumpsterfire138 Feels just fine. Haven't had issues at any speed.
Got a low miles 2018 with a stage 1, bars, Springer seat this summer, just love it, looking at the cam that will give it 111HP bolt in, doesn't really need it tho. Our other bike 05 TC88, so the Street bob is my hop on and go, GSXR 3rd bike, but almost 50 and that ride position, tough on neck..anyways, love the Streetbob!
Funny you made this video since I just picked up my first Harley this weekend. A street glide.
Not a lifetime HD rider but have had at least one in my garage since 1988 alongside other brand and types to scratch other itches. Just traded a 2019 Heritage Special in on a 2022 Pan America Special. I agree with you 💯 percent this bike is the future of HDs continued existence and success.
The shade and wisecracks are fantastic. *chef's kiss*
I haven’t been watching for very long but I love the channel
I just bought my first motorcycle which happened to be a Harley 2 days ago and I’m just relieved it was on this list.
The voice change when you hit the Bagger category was fucking hilarious lmao
Honestly for those willing to forego new, the Sportster Roadster is essentially a 48 with drag bars, inverted forks, dual front disc, etc. Significantly better front end performance for essentially the same price used.
And FWIW, id definitely consider trading my '17 Road King Special 107 for a PanAm. Well, either that or snag an old TL1000 or SV1000 to rustle my jimmies.
Yamster, just curious, but have you actually rode one of the touring frame Harleys? (Road Glide, Street Glide, Road King). I feel like I've watched quite a bit of your content but there is nothing like actually swinging a leg over a bike to really make a good list like this. I think if you spent some time on a Road Glide (for example) you'll understand the appeal of crushing miles on one.
Awesome. Road Glide Special is the way.
Creed and 3 doors down is just funny. And true.
My Harley made it onto a Yammie list video?! That's the purchase confirmation I've been waiting for baby!!!!
Which one?
I absolutely love my Night Train… such a badazz “real bike”. It’s not as fast or doesn’t handle anywhere near as good as my Scrambler Icon but I could care less.. It’s still a lot of fun to ride and gets a lot of attention. Chicks dig it.
It handles good enough and I generally don’t need to be ripping around more than 80mph… it’s all about the ride and if you like cruisers it’s hard to beat the feel you get from a Harley.
Ride what resonates with you most and gives you the most pleasure… we all like different things
Love my 22’ street bob, 100hp with 119 ft-pds of torque is plenty and after stage one it’s a bit more, either way I enjoy it
I'm over 50 and have never had the desire to cosplay as a pirate. The over 50 crowd splits into ADV dads and Harley pirates. Never the two shall meet. ADV dad 4 LIFE!
HEY!!! Don't forget about us GoldWing dad's!!!
Saw a dude with a dirty moustache, even dirtier mullet, and a pair of neon watermelon themed Pit Vipers. His Harley, complete with chrome ape hangers, was also painted with neon pink accents. I gave him a thumbs up, he nods and pulls out the vape he was sitting on, and takes a huge haul.
Couldn't have been older than 25.
Wow
Yam sounding like Shadetree when bagger time started
I have a 91 Katana 750 in the process of rebuilding, 76 TS100, and a 14 GSXR 750. My girl hates riding on all of them, so I’ll be looking at getting a Road King here soon lol
I have a 2016 FXDLS... I am not old either. 33 years old. I have only ever owned it and one 883 in my life. I have no interest in street bikes or going 180mph through traffic. Doesn't matter what bike you have, as long as you are riding and having fun.
I’d really like the nightster, maybe it’s just me but I think it rocks
Oh, it is probably an excellent bike and looks great too if you are into a modern style cruisers (I know I am, I love the way it looks). But the price puts it into a weird spot in a world where Indian Scout and Honda Rebel 1100 exists. If you want a touch more heritage styling while having a modern engine the Scout is spot on perfect. Or if you want to go full on modern styling and tech the Rebel is overall a better deal than Nightster. As far as specs go the only thing Nightster has going for over Rebel is the HD badge, Vtwin engine and eenyweeny bit bigger/longer physically.
That said if I ever get to drive one maybe my stance changes.
@@MaaZeus oh no doubt it’s fun. I took that little baby on a 15 minute test ride and I fell in love. With that said, the MT-07 or kawi Z900RS or even the Honda CB650R all come in at a lower price point, but the nightster has a damn fine American V-twin. Merica lol
for Harleys anything between 1970 and 1981 is pretty much worthless on the 2nd hand market so if you don't mind carbs, and hipsters you can get an AMF era bike, aside from having the coolest ride at bike night you also will never have to worry about leg day again because most of those bikes are kick start and never fire up first try.
Whatcha know about the first fuel injected Harley's? Say '07-'12, those bikes any good?
@@vaportrail226 they're really nice, but I've only ridden like 1 2008 sportster, I wanted to buy it but couldn't cuz money, but I would recommend
The Shovel head engine is pretty revered these days. And people are paying good money for the. .
5:12 looks like Bender from Futurama.
I got a Honda St1300, Yamaha FJR1300, and 2021 107 Street Glide. Love all my bikes man. Though I have to like my Harley more.
3:21 "Which club are you a member of?! Weenie Hut Junior?!"
yes Noob youre correct!!!! thats how we do it, telling everybody how great a dyna is and that they should get a dyna because a dyna is the best harley!
If you're into overt, low key tongue in cheek Harley (and their riders) bashing, then this channel is for you
I think Fat Bob is really good too.
I love Harleys and STILL cravked up 😂🤘🏻
I went with the Sportster S for my first Harley, it was announced two days before I was going to put money down on the Honda Rebel. No regret at all. I am definitely not keeping the miles down for resale.
The saddest thing in a world is buying any bike and not putting miles on it.
@@michaelconran5252 Well I am not having sex with the wife right now. I am trying to keep the rider time low so she is more valuable with her next husband.
@@MrEiniweini or, get her to ride. My wife rides, she had been riding her whole adult life. We dated in HS and get back together after 30 years. She actually bought me my first Harley when we got back together. This is what she said, " If I buy you a Harley, will you ride with me?" Of course I said yes. Up to them I was a dual sport guy. Definite keeper.
@@michaelconran5252 In truth, lucky you. My response was just the joke about not putting miles on it so someone else can enjoy that everything is tight and pristine. However you are right, your wife sounds like a keeper.
All the hits from creed and 3 doors down 😂😂
Damn it! The Road Glide rider definition hit hard😅
I love my street glide special *shrug* but to each their own
As a current and former Buell owner - until they - HD - can get that real - pass.
This is THE video. Thankyou for the light tasteful roast pappa yam 😂😂😂
best bike review ever
I love my Road King.
thank you, it helps to buy my next bike.
Hopefully you can redo this video with the Bronx included soon
Seems like your really liking that ENFEILD boy
Different folks have different riding styles and preferences. For me, the Pan America is the only H-D I would consider. Had they come out with it about 3 years ago when I was looking for a bike to replace my Concours 14, I probably would have bought one. Got a Versys 1000 SE LT+ instead.
ive had a sportster at first then i saw the pan ameircas traded it in got a 22 PAS and most say its amazing
Great video thanks for sharing. I might be an old fella (am pushing 60 on a non arthritic day 😂🤣😂) but the biggest thing for me has always been a bike or anything else in life has to be FUN. Saying that HD wise a Fat Boy 114 if I could afford one (Fat Boy 114s retail for over $36k plus about $6k on road costs here in Straya 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺) would be my bike of choice for those lazy Sunday cruises along side a Husqvarna 701SM and a mid sized sports naked. Image means nothing to me it’s as I said all about fun.
'Tow the line of poverty' this got me 😂 papa Yam spitting fire 🔥
My 21 Street Glide Special is black, with black bits and has more black.
What do we think about the softail standard these days?
Cool it is sweet I am going with the ORC
came for the content. stayed for the GIFs! hahahahha ! XD
I hear you about age and related bike type. Left ultra sports bike behind for adventure tourers - maybe next bike will be a HD, but I’ve said that before.
1999-2003 Sportster 1200s can be found for around $3k all over
87-early 90s stockish FXRs for $4000-$7000
99 - 08 Road Kings for $6k -$9k
There will always be a premium for Road Glides but rarer evo motor Tour Glides will do the same thing for $4000-7000 just slower and more dependably. Yes you can save some money by buying a used Honda VTX, Kawi Vulcan, Yama Star but why bother when for $1000-2000 more you can get something that you can offload anytime for a +/- $500 gain or loss and have a huge support system. Some boomer has aged out and will sell you their prized possession for cheap. Ride whatever makes you happy. Im glad I got over my hate of Harley.
:) Harley intro on Enfield ride ;) awsome
My last Japanese bike was an 82 Suzuki 750. I had about 10,000 miles on it when it developed a fuel leak and caught fire. It was fast for it’s day and, important for me, a comfortable bike for long days in the saddle. I had a couple of close calls riding fast in the mountains and having a wife and daughter, decided I needed to slow down. I after not riding for awhile I bought a new 1200 Sportster in 1994. I really liked that bike for just short day rides. The suspensions was crap, so I upgraded the fork springs and shocks. It had plenty of performance for my needs and I could carry my wife easily, and hardly notice the extra weight. It turned out to be fairly cheap to own. On slower rides I could get 50 mpg or more. The front tire lasted 20,000 miles and the rear, 10,000. I sold it with 60,000 miles on it and it had the original belt. No replacing chains every 10,000 or so. The only thing I didn’t like was the comfort. The pegs were just far enough forward that all you weight was on your butt. The only mechanical problems I had were a blown exhaust gasket and and leaking intake casket. All in all, probably the cheapest bike I’ e owned as far as upkeep and repairs, and it was easy for a non mechanical person like me to do some of the work myself.
After the Sportster I bought a 2007 Nightrod Special. Now that bike I could ride all day. It, on the other hand was not cheap to own. Even the front tire went fast. The belt picked up a stone at 5,000 miles and had to be replaced. I was expecting about 40 mpg but could maybe get 34 on a slower ride with a group, but 30 was more the average. We won’t talk about handling. With that 240 rear tire it was work on tight roads. But, still, I did like that bike.
Rollin my 2011 Dyna Wide Glide thru the canyons in Colorado to escape the summer heat.
(low hand)
Just waiting on the Bronx tbh and hopefully with the 1250 rev max engine
Good luck
I've always loved the look and the sound of a Harley although I've never owned one. I just sold my last "real bike" a couple of months ago, ... a '88 Katana 1100, ... and if I ever get another bike it's probably going to be something real small, although a midsize like the 650 Interceptor would be something I'd think about.
Get a Busa, Tim. Trust me bro you won't regret it.
@@vaportrail226 So, what is a real bike?
I did the same, decided to go with ninja 650. For a guy that's 59 it works for me
Im 19 and I find Harley Davidson motors appealing than the rouser ormodern looking ones and I dunno why. I dont even ride or knowlegeable about motorbikes but I find the design fancy and sexy.
The Nightster has my attention but the price is definitely enough to make you have second thoughts. And by second thoughts I mean laugh and go buy something from the competition.
Street bob has stupid bars, mufflers, mid controls so I changed everything.. 0-60 time 3.5 seconds.. and I love all bikes
. my fastest.. 2007 yzfr6 before they went to the smaller throttle bodies. 3.2 60... 6.2 100.. and I loved my drz 400.
could u make a vid about indian chief bobber conpared to harley?😃
I wonder if someone swapped some properly sized wheels and tires on a Sportster S whether it would be awesome
The Sportster S looks rad.
As a 30 year old Harley guy, I actually agree with the placement of most of the bikes on the list however I do think a dyna would've been a better addition over the lowrider. The dyna line is the bike that bridges the gap between a sportster and the big bikes.
Death wobbler.
@@sunsinger970 I've yet to experience it on my dyna
I love my carbed 2006 Sportster with 2300 miles.
I've been looking at Harley's but I just can't give up the better pricing and reliability that metric bikes give
This.... And more features for the money like quick shifters, 6 axis imu, cruise control and so on.
I was struggling with the same issue. As someone who's owned both, I think you'll be happy either way. With that said, Harleys have been reliable the last few decades. It was the 80s and 90s that were atrocious. I've had zero problems on my 08 Dyna and racked up a ton of miles. They also hold their value better than metric (could get over $10k still for mine) and the dealer network in north America is unparalleled. But the metrics have some great bikes as well. I love what Honda and Kawasaki have been doing making them more sport oriented.
Bagger is funny. When I was a kid (17 years old) we called them garbage wagons. Keep your Harleys.
I have a road glide limited 114
Its badass 😎
I know you guys said no more dirt content but how many subs to scramble a busa?
I love my pan am. Only Harley I’ve ever owned.
im loving all the old people jokes in this
But yammie wat about my road king, u forgot to mention my road king!