Top 7 Sportiest Cruiser Motorcycles!
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Yammie Noob Spite needs to check out the Harley XR1200/X
As a Vulcan owner I can say yeah it's boring as hell. When you really think about it It doesn't really fall into a Solid category A bit peppier than the Harley boys ride but still not quite up to par For a hard ride with some street bikes and those are the things they don't tell you at the dealership my Vulcan is my 1st bike I've only had it for about a year now And where as the 650 platform is definitely enough engine for me right now it's just all the little things that drag you down over time But it came in at a decent price plus my options were between it and a rusted out rebel 300 At the dealership so I took it lol Would love to get my hands on a scout
Yammie Noob I just finished my first rental from TR. Bike returned in great condition. Was worried at first. Did it because YOU recommended it. Made a little money and made new friends. Right here in Austin. Maybe Spite will rent my Magna and do a power-cruiser. Only 749cc but lots of power. Cheers.
"The rarest bike on the planet is actually a stock sportster."
The video was worth watching for that quote alone. Thank you.
How do you expect to be a 1%er with stock? Lol
So the Scout Bobber is way faster than the Harley Roadster (57HP vs 100HP), has more sporty and distinctive styling, is liquid cooled, and costs less, but is behind it in your ranking of sporty cruisers. Got it!
This isn't in any particular order lol
I'd rather have a Victory Octane than an Indian Scout. But I'm biased too.
My wife picked the speedmaster for her bike. She’s going to be the only person not on a Harley in our group. I’m proud of her. And it’s a great bike I will steal every chance I get.
I'm not much for cruisers but if I were to buy one it would probably be a Triumph Speedmaster. That 1200 cc engine runs like a Swiss watch. I'd switch out the forward controls for mid controls from the Bobber. I absolutely hate the forward control riding position.
The Scout just has that absolutely timeless look and great price. The performance is also something a rider likely won't outgrow
My wife has one (I have the challenger) and i love taking it for a ride. The sound is great, you can spin through the gears and not be at go to jail speed...it's just plane fun. Only thing to check for if you're buying used is make sure the starter recall has been done.
5’9 150lb novice rider. Should I consider the scout?
@@davewilton3101 "plane" fun? Like flying a plane?
Plane fun…..sure could be!
I’d choose the Scout. On my wish list👍
Indian Scout for me! Second would probably be the Vulcan S
I cannot be happier with my Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber, I've put so far 3,000 miles on it and I enjoy everything about this bike.
Yes, it has 55hp, but it's also more than a 100lbs lighter than a HD Sportster, it has plenty of power and torque for the highways.
I removed the heavy and very quiet stock exhaust and put the Mivv slip-ons, it sounds really really amazing!!
Why did I purchase a MG?
Well, it comes standard with traction control (normal road and rain mode), ABS with Brembo brakes, driveshaft, passenger seat & foot pegs, etc.
Moto Guzzi has been making bikes in the same Italian factory since 1921, their very distinctive V-twin attracts a lot of attention and it is beautifully made, the position of the engine also improves the cool down (believe it or not even with the tough European emissions regulations this bike comes with an air & oil cool engine), and if needed for maintenance, you don't need to remove the fuel tank in order to have access to the valves.
In conclusion, I think every bike offers certain characteristics that can make it special or perfect for you, and I also believe that this bike offers a lot of value for its price.
🤘🏻Enjoy your bike & ride safe 🤘🏻
You got it . )
Ditto that! The V9 won’t wow you with it’s power, but the torque is always there when you need it. It’s not heavy, but is fine cruising on the hiway. That transverse V always puts a smile on my face. The tank is big enough for long rides and maintenance is easy.
I'm riding a breva 750 from 2003. Don't have the money to buy new, but i will buy me another guzzi if it's the last thing i do.
Hi I live in Australia and I have just come back from a 140klm ride on my 2002 Moto Guzzi Nevada 750, it's an easy bike to cruise on.
The bike does have Brembo brakes front and back, but has no ABS, no traction control or cruise control either
This is my first Italian motorcycle
Ride safe
I was close to getting a moto guzzi v7 iii until I settled with an Indian scout. I swear moto guzzi is such an underrated brand. I hope to add one to my garage someday. Personally feel like they make the best commuter bikes that have this weird boxy style of riding which feels inexplicably classic - and I like that
Last time I came this early, my girlfriend looked at me funny
You dont have a gf.
He drew eyes on his hand
And left ya
me too
@@davidjones-vx9ju bloody mad yanks lol
"The rebel 500 is painfully slow" Cries in Yamaha 250
Just need to keep the momentum up ;)
Sometimes I feel weird for liking all motorcycles... I mean if it's got 2 wheels and an engine, isn't that enough?? I even tried my 50cc moped offroad when I was 17 :'-D
Dude - that's how I feel although I'm primarily a Harley cruiser rider. If I had the money and garage space, I'd own one of everything!
The indian. The looks in combination with real power and the own identity attracts me the most
Same here but I feel like for my first bike it’s a bit intimidating.
The SCOUT is a good boke, classic-ish looks, but uses newish tech for a cruiser. Cool.
The Chief....lol.... its just a Harley wannabe...
Most likely buying my first bike next month and I am going to get the Scout.
can't get past that honking big carbunckle of a car radiator.
Definitely the Scout and Speedmaster. Though, it's fair to say the Scout shouldn't be on this list specifically since it is a muscle-cruiser.
Once owned Indian Scout, a lovely machine. Now riding Triumph Speedmaster, another beauty. My personal opinion is Speedmaster's engine is more refined and front brakes are sharper, while rear brake lacks bite.
I test rode the Indian Scout Bobber and the HD Roadster back-to-back and there is no comparing the two. The Indian was smooth and effortlessly powerful, with self-cancelling turn signals ON THE LEFT handlebar. The Harley shook and vibrated, had a shift lever that could not be reached from the foot peg, and had that infernal right-hand turn signal that is a menace to society. Needless to say, I bought the Scout and love it. I also need to call you out on your exhaust comparisons, because the pipes on the Scout in your video are definitely NOT stock, and I think that was the case for some of the other bikes, too. So unfair to compare.
I also own a Moto Guzzi V7 so I was delighted to see the V9 show up at the top of your list, and to actually hear someone describe the shaft drive as an asset (something which I believe, but can find few others who do). But why list the Triumph Speedmaster and not the Bonneville Bobber? I have also ridden one of those, and found it lacking compared to the Scout, but it should have made your list somewhere. If the MG V9 is a cruiser, then the Bonneville Bobber is, too.
The Harley shook and vibrated so let's sums it up then throw them all the way they're all junk... Yep I'll never waste my time looking at a second one how's your all the same right cuz it's a Harley they haven't changed them in 5,000 years the Egyptians were riding the same bike You by today
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I'm one of the last losers in my area to take the msf course on an old rebel. Her name was Valerie. It was actually one of just two cruisers in the class, and the last carb bike in the line up; I had the only fuel valve in the parking lot. The rest were newer, shinier, and more popular tu250's and one cool blue intruder 250. I'm glad i picked the rebel. The motorcycle incited the rider to care of its controls, as to not buck it or lug the engine. I started out as the worse rider in the class and came out the best student because i chose a beat up old rebel. She's been relegated to reserve duty now, in case one of the new suzukis gets crashed out or has some other failure. The tu250 is a nice easy bike to learn, the rebel offers a lot to learn.
I was very pleasantly surprised to see the V9 Bobber Sport at the top of the list. I have one myself and chose it pretty much for the reasons you mentioned. It has tons and tons of character (those shakes and rattles, to me, sound like what a motorcycle should sound like) and is a joy to toss around. BUT. I will note a few less stellar points in the interest of fairness.
1) The rear brake is pretty weak. You REALLY have to stomp on it to get some action. The single Brembo up front kinda compensates but I would feel a lot more comfortable with a beefed up rear brake.
2) The stock seat is hard as a rock. I had it rebuilt with gel but it still hurts my ass after an hour on the road.
3) The stock exhaust sounds nothing like what you show on your video (unless the US version comes stock with Zards). Your video shows a V9 Bobber Sport with a Zard exhaust (Cost: Over 850 Euros).
Anyway, well done. It's rare that motorcycle channels give much credit to MG. One last point that I'd like to raise is that MGs are completely built and assembled in Italy. There is no outsourcing to Thailand (I'm looking at you Triumph) or any other cheap labor country. Everything on the bike is metal and fit and finish is absolutely first class.
Proud Vulcan S owner here!!
I am considering the Vulcan as my first bike. What else did you consider and how did you land on the Vulcan? Did you change the seat? Thanks!
@@orezaian I was looking for a first bike with around 650 cc so that I could keep it for a while (2 yrs now). I liked the looks of the Vulcan S and it had a good price. I replaced the seat with a Corvin and did some other mods. You'll love the Vulcan S.
BikeRider Yes the Vulcan is any amazing , bike , fast, economical and beautiful ! I love my Vulcan , and hated my HD
@@chicomendez5324 absolutely! Two years with my Vulcan S and loving it.
@@BikeRider01 strange thing happened along the way to buying a vulcan. Papa Yam sold me on an SV650 :) that and got a killer deal on a clean used with all the mods. I still look wistfully at the Vulcan and am sure I will be a multi-bike owner in time.
What would be cool is if you found sound clips of the stock exhaust.
Way back in 1987, I purchased a 1985 Honda Goldwing Interstate. I was shocked at how nimble it was in the curves and how powerful that 1200 flat four was. Once I pulled up next to a 750 sport bike and noticed that at 55 mph he had already downshifted. I was in top gear (5th). He hit the gas before I downshifted so I just rolled on the throttle. He kept looking over at me because I kept up with him without downshifting.. I took the Goldwing to Germany with me when I got stationed there. There were places with no speed limit. I got up to 125 mph and still climbing and ran out of nerve.
I own the V9 . Been riding for 30 years and I love it!!!!
I really liked the Triumph speed master as a second bike for my wife and I. It has a lot of pros like ABS, traction control, cruise controls, all metal tins, classic look with modern tech, fuel gauge, good sound, and a very classic feeling engine. However we ultimately went with an Indian Scout because it has a belt drive (I hate chain maintenance), aluminum frame, better handling, more accessories, more dealerships, assembled in America, mag wheels, easier to clean and has the best modern vtwin engine I’ve ever experienced.
However if I were to get a motorcycle for pure customization it would probably be the Triumph Bobber. Indian and Triumph imo makes the best modern classic motorcycles on the planet.
You forgot to mention the fuel mpg for the master!
Triumph Speedmaster is my dream bike, unfortunately I'm still a student and I can't afford such a great bike. I still need to finish my studies so that I could buy it in the near future
So you like how my Scout sounds? 8:08 haha Pretty weird seeing a clip of my vid here! 🤯 I'm in Austin, if you want to hear it up close 😂😂 Great video!
For me its definitely the Indian Scout. Between the sound, power and looks, its the total package.
Just ordered one today
Good call on the Guzzi, fantastic bike!
I love all my bikes but Guzzi makes me smile each time I rides on it, without fail even b4 I crank up the engine ☺️
I'm too young to get a license, but your channel has somehow inspired me. It seems like a magical world, and every video you uploud is more knowledge for me, and more reason to get a license and start riding.
Don't you think you should be using stock exhausts for the here's-what-this-bike-sounds-like parts, especially since you're talking about bikes that can be bought new from dealerships today?
1) Polaris' Indian Scout. No regrets.
2) Triumph. No regerts.
None of the others.
Great video dudes and the Bach in the background is the best part 🤘🏼
Just bought my first motorcycle! Been watching your channel for god knows how long and I’d like to thank you for the content you put out
My favorite is the Scout without a doubt!!!
I own 2018 Triumph Bonneville Bobber Black (matte) and love every bit of it.
The rebel is a geek & the Vulcan is uncool kid. The triumph sits in the back row of class smoking while the harley steals everyone's lunch money. Moto guzzi is clearly the weird foreign exchange student. Which leaves Indian as too cool for skool
@WickedLee : I was with ya, with ya all the way, until " The Harley Steals ya lunch money!" Nope, sorry, he might sit at the back making a lot of noise but he has got Brittle Bone Disease and he breaks easy!
Yup but you can lean a rebel without scraping your pipes😉
I've always saw the Harley guys as the biggest chumps. They're the conformity is cool crowd that likes to pay extra because they hope people will notice their bike brand and assless chaps while overlooking their beer belly and squeaky voice.
@munchkin42 yeah but if you don't ride a Harley you ain't shit, so if you do, you ......
WICKED LEE obviously knows bikes. HD's do have that "cool" factor going for them, & if you are willing to pay that price to be cool, I ain't mad atcha. If you decide you want more bike for less $ Wicked has got your plan Stan.
I used a 2011 Rebel 250 for my MSF course. The clutch was a bit messed up and finding neutral was awful (never have had an issue on any other bike), but it handled well. I passed my course with perfect marks though so can't complain!
Sounds like your a squid!
Got me a Scout with Vance & Hines twin slash cut exhaust. It sounds magnificent and is a blast to bomb around on!
'Dearer than a Harley makes it a hard sell!' The Harley is a cheap Harley and the Triumph is a far superior bike! I don't own a Triumph and I do own a Harley but if it were not for the social side and my enthusiasm for the history etc, I would trade in a heartbeat. If I do serious riding I use my BMW. Some interesting bikes though.
I do have a Vulcan S But if I was going to pick another from your list it would be the Indian.
I’m so happy to see the V9 on a list, been drooling over it for a long time, just wish it made more power
Torque is the way of life, forget about horsepower. Power is for showing off specs that you can't even properly use. Torque is a stairway to fun. Stop drooling and buy a Guzzi. :)
It does now in 2021
If I ever bought a cruiser it'd be an Indian Scout. Looks cool, price is right and has a ton of power.
kevinsdb1 I own one and would recommend
I would suggest doing lots of research on the goofy throttle issues and the stall problems they have, Indians still have teething issues
I had the scout good bike. Had to get used to the power being up high. If you can live with that it is a good bike. When I went from my scout to my Dyna, the harley just felt much more powerful leaving the stop sign. But then it dies up top quickly.
@@Kyle-ue5uj my 2020 has none of those issues.
Get a 2020 low rider s
Rode a Guzzi 40 yrs. ago, the engine is a gyro, helpful in turns and being able to come out of them...
I really enjoyed this video, I bought a Kawasaki Z650 as my first bike, and as obsessed as I am with it, I do have a lot of love for cruiser style bikes... this video helped me get a better idea as to what my second bike should probably be, as I love the sport aspects as well and frankly don't have the green for a Harley... Thanks Yammie!!
Thanks for another great list video 👍🏻
Yo love ur vids! Even tho I only 12 and I love in the uk. Can’t wait to get a bit older and start riding!
Torque n' Beans No, 17 in the UK.
Guzzis do everything well, with a bit of charm/weirdness. And the are a DIY last forever bike.
I have a 2017 Triumph Bonneville Bobber and love it! thing rips
1. that killer Triumph, because badass midweight Brit cruiser!
2. the Guzzi for the weird factor and wicked exhaust note
3. toss up between the Sporty and the Scout.
I like the Triumph Speedmaster the best!! It is put together solid!! The styling and seating position is the best out of all the bikes!! The engine looks the best too!!
Absolutely!!!
Yeah, took my class on a Honda Rebel. In between rotations I would would do curls with it to keep my biceps toned. Lol
The Guzzi Bobber V9 makes it's 45.7 foot pounds of torque at a CRAZY LOW 3000 rpm! meaning it makes a typical Harley feel like a feel like a Honda CB600 on the freeway...
I have a Moto Guzzi Bobber. Its a blast
Its good old simplicity , easy to maintain, great fuel mileage. Frame mounted engine, you actually feel whats happening between your legs. I currently have 5 bikes i ride and have been riding almost 50 years.
1. I ride a stock Sportster.
2. I often ride much faster than my friends on sport bikes because on the road, it doesn’t matter. It’s not a track.
I really wouldn’t be looking to buy any of these bikes but if I had to get one I’d go with the Guzzi for it’s unique style.
Great content! Really enjoyed the video!
The Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster is on my Wishlist
Same ;)
Mine too!
As a scout bobber owner I am pleased with my ranking
What's wrong with the Vulcan S? I know they're not for everyone, but nearly everyone I know who's actually ridden one says they were very pleasantly surprised by how fun of a ride it is. Yeah, it may not have a ton of character, but for those of us who want the performance of a street fighter with the comfort of a cruiser and who don't have the money for a Vmax it's a bit of a no brainer.
Agreed. Also, it's a lot faster than people give it credit for, and (unlike most riders apparently) I love the fact that it doesn't sound like an 18 wheeler whenever it goes down the road. I personally hate the "sound saves lives" view, so that exhaust doesn't bother me.
I love my Vulcan s. I got aftermarket grips exhaust and a Corbin seat. This bike is amazing.
Vulcan S is Japanese engineering and has ergofit: those two points were enough for me. I did not need anything obnoxiously loud in the 'look at me I am an asshole' vein
@@canrule08 exactly! That's what sold me too!
Good lean angle. 0-60 4.2 seconds. Reliable. Doesn’t weigh a ton. Well priced. Fun fun bike.
I own a V9 and it’s the best bike I’ve ever owned. Plenty of power. Great riding position, awesome looks and it’s just nice to ride a bike that’s a little unique
Absolutely love my Bolt! Best first bike purchase I could have asked for.
Let's talk honestly: As an HD owner and passionate about the history of this brand, I say that the current manufacturer of Harley Davidson betrayed his client by producing this ancient jewel, in China, in Brazil. The result is that in my garage I have a lot of nice irons rusting and giving mechanical problems all the time. I also have a 25 year old Honda Drean (to go buy bread) without a sign of rust. To top it off, when I turn on my HD what I hear is a detestable electronic sound. For me HD died long ago.
That electrical sound is probably the fuel pump. Normal for most bikes.
Thanks for giving Guzzi some props. Really a good brand that has almost no recognition in the states. It was my first bike and it was fun and it got a lot of attention. At 450 pounds it will keep up with the harley 1200 off the line. That exhaust however was not stock. The stock exaust i always felt was one of the bikes weakest points. Good video though.
I bought a 22 Speedmaster this year and love it.
Love the scout - would like to try the Triumph Speedmaster
The rebel & indian are still the best looking bikes on this list.
As one who has had a 'Goose in the Garage' for 25 years I was pleasantly surprised to see the V9 not only on the list, but at the top.
The only problem, it ain't a cruiser. If you want a Guzzi cruiser, go for the California line.
RIP guzzi's whole line up aside from the v7 and their adv
I rode my Scout from NC to fort Meyer last fall and love it. It'll smoke all stock Harley's. I love watercooled bikes but the engine does develop a lot of heat at stop lights. Got the bike I always wanted after Hondas, Suzukis, Triumphs. 72 yrs old.
I like that you showed the Speedmaster with the cocktail shakers :) I have a 2005 America and its a GREAT bike. Too bad it doesnt have the cool shocks and breaks.
I love a cruiser that handles like a sport bike.😘
Vulcans sound like a Screaming Eagle eating a Red Vine while flipping off the local Game Warden.
Good video. Very informative.
Great video. The crazy thing is that I am now looking more at Saltire over the dealer in Dundee for the supply of an RE. Just looking for the right deal 😅
For the Speedmaster you didn’t even play the correct year and engine tone. Just FYI.
that exhause note was the old Speedmaster, which was a 865CC engine, not the new one, which is 1200CC. Also, you get so much more than a Harley, ABS, traction control, cruise control, water cooled engine, etc
Jessi Hansen - yep....spot on
Mike Sivrican - Yeppers. Just why I bought one. Couldn’t give me a “hardly”.
I agree, that is the early model. 2018 forward has a "Beast Sound" for the exhaust.
It's imho such a beautiful and calm, yet powerful rumbly sound. I love it.
guys, being Italian it's so strange to hear a 500 being described as "SO SLOW", here, in the land of ducatis, Aprilias, and very fast riders it's perfectly OK to drive a 125 as a grown adult because we don't really have to go any faster than 60 mph on normal roads and highways are really not needed to get around, and if you wanna be able to use them you could always use a 250, which is considered a great bike
lmao 125, my lawnmower has a biggger engine.
adults with 125cc are just afraid to get a fuckin motorcycle license...
125 is barely enought for urban riding, a modern 300cc is the minimum requirement for enjoy a motorcycle and not regretting buy a quicker one.
p.s. italian motorcyclist here
Da italiano ti capisco, ma le maggiori dimensioni del motore spesso non portano ad una maggiore potenza espressa in cavalli e quindi prestazioni da alti regime motore (caratteristiche che trovano più soddisfazione in pista che in strada) ma servono a dare al motore molta coppia nei basso-medio regimi. Questa caratteristica prerogativa di tutte le moto cruiser e di diverse naked è invece utilissima in strada, perché ti regala un motore reattivo e divertente, capace di tirare fuori subito trazione anche in situazioni di necessità.
Rimane il fatto che (pur sottolineando che le moto "piccole" non sono inferiori alle grosse cilindrate ma che ne sono diverse e per diversi scopi) 125 e 250 sono a tutti gli effetti piccole cilindrate. Divertenti, senz'altro, ma indiscutibilmente limitate
It's definitely situational. In the American west, it's not uncommon for towns to be 100km apart and the highway speed flowing at 120km/h between them.
@Raphael Gallo yes not very cheap, almost all people get car license and it allows to ride 125cc too, for bigger displacement you need the motorcycle license, cheaper than car license if you already had.
The most popular scooter are 125-150-300-350cc, the most popular motorcycle are much bigger in displacement, all top 10 most sold motorcycles are over 650cc, the most popular one is 1250cc
@@Tonyx.yt. fra ma stai calmo, quanto cazzo devi andare forte? XD
The bolt also has amazingly effective engine braking, i could squeak the rear tire over everytime jsut by downshifting so brakes are not necessary, my Bonneville has essentially zero engine braking. If i shift my bonneville all the way down to 1rst or 2nd gear and let off the throttle, I will sail straight through a stop doing 20-30km an hour, it will not stall or slow, in fact the revs will increase as if the bike refuses to bog down.
I loved my V9 but my Guzzi Audace 1400 is amazing. Faster than any of these bikes (9-60 in3.7), gorgeous, super comfortable, and ride by wire gives cruise control, 3 throttle modes, traction control, and it comes with abs. When I pull into a parking lot on bike night I'm not looking at 50 with the same bike I have.
I was sitting here like “MAGNA MAGNA MAGNA” and got really sad when you said no Magna :(
I was thinking the same thing :(
Love my vf750c (Magna)
I was thinking "VMAX VMAX VMAX" when he said no cruiser will hang with your 15 year old R6. But then he said no muscle cruisers :(
Same to me , will forever keep my vf750c ^^
Yep
The list is trash
Great video! I'd take the Yamaha or Harley.
Wow, a Guzzi to of a Yammie Newb list, I approve! From the 2021 model year the V9 (along with the V7) come with 65 bhp engines.
Nicely done video. Only thing I would have tried is to have more than just one bike with stock exhaust :) Granted Vance n Hines makes some great upgrades, but .... ah well. Keep up the good work!
God%! Love the look of the Guzzi!
Just wait until you've been riding one for a while. They take a bit of getting used to, but it's worth it.
The guzzy sounded like a step through Honda 50 with a triumph tiger cub exhaust
I’ve seen a Honda go off a cliff and when we finally picked it up, it started! We finished out a two day trip through the mountains
I laughed, snickered and agreed as you went thru the list.
I’m just honored that the Magna got mentioned 🥰
I feel so validated! Does this mean we are people now too?
@@andrewmapes8799 let’s not get carried away now. Can’t have your cake and eat it too
Your review on the Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster has my scratching my head... the sound clip was a different model motopickle, an older Triumph Speedmaster, not the Bonneville Speedmaster in the ride clips.
Very well thought out list, do we live in a great time era' for motorcycles where we need to list of several sectors of cycles. Great to see Moto Guzzi make the list #1!!! I have a 1999 MG V11 Bassa with about 65,000 miles, it has been my favorite motorcycle for touring and cruising. No mechanical issues but a few minor electrical problems but its 21 yrs. old and still a great bike
I am absolutely in love with my Guzzi V9 Bobber. I put an Arrow 2-1 pipe on it and it sounds great. It is a very easy bike to ride and always turns heads.😎
Do you ever feel the torque in an unnatural way?
@@missmygamergirl445 Don't know what that question is suppose to mean?
Triumph #1, Vulcan S #2, Rebel #3, Bolt #4, and Scout 60, instead of Scout for the final entry. Not familiar enough with Moto Gucci to include on my list; familiar enough w/HD to not bother with it.
I'm happy to see a Moto Guzzi at the top of the list. I am a proud owner of the Moto Guzzi V7 III, it's the little brother of the V9. But just as fun of a bike to ride and at 52HP and 42Lbs/torque and dry weight of 432 lbs it is a nimble bike that can cruise for 240 miles on a tank of gas.
Love my V7iii. Made it into a scrambler and literally climbed mountains with it. Fantastic bike with a dumptruck full of character
I would take the Guzzi! My brother-in-law who is 86 and has been riding for about 70 years still has a 70's model Guzzi! I have to mention that he was a Denver Colorado motor officer in the 1960's. I have owned only one of these bikes 2022 Honda CMX 500 Rebel abs! Loved that nimble little bike.
I own a Bonnie 900 it is sexy and fun to ride . Bee on the tail 3 times so far took the blueridge twice down there. Going to do it again real soon
Upvoting for the Yamaha Bolt (XV 950 for my European brothers) disappointed that the C-Spec (XV 950 Racer) wasn't mentioned, it has mid mounted foot control and clip on bars, making it better in the corner than the R Spec and more sporty, its the biker I plan on getting.
Best non-Yammy vid to-date on this channel. Well done! Also, that Moto Guzzi is the crowd favorite... change my mind. 😍😍
MSF on a Rebel 250. 😎What can I say; it called out to me as I looked over the mostly dirt bike looking options.
I took my exam on a rebel 500 and it was also my first bike! Really great bike! I miss it sometimes!
hey you guys could put the specs of the motorcycles like weight, torque and range in metric system also for non-american subscribers
@Rafael Becker. Americans live in their own world, not only weight, torque but the only country in the world still using Fahrenheit (invented by a German). That appears to be why when anyone dares to suggest that there are better bikes than a Harley, the American keyboard warriors are up in arms, wetting their knickers & bursting arteries.
@@chriscoplans916 I'll say it: Indian makes better bikes than Harley. Back in the '70's, the entire world (it seemed) tried to get the US to convert over to the metric system. We said, "Okay", then proceeded to only use the metric system for our bullets - that's how we are
I'm thinking of getting the Vulcon next year as my first "real motorcycle" Got a 150cc scooter right now.
I owned a V650 before my scout bobber and would highly recommend the Kawasaki. Great handling and motor. Agree with Yammers though it's not exactly full of character, which I learned I valued more than I thought I would.
BigRed, everyone started somewhere...
Friend of mine went from riding 50cc scooters to a Vulcan S. He’s loving it.
Happy to see the Guzzi make it to the top of the list, but the new V7 Special would have been my choice. Classic retro looks and more hp and torque than the V9.
Rode the V9 Bobber around Lago de Como two years ago. It will be my next bike.
According to my speakers the Vulcan S had the best sound... Yea you cant argue, you never heard it from my speakers
Gotta go with the Triumph, but why were we watching a Thruxton on the road while discussing the Speedmaster? Lol.
Also the exhaust they show is on a previous gen Speedmaster 900 with the 180 degree crank, not the current Speedmaster 1200 with the 270 degree crank he talks about.
@@chill401 Also the picture at the beginning of the Speedmaster section has rear shocks i.e. the old version
So where did the Thruxton finish in the list and was it the old or new Speedmaster that came second?
Is this your first Yammie Noob video? These dudes do that all the time; talk about one bike and show another random model.
Yep got to be the Triumph, goes well, stops well, and looks good.
Noticed you mentioned the Fat Bob. After 34 years of not riding that is the first bike I bought (2018 Fat Bob 114 FXFBS). Never owned a Harley before. I'll have to watch your muscle cruiser video.