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Thanks for the kind words, and congrats on your '08 King with the perfect setup! I've added a few practical options to my Road King, keeping it simple and functional. Take care, and have a Happy New Year 2025!

Hi! The 2020 model is an awesome cruiser, and it's great that you can customize it to fit your size. Greetings from the USA, and ride safe!

Thanks for sharing! The Road King can be intimidating at first, but it sounds like you've really made it your own. Glad to hear it's become your favorite-it's an amazing bike!

Glad I went with the Road King-it’s been amazing for long rides as I’ve grown into it!

65,000 miles is impressive! The VN900 is definitely a solid bike for short trips. I agree-a 6th gear would make it even better for long Interstate rides. Thanks for sharing, and enjoy the ride!

Couldn't agree more.

With all the rain and snow we had to deal with, the wind was just another challenge-but luckily, it didn’t feel too bad in comparison. It’s a beautiful ride though-worth the effort!

Great choice! The Night Train is such an iconic HD motorcycle with its sleek, blacked-out look. Did you know the Night Train name comes from a type of freight train that ran overnight, symbolizing power and endurance? It’s a perfect fit for this model’s style and performance. Enjoy the ride!

Finding the right lights for an older bike can be tricky, but there are still great options out there! Check out J&P Cycles or RevZilla-they often carry parts for older models and might have what you need. Also, consider looking at forums like HDForums.com, where other riders share advice on hard-to-find parts. Hope you find the perfect fit for your Road King Custom!

Let's go next time and weather permitting

Thanks for sharing! The W800 is such a classic with its retro styling and lighter weight-definitely a great nod to the British bikes of the '60s. I can see how the added weight of the Vulcan might be a challenge, especially if you're used to the W800's setup with ABS and a tachometer. Both bikes have their charm, and it’s all about what fits your style and needs. Stay safe and enjoy the ride!

@@CageFreeMoto I wouldn't call the W800 light at 496 pounds wet but is a lot lighter than the Vulcan and you are right about the ABS. The Vulcan needs ABS. Cheers

That is a great way to describe this motorcycle

Call me crazy, but during a group ride, we ended up in a forest with a dirt and gravel road that led to a steep 30-degree climb. My bike was fully loaded with gear as I was traveling from California to Virginia and back. It wasn’t something I planned, but riding up that hill was intense-and even more so the next morning when it was time to head back down. I’ve created a series documenting that trip on my channel. Take care and ride safe!

Glad it helped! Take care and stay safe.

Thank you for sharing your experience! It's interesting to hear how your W800 smoothed out after the break-in period and first oil change. That slight buzz at 3500rpm sounds similar to what I experienced on my Vulcan 900 Classic at freeway speeds. It’s good to know that with time and care, these vibrations can often become less noticeable. I appreciate your insight, and I’m glad your bike is giving you a smoother ride now!

@@CageFreeMoto My slight vibration occurs at around 60mph (3500rpm) At back road speeds (50-55mph) and at freeway speeds (70-75mph) it is smooth as glass. Even at 60mph I hardly notice it anymore.

Thanks for watching and your kind words. Have a very happy holiday!

@@CageFreeMoto 👍🏼same to you

Happy Holidays to you too!

Hey! Looking forward to sharing it. Was hoping you were safe due to all the rough weather, happy to “hear” from you!

Thanks for the support! I’ll be riding to SoCal this week. So, I have a lot to install before I head out. I am especially looking forward to installing those hand-guards :)

@ dying to see those hand guards illuminated on your bike! That’s a game changer! We’re having our CVMA Christmas party next month. It would be good to see you! Take care my brother!

Working on it :)

It was nice to meet this man and to be able to be part of giving him what he wished for.

Admiring those Victories, but pretty sure my next bike is an HD

Very true!

I have been on the grapevine so many times along with Tehachapi, have to be careful on both. Thanks for the heads-up!

Definitely a fun road!

They have sales right now and no code needed, good callout that I should have made. Vivid black is 50% off!

@ I added it to the cart and unfortunately it is only giving 10% off. I tried it with the King and Chopped. Also thank you for sharing your adventures. I ride a ‘22 Road King.

Never mind, the kit is only 10% but the tour pack itself is 50% off. Thanks again.

@@HVACpays I completely understand where you're coming from. That said, I have to say I'm really happy with the tour-pack and the hardware-it fits great. To be honest, I've had other vendors send me products in the past that I didn’t even make videos about because the quality just wasn’t there, and the hardware didn’t line up properly. I want to be upfront with you: Mocardine isn’t paying me to make this video or giving me any commission on sales. I simply received the products and genuinely liked them. I’m not trying to sell anything for my own benefit here-just sharing my honest thoughts for you and everyone watching. Your trust means a lot to me, and I always want to keep it real.

For a well built product for Harley Davidson touring model at 50% off! I agree, GREAT deal for Black Friday!

I’m glad you liked the video! Can't wait until they are installed :)

Yep, I can only find Black Hills Gold. Sorry.

I’m glad you found it helpful!

It took me a while to figure out what you were referring to... but I went back to the video and see it now... So True I never noticed that :)

People do the same here, this was just my first Poker Run and honestly I really did not know anyone very well. So I went at it alone.

I installed them on my 2021 Road King with non-stretched bags. Based on photos of your model and year, it appears they should fit, as your bags look very similar to mine.