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I noticed the washed-out ditch with the leaves in the road. You must have been there very close to July 7th. I road that route 4 times last year. I've been twice this year. I'm about 1.5 hours away. I've riden the Tail 3 times, going for my 4th in a couple weeks. I like the Back much better.

Friday I rode 466 mile on my new sundowner seat. I like it much better than the stock seat!

I like The Snake in Shady Valley TN better than The Dragon. Back of the Dragon is pretty good too.

A year already..

Hello from Athens, Texas. How do you like your new 2024?

Comfort before design? Amen brother! Thank you for the video, I got a 24 SG yesterday and have a Sundowner ordered, so this video was helpful.

Marty, I took delivery of my 2024 Street Glide a week ago now and I am really enjoying the bike after coming from a Breakout and Fatboy. Did your OEM screen have what looks like cracks in it next to the four mounting screws, I have raised this with the dealer but they are saying both the Street Glide and Road Glide have these lines in the screens. Anyhow I have now ordered a Windsplitter 5in screen for mine and hoping that those don't have the issue. I agree the years just fly by I am 68yrs young now and making the most of my opportunities to ride. Thanks for the review and Hi from West Aussie.

Ride the bike and rile it please shut the F up and ride

you can get a 116 in the Indian

Enjoy your new ride, I’ve owned both and currently ride a 24 RG. I think it comes down to personal preference.

How tall is the windshield you got? And how tall are you? I just got the 24 street glide and need to change the windshield.

that's cute

I'm enjoying your channel I'm watching this video now I just found your channel tonight and I subscribed I like to hear you talk and explain things you said somewhere between Roxboro and Durham yeah that's a little father away from where I live in Eden North Carolina congratulations on being a preacher hope everything's going good for you now got some nice motorcycles nice scenery too on them Country Roads is pretty yeah you're probably about 2 or 3 hours from where I'm at not exactly sure good luck to you and your family

I take my animals up to the vet at Stuart I took my little cat to get her shots that day and we rode up there I hadn't been up there in years I didn't know they were working on the road like that have a good day

I also live close to the Virginia North Carolina line in Eden North Carolina do you live anywhere close to that

Hey your video just popped up tonight and I watched it I was just up there on July 12th myself me and my family went up there a whole lot over the years there was another Lookout spot in walking distance of where you was at on the right side of the road if you would have drove up that paved Road to the right right below here you would have saw another Lookout space and a picnic area this is about an hour and 15 minutes from my house

Have the white pearl street glide with chrome trim. Just passed 1000 miles too. Coming from a multistrada but still very impressed with the performance of this bike. It’s a lot of fun and also versatile. Like the tech. Had a few issues with the screen rebooting which was fixed with a dealer software update. No other issues. I got tab performance mufflers with quiet baffles. I don’t want tinnitus and it still sounds great. Nice low rumble. Looking at the 8” windsplitter. Yes, the radio sucks but I have in helmet music. Enjoy!

I upgraded my seat with a factory option at delivery. This is a first for me as I usually fit pretty well in the factory seats (previously rode a Nomad (02-13) and then a Voyager (13-24), both Kawasakis and both rode more than 60,000). The upgrade seat included the cooled feature I find very helpful on a hot day. It starts off very subtle but after 20 or 30 minutes you can feel it definitely making a difference which continues to grow as you ride longer. Was it worth the $1500 upgrade? IDK. May be more of a novelty feature but it was one that influenced me to choose the Indian brand (how long before Harley offers their version?). It doesn't feel any different than the stock seat but I've only rode distances on the upgrade seat (test rides and showroom impressions previously). The Indian seat is much more firm than the Kawasaki seats but it offers good support. So far my longest day have been about 320miles. I look forward to your videos...you're good at this and make me think about things that wouldn't otherwise cross my mind. Also love the earned respect for multiple brands.

I admire the Road Glide and see its purpose as a great touring machine. The question, however, is why do ALL sport bikes have low handlebars.? Answer, it puts the rider in the best position to easily maneuver the bike. in fast corners. The body position is thus slightly forward hence leaning again :sporty, allowing for best weight distribution and positioning for weight transfer to assist cornering. The mirrors are in the usual sport position where easy review is enabled. Sitting upright is not the sport position. In fact with extended height bars the rider is sitting upright to slightly back comfortable for long distance highway use but not for faster maneuvering. Negotiating fast twisties is a challenge due to the weight distribution and hand position. Higher mirrors also prove difficult to use on the sport position.. Love the Road Glide for all its uses but for me HD made a great SPORT TOURING...................The Street Glide meets all the criteria.

That Harley Sundowner Seat is a good Touring Seat for the Money...I went with the TallBoy Harley Seat because of my 34in inseam...The Sundowner seat shoved me to close the tank...

Firm seat is better, windshield distortion is terrible. (Harley failed here)

Performance#1...Function#2...and last is Form...

This is on my bucket list. I am on the west coast and have road a place called lol pass. It is 99 miles of curves, HWY 12 between Lolo Montana and Kooskia Idaho. For one that likes curves it is a fun ride!

There several roads you need to try in that area. Cherohala Skyway and Moonshine 28 are both scenic rides each different in their own way.

I often go to Roanake (pronounced "Row An Oak") for a day outting from Roxboro. I take 158 to Yanceyville, pick up 86 and run it to the west side of Danville to catch 58 towards Martinsville where I find 220 north to Roanoke. Once in Roanoke I find 221 and run that south to Hillsville where I rejoin 58 to run back to Danville where I catch VA 62 south on the east side of Danville (62 becomes NC 57/Semora Road in NC) which runs right by my house on Semora Road just after Concord Church. The ride is rather ho/hum until 221 which is where the fun starts, unless you get stuck behind a long line following an RV. 58 is even a decent road west of Martinsville which is then 4 lane until Danville. This yields about a 350 mile trip for me.

Glad you made it brother

Thank you for these amazing videos, recently purchased my 2024 first harley street glide. Still getting use to it, first thing I changed was my exhaust, went the the Khrome werks slip on. It's alot better , it's not to loud, but alot better than stock, after ridding it for a week, my torque was less off the line, so I ordered so baffles for it and now it's perfect. I'm subscribered and look forward to seeing more videos God bless

Latin and Greek words are NOT in the English Bilble. Look at the original Greek and the Latin Bibles - AND THERE THEY ARE IN THE BIBLE! The Latin translation of this verse used the word rapturo. Same word for a RAPTOR - a bird that snatches its prey and pulls it up in the air. The Greek word it translates is harpazo, same word for HARPOON, that snatches its prey and pulls it up to the surface. The English Bible DOES teach the Christians will be “snatched away” or “taken” away up into the sky by Jesus, but it does not use the word Rapture - it just clearly DESCRIBES the event of the Rapture.

At 60 years old I definitely go for function.

I was at the table with the sales guy and his boss about to pull the trigger on that very bike when I discovered the dealer was trying to hose me--bigly. I went down the street and bought a 4 year old Ultra Limited. So glad I did. Congratulations on your bike.

When i ride a Chieftain here, it has a 1.16 engine, not a 1.11

Looks good 👍😊

Still trying to decide, but leaning toward the Street Glide. Hopefully this Friday my choice will be finalized.

I like both brands, actually many brands of bikes. I have a very bad back and am getting older. I switched from my Ultra to my Road Master because the Indian has a much better ride. I wouldn’t go back unless HD would have a better suspension than Indian. I demoed the Pursuit and that had an even better ride so if I trade that’s what I would get at this time. Enjoy your ride!!

Looks nice

When I got my '22 Street Glide Special, I think the first thing I got was a taller windshield. Then the stock seat had to go. I'm still working my options on that.

Tour pack looks really good 👍🏾. I went with the king tour pack myself. I did the custom Dynamics Lights on my tour pack. I’m subscribed ua-cam.com/video/zY6jDlSjZ0g/v-deo.htmlsi=Lhu3lS_zXA9rErPY

Definitely function. I have added the heated/cooled seat on my pursuit and lower lights, and taller windshield. Next up is a horn. The stock horn ought to embarrass Indian. That is really my only complaint with the bike. Also on the agenda for down the road are "lizard lights" for fashion (and some visibility at night) and a new heated suit. I am open to suggestions as to which is best. I have had a Tourmaster heated suit since 2008 and only had a few minor problems but given the age, I think it is time for a new heated jacket and gloves.

I no longer ride big twins, I ride a Versys 650. I lowered it about two inches, taller shield, Led lights, I had the seat modified and recovered, tail tidy, 40mm lower pegs, adjustable kick stand, booster plug and a complete exhaust system because you can't hear this bike even running after about 30 MPH. I don't want it loud just louder than it is. I'm 73 and it works perfect for what i do... I'm healthy and can still ride big twins, I just choose not to...

I traded a 21 CVO Street Glide for a 24 non-CVO Street Glide. The 24 is light years better in every way, even though I was coming from a CVO. The standard 24 SG is still better. The 24 batwing does a much better job dealing with windy conditions than the 21. The new screen is great and it only took about an hour to get used to the new buttons on the handlebars. Both of my bikes had the 117 but the 24 is noticeably quicker than the 21 and I am very happy with the cooler riding conditions. I did a couple 97 degree trips since buying the 24. Suspension is greatly improved as well. I'm totally happy so far.

Actually…You set the right side preload for yourself, if you’re taking a passenger, readjust your right side preload for your combined weight. The leafy side preload adjustment will be for your cargo weight. What’s in your saddle bags, the weight of your tour pack and its contents. If you don’t have cargo the left side preload dial sound be at zero

What was your total cost if you don’t mind me asking?

I used to live in PA back in the 60's and 70's, and always loved passing this place. It was well-kept and very elegant back then, like a little piece of England. So sad to see it in this condition. I imagine the hurricanes in recent years were hard on it, it was so close to the ship canal and lake.

I bought exactly the same bike last February. Got the same windshield and added Khrome Werks slip ons. I love the windshield and I look directly over it and don’t notice any distortion. Have 4,400 miles on the bike. Ordered a Road Sofa seat, but had to cancel the order due to my saddle bag guards. The seat doesn’t fit with them.

Peace up! 🇺🇸🌹✌️ Watching from the North Georgia mountains. Keep Riding

Love the review and love your new bike. Like you, I appreciate fine bikes regardless of their make. Be careful if you happen to ride a Challenger which would more directly compare to your new bike. The new Indian Challenger doesn't have the heat management issues you mentioned, maintains the Indian ride, and matches the torque of the Streetglide while bettering the horsepower. I've test rode them both and the Indian feels stronger but that's my seat of the pants impression. With you, I am concerned about the (lacking) dealer network for the Indian. EVERYTHING today is highly tech laden and that's all fine until something goes wrong. My suspicion is that not seeing your gages would be the least of your concern (bike probably wouldn't start in the first place). Keep up the good work!! Let's do one of those 600-800 miles days!

Marty, I watched a few of your videos on the Indians you've owned. They are great bikes. I've owned the Challenger, Roadmaster, Pursuit, Chieftain and now a 2023 Springfield. The Springfield is my favorite of all the Indians for reasons I won't get in to. I also own a 2024 Goldwing Tour DCT. When the new Harleys came out, I went and priced one thinking I might trade one of the bikes or add a 3rd bike like I've done in the past. The new RG and SG look awesome, but they have some issues. Most of the issues I've read about were not ones you mentioned. In any case, I hope you enjoy your bike. No need to go overboard on putting a number rating a motorcycle. Either you like or you don't and it's a personal opinion anyway. Take care.

Fyi, I have been in the "community" for a very long time and no, a name isn't necessary. I only name things that respond when their name is called. Best wishes with your bike and ride safe.

The salesman said that then it must be true. Wtf are you talking about.

Stop smoking stuff.