I'm a rider of 37 yrs and owned a few Harleys over the years and I can tell you I am 230lbs and ride 2 up all the time and I own a 2014 vulcan 900 and I can tell you this bike is well worth every penny,very dependable and not a slouch of a ride at all,,great bike on highway and wherever you want to take it,,you made a good choice regardless of what anyone says,,this bike will never need a thing but routine maintenance,,enjoy! For a fraction of what it would cost for a over priced and over rated Harley you made a good choice.
Welcome to the Vulcan family! I’ve had my 2006 Vulcan 900 LT for 10 years and the only thing I’ve done to mine is install a LED headlamp and a Mustang seat! They are enjoyable to ride, they save you on insurance and you get a hell of a lot of bike for the price!
Got one a few weeks ago. 2009 with just 900 miles on it for cheap… $2000 and change from a guy who wanted to get rid of a bike asap. My first bike ever. Today was my second ride EVER. Let me tell you this. I can’t give less than zero Fks what others think. I love it.
Bro, glad you bought the bike for YOURSELF, instead of for others! 1. inexpensive, low maintenance & good resale value--done! BTW, it's good to know your height and weight for others considering the bike.
Dude, my thought process was exactly as you described. Went from a new Harley to a used bike for my first bike, my son talked some sense into me and I’m glad I listened. He sent me several links, the first being a 2002 Vulcan 1500 classic. The next one was a Honda cruiser, then several more, even a couple of Harley’s but that 02 Vulcan, it was flat out gorgeous. I saw 24 different pictures and a quick walk around video. I’m going through MSF now so no license and not exactly skilled or knowledgeable in bikes do I sent my son to see how it looks, runs and rides. I gave him an envelope with the cash and told him go with your gut. Only get it if your sure. It’s been sitting in my driveway for 2 days, it’s so close yet so far. My MSF evaluation is on 10/22. I hope to be on that bike on 10/23. I am THRILLED for you and for me. It’s been a year for you now, I hope all is well.
Congratulations man. You made a great choice!! Your young, and I can imagine you will have many different motorcycles in your lifetime, so enjoy this one until your ready to make a change. Best of luck to you and be safe !!
The only way to be happy. I own 2 900's and have 4 times more fun than a HD owner who drains his account every time he go for service or... have abnormal issieus on his HD.
Great bike, I bought a 2007 Kawasaki Vulcan custom as a first bike a couple months ago, no maintenance, I love it. Congrats on yours a beautiful bike built to last unlike Harleys which always break down.
I bought a new VN900 classic in 2011. I haven’t treated it the best in regards to keeping it out of the weather but it never let me down. Fuel injection, comfort, classic style and the build quality for such a great price. I worried about the high rpm for long trips but these bikes are built for it. I’m at 35k miles. I rebuilt a 2002 HD Electra Glide Ultra Classic. It’s nice but the heat on my leg’s sucks in traffic. I just picked up an 07 VN900 custom for cheap that sat for 12 years in storage. Cleaned the tank and in about an hour it was running great. Great bikes!
I have the same Bike, same color. only thing I did is add a Luggage Rack, and a Windshield Bag. I've had many different Bikes, over the past 40 years, including Two Brand New Harley's, and This 900 Vulcan-LT has been the Best "Around Town" Bike I have Ever Owned. Those Saddle-Bags are Great, You can fit a Gallon of Milk, or Sweet Tea, and 3 bags of Groceries in Them, or an 18 pack of Canned Beverages, "Per Side"! keep Her the way it is, and just Enjoy!
This is my first bike as well. Bought a 2006 Vulcan 900 classic back in April. It's not quite as clean as yours but I'm still loving it. Be blessed and stay safe.
Great bike! I actually have a 97 Vulcan 1500 classic I got the Friend deal on it for 1200 bucks 13k because it sat in the garage for eight years. I rebuilt the carb and it runs like a champ and looks gorgeous. Very low maintenance.
Great bike!!!; I bought the same bike a couple of years ago; yes it's not a harley, but harley isn't everything; you are right you would need to spend about 15-20k for a harley; and this bike is a lot of bang for the buck. Comfortable; and plenty of power; it has everything you need ; floor boards; bags; back rest , and the windshield. Very smooth running machine . Great choice.
Dude I just seen your video. I bought my Vulcan 900 back in 2010. I paid $5000 but I Have got my moneys worth. My buddy has a Harley. It is over rated. In the shop constantly. All my money has gone for customizing it. Still rides great. GOOD CHOICE.!❤
I too went with a Vulcan 900 as my first bike. I got a 2009 Vulcan 900 Custom in 2014. I have ridden that Vulcan all over the place including long road trips crossing several states to even doing the Tail of the Dragon on her and loved every second of it. As for issues, let's start with highway speeds. At around 70mph the Vulcan feels like it needs a 6th gear. At 80mph, there is a lot of vibrations in the handlebars which I am glad for Kuryakyn grips and a throttle lock. I believe the battery tender for mine kept destroying my generator and after the second and hopefully last time, in 2018, I stopped using it. I had one spark plug go bad in 2020 and found out that replacing the front one requires lifting the gas tank which is not fun. Also, I have to make sure the b-nuts on the back turn lights are tight before riding as they sometimes don't work if they are not tight; this might be bad wiring on my bike that I haven't found yet. If you plan on doing long rides, I do suggest upgrading the seat to either a Mustang or Saddlemen. I got a Saddlemen and my lower back feels much better after riding for hours on it. I just bought a 2013 HD Heritage Softail Classic a few weeks ago and there is a big difference. The softail is a much smoother ride with a lot more power. My first ride on the softail did piss me off when I gave the throttle a little more twist on a straightaway, the amount of power was way more incredible than what I was used to coming from the Vulcan, but I have no regrets learning on the Vulcan first. Although, I do miss the height of the Vulcan as I scrape the floorboards on the softail making easy turns, but that might be something I have to get used to. I still love the Vulcan and decided to keep it for either my wife when she gets her license or my son when he is old enough to ride, which ever one comes first. Good luck to you and keep the sunny side up and the rubber side down!
You got a great bike, and you will enjoy it! Not every bike needs to be a Harley to give a rider fun or feel adequately measured on two wheels. This Vulcan 900 feels bigger than it really is, it's wide and big, but nimble and maneuverable, while it is not a little machine either. It's a solid mid-size cruiser of good proportions. It is easy to take care of - almost maintenance-free - and much cheaper while more reliable than many Harleys anyway. 130 km/h is absolutely doable on this machine without any problems, while its comfort speed may be between 80- and 120 km/h (road conditions depending). Of course, it can go up to 180 km/h and a bit more if pushed hard. But that's certainly not to be the intention for its type of motorcycle to be raced. And about 45 miles/ga fuel consumption on a highway is not bad either, providing a good cruising range with a tank that allows an intake of 5.3 gallons of fuel. It is built on proven technology one can trust. After long research, I bought and ride one and don't look back! In fact, due to my philosophy of riding, I never feel under motorized.
Taking my BRC course next month. Was stuck between buying an Intruder800 & a Vulcan. Big size difference between the two but think im going Kawasaki. Good video man.
Awesome bike. I love the colors on that one! This was my first bike as well. '17 V900 Classic LT, with grey/green accents. You're going to have a lot of fun on this bike man. Great beginner cruiser. I'm just getting into customizing it now, gonna have everything ordered by spring.
You will at some point come across someone who will say “ why don’t you buy a real bike?” Referring to the fact you didn’t buy a Harley. Pay them no mind. A “real” bike is what you feel comfortable on and can afford. I would be willing to bet there are a lot of “real” bikers out there sweating right now because of the price they paid for that “real” motorcycle. I’ve been riding Japanese bikes my entire life. And I have yet to meet one person who regrets owning one of them. Awesome bike, ride safe 🤘👍
Man I've had Harleys and I own a 900 Vulcan now. I can tell you that Kawasaki is an awesome ride and it beats most of the Harley bikes unless you want to spend the same amount of money as you would on a thirty thousand dollar car. The Vulcan 900 is a great motorcycle!!
I have a 2009 Vulcan 900 custom and I ride with all Harleys. I wouldn’t trade mine in for Harley. It’s a solid motorcycle and fun to ride. Quick oil and filter change and you are ready to go…low maintenance and low cost and can ride like any other motorcycle
Awesome choice for a first bike. I loved mine and might have another one someday for fun city and country cruising. Don't spend too much on upgrades because you will probably want a bigger bike in a year or two. At least I did, but either way these bikes are fun to ride.
I have been doing some research on the Vulcan 900 custom and the Yamaha v star 950 & the Honda shadow 1100. Leaning towards the Kawasaki being my 1st choice and the Yamaha being a backup option in case the availability and price isn’t good enough when I am ready to buy my first bike.
Solid first bike. I still have my 09 custom and I'll probably never get rid of it. don't bother with external speakers because you wont hear anything with all the wind noise. get yourself a Cardo system that mounts to the helmet and has jbl speakers you can put inside the helmet. that way you can at least hear your tunes
Looking forward to seeing what you do with this bike, im about to buy my first bike once I get my money here pretty soon and I've got my eye on a really nice green vulcan. It's a 1400 so I'm a little afraid it might be too big for me being only 5'9" weighing 190. Looks big in the pictures but I really like it haha. It's got hard sadel bags too.
If you can flat foot it sitting on it you can hold it up, tiptoes I might say yep a little to big unless you can lower it some. Never want to have lean to side to hold it up even though I've seen many that do.
Good choice, my first bike was a 305cc Honda SuperHawk 52 years ago. I have had a couple of Harley Sportsters since then but Harley is just WAY to expensive for me and they add NOTHING to the thrill of riding so SAVE the money - good thinking on your part. (I currently ride a 900 Vulcan also. :-) Hoping you are still right side up. Take care.
Absolutely beautiful bike. You did well, bro. I love the color scheme. Do not believe the HD brotherhood shit. Family comes before motorcycling. But you have to have Rod time. Ride safe. Let the good times roll!
Yo bro dis my first time watching dis ..your bike look official look almost like harley davidson and I plan to buy me a 2009 vulcan 500 by next month hopefully before it get warm need fun cruise with my harley rider friends ,,I'm from brooklyn nyc...RIDE SAFE MY BROTHER, PLS MAKE A RIDING VIDEO OK
Sweet ride! Don’t apologize for it not being a Harley. The correct answer is, “A Harley is not a Vulcan”. You obviously have a brain and have good tastes. You have an exceptional bike and are gonna love it.
@@freewayrod559 Real, real strange. I only use tha kill switch when park in gear since the clutch lever and contact are on the left side. If you interupt the ignition with the kill switch, you can forget to turn off the contact. Good luck when you want to start your bike after...
The volcum 900 custom classice is the the i have i love it goo roding god on gas and lose f power when you wan it ,in first ,gear or 5th gear you have the power!!!🎉❤
Don't sweat the Harley fans. With HD you're mostly paying for the name and the noise. Japanese bikes are more reliable and if you like ridin it that's all that matters.
Harleys can be beautiful bikes, but I refuse to own one because of the immature, pompous, arrogant attitude that goes with it. I have a Kawasaki nomad 1500 and Kawasaki nomad 1600. Tough, reliable, attractive, practical machines!
I'm a rider of 37 yrs and owned a few Harleys over the years and I can tell you I am 230lbs and ride 2 up all the time and I own a 2014 vulcan 900 and I can tell you this bike is well worth every penny,very dependable and not a slouch of a ride at all,,great bike on highway and wherever you want to take it,,you made a good choice regardless of what anyone says,,this bike will never need a thing but routine maintenance,,enjoy! For a fraction of what it would cost for a over priced and over rated Harley you made a good choice.
best comment ever
I'm not too far from purchasing a Vulcan. What can I say, It's just a good,reliable,bike
Got a 2009 looks exactly like yours. I got 84,377 miles on mine and it's very reliable. Keeper! Stay safe.
Yea great bike man
I hope you still have it. Had a harley once, didnt keep it long and went back to a metric.
Welcome to the Vulcan family!
I’ve had my 2006 Vulcan 900 LT for 10 years and the only thing I’ve done to mine is install a LED headlamp and a Mustang seat! They are enjoyable to ride, they save you on insurance and you get a hell of a lot of bike for the price!
Got one a few weeks ago.
2009 with just 900 miles on it for cheap… $2000 and change from a guy who wanted to get rid of a bike asap.
My first bike ever.
Today was my second ride EVER.
Let me tell you this. I can’t give less than zero Fks what others think.
I love it.
GReat choice, Rod. I just got a 2022 Vulcan 900 Classic LT myself, and I love it! Harley Shmarley. :)
Bro, glad you bought the bike for YOURSELF, instead of for others! 1. inexpensive, low maintenance & good resale value--done! BTW, it's good to know your height and weight for others considering the bike.
Dude, my thought process was exactly as you described. Went from a new Harley to a used bike for my first bike, my son talked some sense into me and I’m glad I listened. He sent me several links, the first being a 2002 Vulcan 1500 classic. The next one was a Honda cruiser, then several more, even a couple of Harley’s but that 02 Vulcan, it was flat out gorgeous. I saw 24 different pictures and a quick walk around video. I’m going through MSF now so no license and not exactly skilled or knowledgeable in bikes do I sent my son to see how it looks, runs and rides. I gave him an envelope with the cash and told him go with your gut. Only get it if your sure. It’s been sitting in my driveway for 2 days, it’s so close yet so far. My MSF evaluation is on 10/22. I hope to be on that bike on 10/23. I am THRILLED for you and for me. It’s been a year for you now, I hope all is well.
Congratulations man. You made a great choice!! Your young, and I can imagine you will have many different motorcycles in your lifetime, so enjoy this one until your ready to make a change. Best of luck to you and be safe !!
You the man brother, that bike is hot, you definitely deserve the best.
Thanks brou
That’s I subbed to you cause you always do/did what’s best for YOU instead of what everyone else wanted you to do ‼️‼️‼️🔥🔥🔥 Great purchase bro 💯💯
Thanks fam
The only way to be happy. I own 2 900's and have 4 times more fun than a HD owner who drains his account every time he go for service or... have abnormal issieus on his HD.
Great bike, I bought a 2007 Kawasaki Vulcan custom as a first bike a couple months ago, no maintenance, I love it. Congrats on yours a beautiful bike built to last unlike Harleys which always break down.
I have an 08 with Vance & Hines exhaust, it sounds great. You'll never have an issue with it. Just change the oil
Yea in need an exhaust asap man my bike to quiet
I just did a small exhaust mod. Look it up online. Really adds a bit more volume and sounds good IMO
Yea I need that too
I got a 2004 vulcan!! Mine is MINT too and it runs!!
I bought a new VN900 classic in 2011. I haven’t treated it the best in regards to keeping it out of the weather but it never let me down. Fuel injection, comfort, classic style and the build quality for such a great price. I worried about the high rpm for long trips but these bikes are built for it. I’m at 35k miles. I rebuilt a 2002 HD Electra Glide Ultra Classic. It’s nice but the heat on my leg’s sucks in traffic. I just picked up an 07 VN900 custom for cheap that sat for 12 years in storage. Cleaned the tank and in about an hour it was running great. Great bikes!
I have the same Bike, same color. only thing I did is add a Luggage Rack, and a Windshield Bag. I've had many different Bikes, over the past 40 years, including Two Brand New Harley's, and This 900 Vulcan-LT has been the Best "Around Town" Bike I have Ever Owned. Those Saddle-Bags are Great, You can fit a Gallon of Milk, or Sweet Tea, and 3 bags of Groceries in Them, or an 18 pack of Canned Beverages, "Per Side"! keep Her the way it is, and just Enjoy!
This is my first bike as well. Bought a 2006 Vulcan 900 classic back in April. It's not quite as clean as yours but I'm still loving it. Be blessed and stay safe.
Great bike! I actually have a 97 Vulcan 1500 classic I got the Friend deal on it for 1200 bucks 13k because it sat in the garage for eight years. I rebuilt the carb and it runs like a champ and looks gorgeous. Very low maintenance.
Great bike!!!; I bought the same bike a couple of years ago; yes it's not a harley, but harley isn't everything; you are right you would need to spend about 15-20k for a harley; and this bike is a lot of bang for the buck. Comfortable; and plenty of power; it has everything you need ; floor boards; bags; back rest , and the windshield. Very smooth running machine . Great choice.
Thats a sharp bike!👍 900 is a great size to gain experience with.
Go out and enjoy it now. Keep the shiny side up brotha!👍🤙
Dude I just seen your video. I bought my Vulcan 900 back in 2010. I paid $5000 but I Have got my moneys worth. My buddy has a Harley. It is over rated. In the shop constantly. All my money has gone for customizing it. Still rides great.
GOOD CHOICE.!❤
Ive had bikes through out the yrs and no way buddy,no mistake,thes bikes are flat out awesome 👍
I too went with a Vulcan 900 as my first bike. I got a 2009 Vulcan 900 Custom in 2014. I have ridden that Vulcan all over the place including long road trips crossing several states to even doing the Tail of the Dragon on her and loved every second of it. As for issues, let's start with highway speeds. At around 70mph the Vulcan feels like it needs a 6th gear. At 80mph, there is a lot of vibrations in the handlebars which I am glad for Kuryakyn grips and a throttle lock. I believe the battery tender for mine kept destroying my generator and after the second and hopefully last time, in 2018, I stopped using it. I had one spark plug go bad in 2020 and found out that replacing the front one requires lifting the gas tank which is not fun. Also, I have to make sure the b-nuts on the back turn lights are tight before riding as they sometimes don't work if they are not tight; this might be bad wiring on my bike that I haven't found yet. If you plan on doing long rides, I do suggest upgrading the seat to either a Mustang or Saddlemen. I got a Saddlemen and my lower back feels much better after riding for hours on it. I just bought a 2013 HD Heritage Softail Classic a few weeks ago and there is a big difference. The softail is a much smoother ride with a lot more power. My first ride on the softail did piss me off when I gave the throttle a little more twist on a straightaway, the amount of power was way more incredible than what I was used to coming from the Vulcan, but I have no regrets learning on the Vulcan first. Although, I do miss the height of the Vulcan as I scrape the floorboards on the softail making easy turns, but that might be something I have to get used to. I still love the Vulcan and decided to keep it for either my wife when she gets her license or my son when he is old enough to ride, which ever one comes first. Good luck to you and keep the sunny side up and the rubber side down!
Beautiful. Ride what you like.
You got a great bike, and you will enjoy it! Not every bike needs to be a Harley to give a rider fun or feel adequately measured on two wheels. This Vulcan 900 feels bigger than it really is, it's wide and big, but nimble and maneuverable, while it is not a little machine either. It's a solid mid-size cruiser of good proportions. It is easy to take care of - almost maintenance-free - and much cheaper while more reliable than many Harleys anyway. 130 km/h is absolutely doable on this machine without any problems, while its comfort speed may be between 80- and 120 km/h (road conditions depending). Of course, it can go up to 180 km/h and a bit more if pushed hard. But that's certainly not to be the intention for its type of motorcycle to be raced. And about 45 miles/ga fuel consumption on a highway is not bad either, providing a good cruising range with a tank that allows an intake of 5.3 gallons of fuel. It is built on proven technology one can trust. After long research, I bought and ride one and don't look back! In fact, due to my philosophy of riding, I never feel under motorized.
Taking my BRC course next month. Was stuck between buying an Intruder800 & a Vulcan. Big size difference between the two but think im going Kawasaki. Good video man.
Awesome bike. I love the colors on that one! This was my first bike as well. '17 V900 Classic LT, with grey/green accents. You're going to have a lot of fun on this bike man. Great beginner cruiser. I'm just getting into customizing it now, gonna have everything ordered by spring.
Blessings forget a Harley just got a 2021 900 for $8000 and everyone loves it.
Really nice ride. Clean and it looks in dam good condition. I ride a 2005 Vulcan 800 classic here in Ga
Beautiful Bike Big Homie!!! I have a 01 classic I love mine. Her name is Veronica Rodriguez and she a rider!! 🤘🤘
Dam that ride is fierce man... ive had harleys sportbikes scooters. Dont get caught up in a name!!! You did spectacular...
I got a 07 same color. 15k miles. Excellent bike.
I have. 09 900
Put all clear lens with led bulbs cluster and hyper flash relay 👍🏼
And fat rear tire
Great bikes
You will at some point come across someone who will say “ why don’t you buy a real bike?” Referring to the fact you didn’t buy a Harley. Pay them no mind. A “real” bike is what you feel comfortable on and can afford. I would be willing to bet there are a lot of “real” bikers out there sweating right now because of the price they paid for that “real” motorcycle. I’ve been riding Japanese bikes my entire life. And I have yet to meet one person who regrets owning one of them. Awesome bike, ride safe 🤘👍
The bike is a beauty and I think you made the right choice. Stay safe!
Hell yeah bro I got a 2010 900 classic and for what it’s worth I’m hella happy wit my purchase great video tho 💯
Super clean and u saved a ton of money
Good choice man, Thise a great bikes extremely comfortable...
Man I've had Harleys and I own a 900 Vulcan now. I can tell you that Kawasaki is an awesome ride and it beats most of the Harley bikes unless you want to spend the same amount of money as you would on a thirty thousand dollar car. The Vulcan 900 is a great motorcycle!!
That bike clean man!!! I'm thinking this or a vstar650 for myself. Safe riding!
It's your money and a solid bike very dependable you made a very good choice! Ride on
I have a 2009 Vulcan 900 custom and I ride with all Harleys. I wouldn’t trade mine in for Harley. It’s a solid motorcycle and fun to ride. Quick oil and filter change and you are ready to go…low maintenance and low cost and can ride like any other motorcycle
Yes I’m enjoying my Vulcan so far
Awesome choice for a first bike. I loved mine and might have another one someday for fun city and country cruising. Don't spend too much on upgrades because you will probably want a bigger bike in a year or two. At least I did, but either way these bikes are fun to ride.
Nice video & bike . Am soon to be a new rider & looking at a Kawasaki Vulcan 900 as well. Enjoy!
Great video man, I am about to buy me one of these next week!
Hope you enjoy it!
Awesome bike bro ... Great choice...👌🏽👍🏽
I have been doing some research on the Vulcan 900 custom and the Yamaha v star 950 & the Honda shadow 1100. Leaning towards the Kawasaki being my 1st choice and the Yamaha being a backup option in case the availability and price isn’t good enough when I am ready to buy my first bike.
Solid first bike. I still have my 09 custom and I'll probably never get rid of it. don't bother with external speakers because you wont hear anything with all the wind noise. get yourself a Cardo system that mounts to the helmet and has jbl speakers you can put inside the helmet. that way you can at least hear your tunes
Looking forward to seeing what you do with this bike, im about to buy my first bike once I get my money here pretty soon and I've got my eye on a really nice green vulcan. It's a 1400 so I'm a little afraid it might be too big for me being only 5'9" weighing 190. Looks big in the pictures but I really like it haha. It's got hard sadel bags too.
If you can flat foot it sitting on it you can hold it up, tiptoes I might say yep a little to big unless you can lower it some. Never want to have lean to side to hold it up even though I've seen many that do.
I have a 2019 Vulcan 900 Classic. It’s a great bike, you’ll enjoy riding it.
I’ve been loving it
Love mine, fairings look pretty cool on them. Mine is solid red 07 custom.
I am looking at one now...will be my first bike... Kawasaki 900 Vulcan classic t...good price 20k in miles...it will be around 4-5k
If I had to choose between my Vulcan and my sporty Vulcan Hands down so much more comfortable and looks good 💯
It is comfortable no lie
Good choice, my first bike was a 305cc Honda SuperHawk 52 years ago. I have had a couple of Harley Sportsters since then but Harley is just WAY to expensive for me and they add NOTHING to the thrill of riding so SAVE the money - good thinking on your part. (I currently ride a 900 Vulcan also. :-) Hoping you are still right side up. Take care.
Well said!
Absolutely beautiful bike. You did well, bro. I love the color scheme. Do not believe the HD brotherhood shit. Family comes before motorcycling. But you have to have Rod time. Ride safe. Let the good times roll!
Yo bro dis my first time watching dis ..your bike look official look almost like harley davidson and I plan to buy me a 2009 vulcan 500 by next month hopefully before it get warm need fun cruise with my harley rider friends ,,I'm from brooklyn nyc...RIDE SAFE MY BROTHER, PLS MAKE A RIDING VIDEO OK
Sweet ride! Don’t apologize for it not being a Harley. The correct answer is, “A Harley is not a Vulcan”. You obviously have a brain and have good tastes. You have an exceptional bike and are gonna love it.
LOVE IT
Good purchase bro especially being your first bike. Definitely would consider adding some music since you’ll be cruising 😎🔥
Yes bro that’s what’s next
I think its a realy nice bike good ride nice sound and it last long good choise🎉😊😊
Nice bike. I went with an older harley but would gladly ride with you
I bought a good used bike and it was the balls, now I'm gonna buy me a brand new one and keep it for good.
Good looking ride
I have a 2008 Vulcan, looks exactly like yours, been riding for 56 years, never a Harley, never could afford one. Do all your learning on that one.
Bro threw the uggs on with the tight wranglers, u good now bro
Why is your contact on whyle the engine is not running and why do you cut the ignition with the killswitch?
They taught us to use the kill switch in the riding academy
@@freewayrod559 Real, real strange. I only use tha kill switch when park in gear since the clutch lever and contact are on the left side.
If you interupt the ignition with the kill switch, you can forget to turn off the contact. Good luck when you want to start your bike after...
🔥🔥 Yessir freeway get it for you nobody else much love Fam 🖤🤑
Yeah man!..vn900's Rock.
Im not paying an extra $8,000-$12,000 just because it says HD on the tank..😂
Trucking and Biking Would you be interested in purchasing life insurance?
Same helmet to lol
No mistake good choice
Looks so dope
How is the heel/Toe shifter?
LOVE IT
Salute famo 🫡🫡💪🏾
My brother that’s a nice bike i have a NOMAD 1700cc
Looks hard
Kawasaki makes a great motorcycle..with the harley you can upgrade the motor with another cam...if you want to spend the money
Beautiful bike man....good choice!
Bro what year is your car it's nice
Whatever u want it to be brother
The volcum 900 custom classice is the the i have i love it goo roding god on gas and lose f power when you wan it ,in first ,gear or 5th gear you have the power!!!🎉❤
Nice bro been waiting on this video
Yes sir
Perfect first bike wish tht was my first bike I started with a ninja 250l 😂 I didn’t know about ccs then
Hahah
Ma boi congrats 🔥🔥
Thanks my bro
Nah you didn’t make no mistake, you work hard , get what you want
Helllo
100%. Yuo got the roght Bike, it has the power s smooth riding😂😅
Nice bike
That’s wassup cuddy , imma need to get a bike too
Nice bike. It will probably give you something a Harkey won't - dependability.
Shit fire bro 😎
Appreciate u bro
Very nice bro
Thanks bro
💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
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Harley-davidson is not a motorcycle company, they are a marketing firm that sells image!
🤙🏽🤙🏽😎
My bro
Don't sweat the Harley fans. With HD you're mostly paying for the name and the noise. Japanese bikes are more reliable and if you like ridin it that's all that matters.
How much you Pay, beutifull Nike , Hard bike
4K
Harley-Davidsons parts and mechanics are way to expensive
Harleys can be beautiful bikes, but I refuse to own one because of the immature, pompous, arrogant attitude that goes with it. I have a Kawasaki nomad 1500 and Kawasaki nomad 1600. Tough, reliable, attractive, practical machines!
The Vulcan will probably outlast the Harley easily.
Everyone has been telling me that
Vulcan > Harley
Cut the baffles out
Nice bike