2020 Breakout vs 2016 Breakout
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2019
- The 2020 Breakout is significantly lighter and better balanced making it more maneuverable. It has more horsepower and more torque and offers better rider comfort.
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i think the breakout is the best looking bike harley makes, maybe the best looking bike that anyone makes
I have a 16 hard candy breakout with apes. I have no problem with turning or corners. I was told mine was originally sold in AZ and brought to tn when I got it. Best money I've spent. I'll be doing videos soon on it.
He did'nt mention that the 2020 only has a 3.5 gallon gas tank . The 2016 has a 5 gallon tank! Makes a difference on a long run.
Samuel Bergeron Definitely something I like about my 2013 CVO Breakout over the new one.
I was just about to mention that.
Will the 4.5 gallon tank off the old one fit on the old one?
Patriot3210
No
Can you put a 2016 5 gal. tank on a 2020 breakout ?
Of all the motorcycles I've owned throughout my life, my 2019 Breakout 114 is my absolute favorite. Never get tired of looking at it.
I really don’t like the gas tank on the new models, the older model’s gas tank is much more appealing, especially with that beautiful council on it.
Great informational video by the way👌👍...✌️😎
BreakoutPete I agree. The old tank looked better and was more functional with the larger capacity.
BreakoutPete I believe they redesigned the tank to showcase the motor a bit more. Maybe Rob will confirm or disconfirm that suspicion. But I agree, and I did like the shape of the previous tank better as well.
I can’t really confirm the reasoning for the smaller tank. My personal opinion has always been they did it for better cooling.
Man this guy knows his Harleys.
Purchased my Breakout last Month.
And its a Hell of a Bike. Loving my 114 Ellie.
Thanks for the Video.
I have a denim white 2017 and I just love being able to do long rides with the bigger tank. Such a comfortable ride and all the power I need💨💨
Agreed. I had a Sporty 72 before the slim i have now. That 2.1 gallon tank didn't get me very far.
wow this video was exactly what i was looking for. literally these 2 exact models is what i wanted to compare. thanks.
I bought my 2020 on New Years eve 2019. Didn't even test ride it. I just knew. Hasn't let me down.
I have a 2014 Breakout, love it. Have no trouble cornering with that fat back tire, sticks really well. But I'm not liking the 3.5 gallon tank on the newer models. It don't look right and I don't want to have to stop for gas every hour and a half.
White Horse I’m with you. I’ll keep my 2013 CVO Breakout over the new Breakout.
Thanks for the great rundown, I love the channel❤
Great video. Rob, great job explaining the bike in a clear and concise manner. Oh, and the Chuck Taylors comment was spot on!
Thank you.
I had no idea that was a dial for the suspension.. I thought it was oil related.. I just purchased a 2019 breakout 107. I love it
I've always liked power in anything with wheels but on a Harley I don't wanna sacrifice my mpg. Now if I had a vrod I'd treat the bike right and wouldn't always get on it . Glad you made this video man and if you make anymore videos on any breakout or any other Harley I'll be there to watch
Huntington beach H-D had a demo day last weekend for us the customer to try the new 2020 models. Is very hard for me to pick one particular bike because they all fun to ride. No particular order nor preference heres my top 3 new bikes. Breakout, lowerider S and sport glide. Good job with this video and ride safe guys😎
I have a 2014 FXSB. I traded a 2019 Fat Bob and I specifically wanted a twin cam over the M8. They sound great and run phenomenal. The M8’s might be more efficient, but it takes a lot to get them to sounding the right way for me. I can’t feel a difference in real world riding comparing the two, but I do agree that the 2014 feels hot. My 2002 TC doesn’t feel the same heat wise so maybe I just need a tune.
Excellent comparison video 👍🏻
I think that this Harley Davidson seller did not mention that 2013-2017 has done in CVO with 110 cubic inch engine , and that in 2018-2020 you have only one kind of rims with whole new breakout model.It is logical that you got improvements in new model , like led lights, display, ...,but the 103 engine in old breakout sounds much better.
Great demo, thanks from the Uk
What I liked the most about the video is the 5'5 "height disclaimer. I am about the same height and I had always been thinking that if I were to buy one. I would have to modify it.
I love the breakout like I love the vrod. In 2018 I went to Harley to me a new bike , the breakout didn't cut it for me cause it has a little tank . Another bike I like is the new Fatboy , the girth of a Harley is what I'm really into plus the Fatboy has a 5 gallon tank . I made a comment about why I didn't want the breakout , the sales man tells me that they have three pre-owned breakouts up stairs . I take a look at the three and they all have 5 gallon tanks . These bikes look new . My girl was sitting there waiting for me , she's a 103 ,5 gallon tank with only 498 miles on the Speedo. She has a screaming eagle air breather and a big radius v&h exhaust in chrome . This bike already has the Willie G handle bar and forward foot controls . I would trade my 103 in for any new bike , she doesn't suck gas like the 114 and being I like riding in long stretches , this one's for me
Forgot to mention the 3.5 gallon tank now from the 5 gallon previous and the totally new frame definitely enhances and compliments the suspension, Handling
Imagine that.... salesman at the dealership says “I’d recommend the 2020” and names all the ways the new one is so much better. The new one handles better and makes more power but it’s ugly and neither of them is made for track days. The slightly better performance doesn’t outweigh the newer ugly changes in appearance or the sound vs the twin cam.
Mark a I’m a motorcyclist first and foremost. I don’t help with these videos for advertising i do it for the love of the bikes. I’ve owned upwards of 80 motorcycles in my life and I’m no brand shop. Currently in my garage you’ll find 2 Honda’s, a Suzuki, a Yamaha, a vintage Triumph and just last night i purchased a 1976 CB750 basket case i have high hopes for. I personally own a 2013 CVO Breakout which is absolutely stunning to look at but I’d be a liar if I said it could hang with the new M8.
Great vid 👌🏼 as soon as you hopped on and mentioned 5’5 I subbed lol it’s nice finding vids with someone around my height 😎👍🏼
Amen man. Its incredible the number of years I spent on 1200s thinking I wouldn't be able to manage anything bigger.
AZ Triumphster Exactly!! That breakout dream feels achievable thanks to this vid
I like the sound of my Black 2016-110 with Bassani pipes and 585 cam- she's a stage 2 CVO. Still building her.
Wonderful video gentleman. I am same height. Just purchase a 2018 with the 114 engine. Has under 100 miles.
The rake is less on the m8 newer version, the older twin cam has a bigger rake so (personally) looks better 👍
Good info. I own a 2017 cvo Breakout myself with a 110 screaming eagle engine and dual disc front breaks. I like riding it very much. Thanks for the info on them. Trying to learn what I can about the bike.
You have an excellent scooter. It's a capable bike, good acceleration and braking, and decent handling for the type of bike it is. I have zero problems tossing mine around.
I have the Stage IV 117 kit. And I want more power.
This video is exactly what i was looking for. Rob was very well spoken
Thanks! I'll let Rob know u said so.
I’m still torn between the old and new breakout..
I like the chromed out look and the cvo chromed rims are killer along with the sound of the twin cam that I prefer.
Then I see the M8 shits on the old Breakout in every way apart from looks and sound..
I’m coming from a vstar 650, so I’m completely fine with how that handles and turns so if the old breakout has the same drivability or better then I think that will do for me.
Isn’t the old breakout 4.5 sec 0-60 while the new breakout is 4 sec 0-60?
Also how noticeable is the power and torque difference as I’m a speed freak lol
Thanks!
@@Hybr1dK1dz i agree that the looks and sound of the old Breakout get the win. Also the fuel capacity is better. But, the M8 Breakout handles noticeably better, closer to the V start style of handling. And the M8 motor runs circles around its predecessor. The M8 motor is also smoother, like the v star.
I chose the 2016 because of price, lots of quality upgrades by previous owner, better tank, and the 16 with vance and hines pipes just plain sounds better.
I just bought a 2014 and I like the older model better. The GAS TANK maaaaan the newer models look silly to me with that small tank.
I'm not really a big Harley fan. But I do love the new Fat Boy and the older Breakout. There are a few commons on the fuel tank. Yes I agree they just don't suit the style of the Breakout. Love the new led stuff thou. It's a shame Harley didn't leave the fuel tank the same as the older model. I think that's the all thing that let's it down. Plus it gives you a long fuel up time as well. Well let's face there are some places that filling stations are far and in between. Apart from that everything is brill.
This was a very good and informative video. Thank you!
Great info thanks
Great video-thx!
New gas tank looks horrible takes away from classic look!
I like that 2016 breakout better love the bigger gas tank. the 2020 looks like it has a peanut gas tank kills the look of the bike
awesome, nice comparison of the two.
I've always like the sporty muscled look in bikes and cars , I can do without the best of comfort for that muscled look
I want to thank everyone for your input and knowledge of the different aspects of this breakout, but now is 2020 and I have employee's at Midwest southern Harley Dealerships that breakout has been discontinued so good luck with buying a new one next year. I like the high torque little bit bigger than a sportster and monoshock suspension café style seat mid controls and some distance from the exhaust pipes, all my Harley's burn the hell out of me and T-shirts are not cool enough in Texas summer weather. I want a cool motorcycle that don't bump my calf's or pressure my boots with crazy pegs and hard to brake and hard to get the gears changed, I wish someone would build a motorcycle that is comfortable to ride that don't weight in at 900 lbs. Cowboy
Thank you for you're thumbs up on my important comments on the total waist of time trying to listen to this video chatter and complete non-sense of intelligence of trying to compare two or more motorcycles at the same time is complete non-sense and nothing I can see is making a grain of knowledge on any of the bikes in question, really these types of comparisions are not working at all not even a little bit. I do suggest to everyone just stop listening to these clowns, they are only trying to make money on the youtube channel.
'Seems you're ready for the Bronx (if HD is able to go through the crisis and releases new models...)
I'll stick with my Softail Blackline...
Cowboy Music Studio To each their own for sure. I ride all brands and own several different brands. It does sound like the Bronx may be a bike of interest to you. Check it out.
Glad I got a 2017 because they sure screwed up the 2018's. What's with the smaller gas tank? Looks like crap.
I liked the new breakout but the small tank killed it for me. Took a new FatBoy instead and love it!
Great choice! I dig the fatboy. I agree on tank capacity. If ur gonna spend the money, u might as well get more outta ur tank.
omen oakes Agreed, they should’ve kept or stayed closer to the 5 gallon.
In the video neither of you did not mention the smaller tank on the new breakout! The smaller gas tank is a problem! especially if you ride around the Island of Cyprus as I do and video my rides! lots of Mountains and not so many gas stations!I am 5''5'' and have rode a Harley Davidson Rocker c now for 5 years, no problems with reach, but I sat on a Milwaukee eight breakout and with my feet forward, the size of the engine casings was a problem, it pushes your legs out each side, the engine casings seem a lot bigger? I would think someone our height and size would have problems with reaching the forward pegs on the new Breakout?
cliffy amo My apologies. I definitely prefer the larger 5 gal tank over the new smaller one.
The M 8 does not have a wet dump! It's a pressurized dry dump. Look in the book.
I'd have to change those flat bars for Z-bars.
Andrew Hoffman I put 14” Carlini Gangster Apes on my 2013 CVO Breakout.
I have the 2020 Breakout, Preforming Orange, 114cc. I changed my bars to the Z Bars and I absolutely love it. Almost a year with her and still absolutely love her.
Good information. Bike looks good on you. Are you going to trade in the Slim? I am 5'7" most days and the Low Rider S is a perfect fit.
I love my slim, not looking to get rid of it any time soon. I dunno of the breakout is for me. I prefer the look of the fat boy or the shorter wheelbase of the Lowrider s
Spencer Brooks There’s definitely a Low Rider S in my future!
I have a 2014 and its the best bike I've ever had, I really love it. The new model just doesn't look as cool. Ive no intrest in caning it around so a few more horse power doesnt make up for the avarage looking 2020 model. IMOHO
Good review! Hmm, maybe I misheard, but how tall are you? Do you find it comfortable when riding any version of breakout?
Thanks! I am 5'5"... short. I personally have not ridden the breakout, however Arrowhead Harley is having demos this weekend so ill be sure to hop on as many bikes as possible and post the video with feedback.
Thank you, appreciate the quick response. I'm also 5'5", inseam length 29", so your review will be a great help! Would love to see the review handling of the bikes. I surely will subscribe your channel. Cheers.
abc321 I am 5’5” as well. I can ride the new Breakout without issue. In fact it’s more accessible/comfortable than the previous version.
Hey I wanted to know whether we can upgrade 103 engine to 107 or 114 from HD dealership??
I have a 2015 HD breakout.
@MVia ya ik
What I meant was whether we can upgrade from 103 to 114.like removing the old engine and actually installing the new Milwaukee eight engine......
I would like to have the wheels and tires from the 2020 Breakout on my 2020 Softail Standard.
That'd be pretty damn cool
Rear shock adjustment , by ski doo
The guy is a very good seller ;-)
Yessir, has sold me 2 bikes already ha ha
Thank you! Harley-Davidson is my second career and I couldn’t have chosen a better career path.
i see you can flat foot,what about the forward controls for a person 5:5"?
Have u ever ridden a sportster 48 or a 72? Or any sportster with forward controls? Ots similar to that. Okay in town but once u get up to freeway speeds, u end up using ur core to try and keep ur feet on the pegs
Thanks for the info, I just ain't gonna like that 3.5 gas tank & the analog, I chose the old speedometer, it's more old school !
That is the feedback ive been getting, and ide have to agree
I agree the 5 gal tank should’ve stayed!
Harley’s dropping this aren’t they?
i wish i could buy a bike like that
One Day!
He's saying 5ft 5 is tall. I'm 6.2 and always had a problem with Harleys always had to extend the forward controls, even more, to make them comfortable
Cider Talbot Too Definitely not saying 5’5” is tall. 5’5” is short and many of AZTriumphsters viewers are similarly statured and curious about reach.
I own a 2018 Fatboy and I've been told time and time again that it cant handle, yet no one can keep up.
Pretty sure a fat boy is my next bike. I love the way they look, however ive been warned against the 240 rear. Im looking forward to taking it out on a demo in November.
@@aztriumphster dont be discouraged after the test ride. There's a learning curve to the fatboy. Buy it and throw some apes on. LOVE!!
I have zero issues with the 240 rear on my 2013 CVO Breakout.
Are these guys actually 5'5? I can't tell if they're being serious or not. I'm 6'4 and trying to figure out if one of these would be reasonable...
I agree that it’s the best looking bike in the softail line can a taller guy ride comfortably on that bike 6’3 260lbs?
Yeah I would think so
I have a 2017 breakout and I'm
6' -230 lb's and it's extremely comfortable ! Love riding it !
I think the instrument guage on the 2020 handlebar sucks. Harley should have kept the analog guage. What's your thoughts?
I will always pick an analog gauge before a digital one. I dig a classic retro feel. I can understand a digital gauge on a bike like the new fat bob, but not something as classic looking as the breakout. Even the street bob would benefit from an analog gauge, perhaps something similar to and simple like the sportster.
EvG, Eddy van Gerven I agree. Some love the digital but I prefer a more traditional look.
Is the breakout okay for passengers that are on the heavy side
Absolutely. Might need to adjust the preload on the rear shock tho
@@aztriumphster do you know if the preload is on the 2016 model 2 or just the newer models because I'm looking at a 2016 model as it's my first Harley and I don't need the 114 but I love the way it looks
Why would I want a bike that doesn't keep my nuts warm in cold weather? Evo's forever!!!!
Ha ha ha touche'
Denis O'Brien Lol
I’m going today to the dealer for a new bike
if you want a large curved rear tire surface, look at an xdiavel. compared to that, HD tires are flat haha
5’-5” a tall rider!!!
How tall are you bro?
5' 5" + riding shoes
Are the turn signals led?
I dont believe so
Thomas Waibel No, stock they are not. LEDs are available though.
Will the bigger old tank fit the new bike?
I'm not sure offhand but I bet it'll come down to the shape of the frame under the tank, and the mounting points.
Something else to consider is widening the stock tank.
Or, run a larger tank from a different model
@@aztriumphster Yes. I thought about that too.
No , the fuel tank from the 1st gen Breakout will NOT fit the new BO.
the 2020 Breakout, is that bike too small for a 5 foot 11 guy?
Nah, probably just right.
At 5’11” the Breakout is likely a perfect fit for you.
I'm 6'4 and I love it and doesn't bother me in the slightest. You should be ok 👌
Nice bikes ....though still love my Duece better
漂亮，帅气
Rob said he's 5'5"+ and can flatfoot any Softail. What about a Fatbob! I'm 5'8" and cannot flat foot a Fatbob. It's too wide. I have a 28" inseam.
Iam 5'9 and i can easily flatfoot 2019 harley fat boy....which is a bit bigger then 2019 fat Bob....so why can't you ?
@@Cineraria99 28" inseam. That's why.
@@jefftilghman9059 oh ! Okay
Jeff Tilghman I’m more leg than torso (30” inseam) so yes in boots I can flatfoot any Softail.
Nice bikes, the slims better.
You did not explain what you mean by muscle it...…I would like to know what you have to do more of or muscle what to make the big tire turn.... most ryders will not suggest buy a big tire bike.
Thank you for the thumbs up and I really don't understand the big tire bike or how to man handle it to perform like a track bike.
At speed, you don't notice it much, but it's definitely more of a handful in parking lots.
Cowboy Music Studio The point was, I typically agree with you. Fatter tire bikes tend to be a pain in the ass to turn but the Breakout both old and new handles it better than expected.
All the old school die hards crying about the small tank on the 2020 well guess what it’s not a tourer go get a tourer if you want to ride distance.
I ride a black and gold 2016 CVO Pro Street Breakout. Wouldn't trade it for either of the M8 versions.
I have a Custom Dynamics LED kit, a the Screamin Eagle Stage IV 117 kit, and a Vance and Hines Pro Pipe.
I don't have any trouble with handling. The performance is decent. I want *more* than the 112HP and 124 ft/lb. It's getting Wiseco pistons and Total Seal rings from T-Man Performance, and probably a custom cam set from Comp Cams. Possibly some S&S stuff, too, roller rockers, cam plate, and oil pump. Of course, the other option is the Screamin Eagle 120R, although even that would get new cams. I'm wanting to push 140HP, or better.
Really I have seen a thousand video's of hopped up Harley's and all I hear is noise and loud exhaust but not much throttle response is real soft unless these riders are only crackin about 1/3 throttle as far as my pocket book I will never know how fast those bike's are because most of them are over $30,000.00 and who needs some high dollar plastic hard shell cover saves a few pounds of weight but cost several hamburgers and lots of shakes and fries, I would rather spend my money on fine food and pretty women.
both will break your back!