Police Harley Davidson First Ride Fun! You've got to flash those blue lights and play the siren once in a lifetime. My social media ; / motonewbrider / motonewbrider
Just search for police motorcycle riding or police motorcycle rodeo competition to see how these bikes can be ridden. It's absolutely amazing. The seat props you up to get better leverage when turning and maneuvering.
You're spot on about the seat. It's shape & height are specifically to the riders weight where it needs to be for tight maneuvers. I would have used the lights and siren at least once or twice.
There are some states that have only blue. We went to Florida a few years ago and it weirded me out when I saw only blue. I didn't quite know what they were until the car was on me.
@@harleydave2316 When travelling its not hard to figure out flashing lights are the cops, even if there not what your used too, especially if there red or blue. lol
@@crewgadjy In Indiana, all blue lights are designated as volunteer fire department employees. Why would I automatically think that would be police in another state? Haha
@@harleydave2316 IF you see flashing coloured lights behind you and you have a brain your gonna look. If its Plod you pull over ( or run for the border ) i its Fire or Ambulance make way for them to pass. Personally if i'm riding overseas somewhere ( interstate for you lot ) i'd look up who uses what, in this day and age it takes seconds on the net. Besides in the eyes of the law ignorance is no defence. Anyway nuff said on subject. Hasta la Vista.
Here in the US, police departments will, periodically, turn in their motors & replace them with new models… The turn ins are decommissioned (remove lights, sirens & radios) & then made available for purchase by civilian riders… that’s how I got my 2015 FLHP…
ok it's a Road King Harley do a police model its the same as what the public buy except they put lights and siren on it then the police add radio and anything else they need which can vary from department to department anyway mate have a good one.
@James Barrett Ask them which one they'd rather ride, especially in the heat. I used to converse with the commander of the Reno motocops who had retired from CHP. He would rather have a BMW any day of the week, although he said the KZ1000s were pretty good. As far as spares go, it's probably a more recent problem. 4 months sounds a little long even now.
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Just search for police motorcycle riding or police motorcycle rodeo competition to see how these bikes can be ridden. It's absolutely amazing. The seat props you up to get better leverage when turning and maneuvering.
You just went on one of the most manoeuvrable bikes around! I owned one and will again...
Mine is a 2015 FLHP… I got it in order to complete in police rodeos as a civilian rider… I have turned 15 foot u-turns… I love my Police Road King…
You're spot on about the seat. It's shape & height are specifically to the riders weight where it needs to be for tight maneuvers.
I would have used the lights and siren at least once or twice.
That’s a cool bike, looks like it handles well for such a big bike, nice ride, stay safe!
Love those polite high viz jackets! Kinda shows the way to freedom and liberty.
A beautiful bike!
Do you have any video clips how you were looking when you were on that bike??..if you do i hope you could share the video with us.
Book him Dano . I bet a few motorists were forever looking in their rear view mirror wishing you would turn off somewere😂😂
Top!
I salute your restraint sir! I'd be up on charges by now for impersonating the old bill!😀👍
pmsl wild bro good times
Nice one mate. FYI that in my country you can own police bike even with those full accessories
You can here. you just can't turn on lights or siren on the road. The dodgiest bit is the Police Markings, they should be covered up iirc.
@@crewgadjy well as you know, you can have police badge and other stuff also turning on the siren is not a problem at all
@@briansetiady pretty sure its illegal to turn it on on the road. You could be done for impersonating a police officer or for breach of the peace.
Nice looks like fun. Do the police only have blue lights in the UK? cause they have 1 red and 1 blue here.
There are some states that have only blue. We went to Florida a few years ago and it weirded me out when I saw only blue. I didn't quite know what they were until the car was on me.
@@harleydave2316 When travelling its not hard to figure out flashing lights are the cops, even if there not what your used too, especially if there red or blue. lol
Yes UK has blue only.
@@crewgadjy In Indiana, all blue lights are designated as volunteer fire department employees. Why would I automatically think that would be police in another state? Haha
@@harleydave2316 IF you see flashing coloured lights behind you and you have a brain your gonna look. If its Plod you pull over ( or run for the border ) i its Fire or Ambulance make way for them to pass. Personally if i'm riding overseas somewhere ( interstate for you lot ) i'd look up who uses what, in this day and age it takes seconds on the net. Besides in the eyes of the law ignorance is no defence. Anyway nuff said on subject. Hasta la Vista.
How the hell did you get one mate? Cool bike still.
It's a replica by the shop that he borrowed it from, it's most likely to show what they can do in regards of building, restoring, and repairing.
@@YourOwnDumbAss No its a real Police Harley from the stealership he is a Harley Brand Ambassador.
Its up for sale on ebay. £21,995!
Here in the US, police departments will, periodically, turn in their motors & replace them with new models… The turn ins are decommissioned (remove lights, sirens & radios) & then made available for purchase by civilian riders… that’s how I got my 2015 FLHP…
Love the video, but what Harley is that? The model please
Roadking
ok
it's a Road King Harley do a police model its the same as what the public buy except they put lights and siren on it then the police add radio and anything else they need which can vary from department to department anyway mate have a good one.
You can get more info off the Harley website about them.
Pay attention. Damn. Its a Road King idiot
What are you doing??20-30mph????Jesus...ride that thing!
To be politically correct, You are a REBEL dude, well done.
Not a good idea riding past all the people and parked cars with only one hand on the bars. That one nearly got you!
Yeah you should’ve flipped the lights in that car pulled out in front of you I know what happen quick
nice bike (c) T-1000
T-1000 was on a KZ1000.
@@crewgadjy I know, dude. but couldn't resist
First thing after buying my retired police electra glide.... get rid of that fucking tractor seat!
A R1250RTP would be better for police work, but the FLHP is more classic.
@James Barrett Ask them which one they'd rather ride, especially in the heat. I used to converse with the commander of the Reno motocops who had retired from CHP. He would rather have a BMW any day of the week, although he said the KZ1000s were pretty good. As far as spares go, it's probably a more recent problem. 4 months sounds a little long even now.
Are you not allowed to turn on the siren and blue lights?
At leas talk to the sheriff or sergeant and he might give you permission
Government and the president not giving permission is just pure bullshit, you're mostly allowed to use the siren in most cases