2015 Harley Davidson Softail Breakout Review - Fast road test
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2015
- After many years of riding sport bikes, I finally got the opportunity to ride a Harley.
Still in my sports bike state of mind, I decided to throw it around some bumpy narrow b-roads and even have a little dice with a chap on a speed triple!
Never been a big fan of cruisers, but you can't turn down the chance to ride a Harley if someone offers it to you and I have certainly gained a better appreciation for their merits after riding one.
Not one of my more informative videos I'm afraid. But it is probably one of the best sounding videos I've made! - Авто та транспорт
I've been a Harley owner for years. And it was fun to hear your commentary. most of what you said is very true. Riding a Harley is a unique feeling. Good video. Thanks for posting, as I said, it was fun to watch.
Nice video. I own a Fat Bob and try to explain to my friends it is kind of toy. Riding for pure fun. Every time I take it for a ride, 1000 problems are cleared from my brain.
New follower here.
Alan Gouvea Thanks. Hoping to take a fat bob out soon. Looks like my kind of Harley.
Alan Gouvea Its a breakout or Fat Bob for me. Cant decide only ridden a 2015 Fat Bob so far but loved it :)
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***** They have the same soul but for me the Bob has a better handling and the position is more comfortable for longer rides.
No offence to those of us who ride a Harley...It was fun to see you get hooked on the Harley experience. It happened to most of us. Now we just enjoy becoming part of the breeze, the torque and the NOISE!
John Warrener Thanks. Every biker should ride a Harley at least once I reckon.
Looked like you were having a great time riding, and that is what it is all about!
+Stu650Zuk Damn right! ;)
Great bike, most people change the pegs. You clearly enjoyed that bike.. Who cares what other people think.. This bike seems to bring a different audience.
I've owned a couple of Harleys and have just bought a 2016 Breakout. I also ride a Ducati 899 and I find "sweaty arse" to be more of a problem on the Ducati because of the way the pipes loop under the seat! LOL
They get some unfair stick from sports bike riders in the UK - accusations like unreliability, not being modern and being far too expensive (and granted - they are expensive). But here's some interesting facts.
1) Harley Davidsons are some of the slowest depreciating vehicles in the motor trade.
2) They have modern technologies like fly by wire, ABS, alarms, immobilisers, keyless ignition and auto-cancelling indicators as standard. Mine even has servo controlled baffles!
3) 70% of all Harleys ever made are still running! Isn't that incredible?
I'm glad you tried one :) They're very different to sports bikes but they're awesome for different reasons. That's why I ride sports bikes and cruisers - they're great for different reasons.
I'm looking into getting my first harley but I've been a little apprehensive due to living in the UK and not having huge sprawling roads like in the US where bikes like these thrive.
Imagine my surprise finding a fellow Bristolian having a blast on the roads I grew up with. As soon as the video started I recognised Station Road and had to do a double take! This video has made my mind up on getting a bike. See you out on the road brother
As you say, "it makes me smile" Had my Night train nearly 14 years and it still "Makes Me Smile" every time i ride it. :-)
A friend just bought one, so I took it for a short ride. I was amazed at how smooth it was. quite unlike any Harley I'd ever ridden before. I could even see out of the mirrors. I did some research and found out that they have balance shafts in them now. I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks after all.
I've got the same bike and your review is spot on. I think I look cool too but everyone's else prob thinks I'm a bell-end.
mark I love Harley's, and I wish I could have one, so whenever I see one I can't help but think how cool it would be
Sorry, cruising. By far the best review that I've seen for this Harley, ride safe my friend!
TakMan1690 Harley Boy Thanks you. Enjoy your Breakout. I had a lot of fun making this vid. Hope to ride another Harley soon.
TakMan1690 Harley Boy
I fully agree. Finally a sport bike rider who reviews a Harley for what it is
Christian Kunert Thanks. I try to be objective about every bike I ride
Love your reviews !! Always great to see a fellow biker who's not afraid to exercise his right hand - and I don't mean that like it sounds , LoL. Keep crankin' it!!
Well done, and a welcome, fresh perspective. I've owned 'em all over 50 years of riding, and you hit it on the head. They're all bikes, each with unique virtues and failings. The cultural observations on biker mythology were funny and probably uncomfortable for some riders who take themselves too seriously! Ride safe - you have a new subscriber from the foothills of California (awesome roads).
It's good to see a great motorcycle youtuber from Great Britain.
Really enjoyed this video, Im new to my harley wide glide but the feelings you describe when riding a harley are spot on, everyone that knows them has a big grin on their face even if they look mean on the outside !
+Steve Harley Thanks. I think every biker should ride a Haley or cruiser at least once. I was the biggest skeptic until I took a few out. I still have some reservations about owning and riding cruisers, but I can appreciate them for what they are. For sure, if I was rich enough, I'd have a Harley in my garage next to my exotic superbikes
Best Breakout video I have seen ... You rode it hard and it was fun to watch !
Great vid. This is exactly the kind of vid I have been looking for with regards to the Breakout
I subscribed after watching this vid. F what everyone think. I ride a 48 and the feeling is awesome and again yeah I'm not the stereotypical Harley rider (in the UK) but I've seen a broader appeal to them outside the UK. Everywhere I stop at lights, I CONSTANTLY get compliments about how awesome and cool the bike looks. On a typical day over a 2x10 Mike commute - about 3 to 4 compliments riding through traffic. I NEVER experienced that with my sports bikes. Love it! Ride safe!!!
Kabir Khan Glad you liked the video and thanks for the sub. I've just done a 48 vid. I'll be posting it up soon.
Kabir Khan 48 vid is up! ua-cam.com/video/gKxJQIBv-vE/v-deo.html
Good honest review.Enjoyed watching it. Thank you.
Best Harley review ever! Glad you had fun on it ;)
That little giggle after you passed the white pickup truck... That feeling right there, that's what it's all about. And looking damn good, too.
Coming from an American Harley rider, that was well worth the watch! Glad you enjoyed the ride because we all who Harleys have been there. The moment when you say, "Damn this feels good!" My advise, look around and buy yourself a decent used one to use on days when you're not riding your sport bike. You'll be glad you did. Stay safe...
Love your reviews, properly just how it is! I've had a Harley 48 and now have a breakout... your fault both times! Keep the great work up and keep having fun! 🤘
That was fun just watching you have a great time 😊
Nice to see you posting again, was getting a bit worried with recent tragic events in Nepal. Fun video. Fun bike. Like the idea of a 48 meself, not that i could ever afford one. take care pal.
NilSatis No9 Thanks mate. Hoping to make it back to Nepal later in the year. Should have a new Ducati vid posted up here soon and my VFR is back on the road, so hopefully I'll have some more vids to post. Sorry they're not that regular, but really, the main reason I make these videos is to have a record of the bikes I ride. Haven't had any bikes to ride for a while, so no opportunities for making videos. Hopefully I'll get to take a 48 out soon. I like the idea of the xr1200. That looks like my kind of Harley!
Even though you're a sport bike rider that was a great honest review and it definitely seems you had a lot of fun awesome review filled with information
Great video - I think you are hilarious! And you gave an honest review of the good and bad about the bike even though it's not your style. Great job
anthony rondeau Thanks. Glad you liked the vid. I had a lot of fun making it (apart from the sweaty bum)
I am glad you got an odd thrill out of it.They always make me smile.Cheers.
Paul Acres They do have a rather large grin factor at times don't they!
I was in Ireland a few years back and got talking to some guys at the pub, a rough one at that. We talked about bikes and they had jumped the pond from London on their BMW's and joked with me being a Harley rider but all in all it was in good fun. I will say most Harley bikes are for cruising but many people can show that they are just as crazy as sport bikes in their own way. Also, scraping the boards or pegs means you're riding it right!! I grinded my boards all day today and I wear a full faced helemet in America! lol.Nice post Brother!
rhall651 Haha! Yeah, Harley riders take a lot of flack from street bike riders. But like you say, with the right style of riding, you can still get some speed out of these things and even upset some street bikes on the right road. This bike didn't belong to me, so I was desperately trying not to scrape anything. But if I owned one of these, I think I'd be buying a new set of footpegs every week! Apart from the movement in the rear end, it grips well in the corners and feels like it can be cranked over a lot more than what the footpegs will allow. Can't hide the fact that this is a very heavy bike though, so it's a lot les forgiving when you get it wrong!
Bennie Hitchcock growing up my neighbor had a 79 lowrider with straight drag pipes. He would be throwing sparks in the corners off those pipes lol. 20 years later I still wouldn't try to keep up with him. Someone sideswiped him at a stop sign in fog and broke his leg. Still in the cast and my 13yo butt out there trying to kick start it so he could ride... I never got it cranked but it did make me do a hand stand on the handlebars a couple time when it kicked back on me lol good times
nashvilleoutlaw Yeah, I used to own an xr600, so I know all about the dreaded kick back! I'd love to ride an old Harley one day. Not sure anyone would lend me one though. To be fair, if I owned one, I probably wouldn't let anyone ride it either!
Loved this review. Bought one as a result. 3 years later (taller pegs 😁), a stage V shredder kit and a ton of thunderbike custom bits, my favourite bike ever mate (coming from a 2017 Diavel, GSXR1000 K3 and 2001 R1)
That's so cool. Congrats dude!
@@benniehitchcock I did the same with your 48 video too, stop it 🤣
Just want to say..
I think you've ridden bikes like this more than you've admitted my good man !!
You ride like me and my mates.. fast .. 🤣🤣 but very confident. Great video thanks for the review.. Awesome !!
Awesome video of this muscle... One of the favorite Harley
Great review !
I have a Breakout CVO 110 Inch, That's a Harley !!
No problem with the foot pegs.
Marc P Those CVO's are nuts! Have fun!
Hi there, ride a 2015 breakout myself. Everything you say is true. Great features like sound (got Jekyll and hyde exhaust) but also the lesser things like footpegs on the ground in almost every corner. Most important in my opinion is as you tell us that smile while driving this machine. Thanks for your video. Greetings from Holland
Erik Groeneveld Thanks. Glad you liked the vid. It wasn't the most in depth review tbh, but I hope that at least I could get across how much fun it can be riding a Harley quickly! When I'm riding a sports bike quickly, I have my serious face on. But riding this Harley quickly just made me grin like an idiot!
Brilliant video Bennie thanks, I've just bought a 2007 softail and can't wait to pick it up. Am getting it from a guy in Belfast.
Have got a nice overnight ferry to Liverpool then a ride back down to London to get used to it! Am keeping my ZZR1100 tho for, well you know!!!
Terry Carpenter Nice one! Two very different bikes, but both great fun! Enjoy your softail
I agree. Ride everything you get a chance to ride. I have been blessed to have owned many different motorcycles. I have also ridden many bikes I did not own. All motorcycles bring a smile to my face. Why limit the experience? Each motorcycle has its on personality. I will admit I have preferences.
This is my new favorite FXSB Breakout video :)
Bennie Hitchcock I traded in a 2002 Honda Magna for a 2015 Breakout. I totally agree with what you in every way. Your video is definite a re-enforcement of what my thoughts were. I would not have bought it if it were my only bike. My other mike is a Kawasaki Concours C14 so the Breakout is a nice balance. Even though I have done some 200+ mile trips on the Breakout, I do most of my touring/commuting on the Conny. I cruise around on the Harley.
Thanks for sharing!
Good honest review and the break out and v rod are the only two" Hardley Movin Sons" i might want to own .Love your comments about waking up with a beard in the morning , leather chaps with tassles ect ect lol.
+saltire546 Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. I'd love to ride a Vrod. Seems like my kind of Harley. "Hardly movin sons" lol
i was cringing the whole time because you were flooring it through those tiny roads, you must know them well lol
3:32 - a bike that makes you utter that sound: buy it. People can hate on Harleys all they want, cite hp-per-liter numbers and lack of ground clearance, but the feel-good factor is hard to beat.
Loved the video. I ride a Kawasaki 1400 zzr but I'm thinking of changing it for a HD next March. Possibly a Low Rider, maybe a Fat Boy or Fat Bob. I've had a few HD test-rides and the feeling seems to be the same.... just the most fun you can have on a bike! I don't care either what anyone thinks; go with your gut and ride what the hell you want! Harley's maxim right now is to understand a Harley Davidson, you have to ride one. I have a few friends who are very quick to knock Harley. Not one of the has ridden one! I rest my case! Have fun folks, and ride safe :-)
Yes, Harley Davidson can be a fun bike to ride, I did some suspension work and performance upgrades to mine and I have a bike with good clearance [Harley] and goes pretty well. It can be really fun to ride and a crazy rush when under acceleration. Changing the front sprocket to a smaller one really motivates them as well. Great vid mate, good to watch.
+Harley Sports Rider I Am Woz Thanks. I've been into sportsbikes for years. But after riding some cruisers in recent years, I can appreciate the fun to be had from hooning a Harley around twisty roads! ;) Not ridden many tuned Harleys though. A stage 4 tuned 48 could be quite interesting! ;)
+Bennie Hitchcock Just get the ground clearance sorted and it will be.
everybody looks cool on a Harley bro.i own that bike and cant wait for warmer weather.
Nice how this guy is honest about the thrill of harleys...being that he rides sport bikes...I've always rode sport bikes but now that i'm 50 i ride harleys....actually i have 9 bikes...vintage triumphs and indians but i have 2 newer harleys. As far as scraping pegs Benny, you're playing with fire, these are cruisers...the law of centrifugal force is iffy on a hog! Thanks for the review...Cheers Mate! ps...ride a harley with vance and hines pipes!
That is a bloody monster ! I've a sportster 883 hugger awaiting me completing my lessons and mods here in Glasgow ...
Drummerdigger Have Fun! Enjoy the rest of the summer with your 883
Thanks for the info on cornering. I didn't know they were so low.
this is amazing. i love the sound of harley
Nice mate I ride a sports bike myself but since test ride on night rod special I'm like hmm I want Harley but sports bike cornering is more fun but you just nailed it I felt exactly like you with sports gear on 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
+Maris Grinbergs I'm intrigued by the vrod. Many Harley guys I've met scoff at it and say 'it's not a real harley', but I think that's why I like it! Always fancied a Buell xb12r myself. Maybe one day
Great vid! As a off-road rider and sports bike rider I was the same as you, used to give Harley's shit, then I rode one (about 10 years ago) and had the exact same experience as you, just riding at slower speeds I found I was having so much fun. I still wasn't ready to buy one but it totally changed my opinion on them. Now I'm 34yo and perhaps grown some brains :) I've come to the conclusion my GSXR1000 is pointless for the street, if I had a race track close by then I'd see a reason to have it, but if you want a bike to have fun on at somewhat legal speed limits then a Harley is hard to beat in my opinion. On the sports bike it's like "ride the speed limit and be totally bored, or have fun and risk going to jail". Anyway to conclude I'm looking at buying a breakout or wide glide now. Thanks for the vid!
The thing that baffles me about motorcycles in general after riding Harley's and other brands is the auto indicator left/right. It's so intuitive to just have left button for left indicator, right button for the right indicator and both cancel the blinkers when leaning back up out of a corner.
Most other brands have more technology than Harley's granted, but this is so basic technology that's actually in it's simplicity so usefull ("natural feeling") when you use it, that it baffles me this isn't on every bike out there.
Excellent review that was a fun 15.12 minutes. Subscribed.
+MrTadreis1 Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
I really enjoy your review especially the ride hehe by the way what helmet cam did you use on this clip? I'm thinking getting one but don't know where to begin.
I bought a bike like this, just loving it, great for easy cr
Yes I took one out not long ago, never ridden a Harley before I rode it like a sports bike round the country lanes! must say it was rather fun, but boy they are bloody expensive! Saying that they do hold there price well mind!
at last someone that does a proper roadtest..what was the top speed you road it and how was the high speed handleing
Yeah its a lot of noise to not be going fast! Good vid
Fast is a relative term
I had a go on a forty-eight and actually snapped off the hero blobs. I was worried the dealer wouldn't like that but the bloke who took it back shrugged and said that's what they're for :)
motsew lol! I have a 48 vid coming soon
It's partly your fault I bought a 48 and it's definitely your fault I bought a 2017 breakout (with a Diavel inbetween, but that was my Harley Dealer's fault!). You're spot on with both reviews and I am having a great time on the Breakout so far. The 48 you do slip off the back under full power over bumps but the breakout is great fun and in my opinion, looks epic! Keep reviewing and I hope Harley do you a great deal if you ever go for one as you sound fairly convinced you actually like them now. By the way, who cares what others think. If you're smiling and riding a bike which makes you feel like that, that's what it's all about, what you feel! \m/
you got it on the nail head man its the feeling you get when you speed off on a harley the rolling thunder, the fealing your on a living thing. and you feel the freedom . thats what a harley is all about. metric bikes just ride but a harley lives and you become one and free . ive riddien all across the usa from cailifornina deserts to kansas prairies and there is no experiance finer than being on one of these bikes seeing the long road ahead which can be miles and miles and knowing it will take you there slow or fast but in a rumble thats for sure . enjoy best regagards. and at the end of the day the bashers still wish they felt the freedom of a harley rider.
Dav Che Thanks. I had a lot of fun ridding these Harleys. A different type of fun I'm not used to on a bike! I think every biker should ride a Harley at least once, just for the experience. I will say however that I don't think Harleys Have the monopoly on the feeling of freedom. On some roads, they can actually feel a bit restrictive. I've had a greater sense of freedom on other bikes, but that's more to do with the roads I was on I think. Harleys are a lot of fun at low speed though, but I get bored of low speed cruising, especially in a straight line for hour after hour.
Awsome buddy, lol. It is a totally different feeling than Japanese bikes. I have a 98 softail custom pretty close to the Break Out but I can sure lay it down in the corners,. done the engine up a bit so it's fairly peppy for a Harley. I love running with the sport bikes just to hear what the guys have to say. They never expect me to keep up. Living in BC the bike runs out here are just a fantastic rippen through mountains. The sounds going up cranking on her as sounds reflect off the cliffs is like you said, addictive.If you ever get the chance to run around Castlegar, BC do it as it doesn't matter which way you go it is wow everywhere.jmo,
Greg B Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. I've done a video of a 2009 softail custom which i'll be uploading soon. I think I prefer the softail platform rather than the dynas or sportsters. They might not handle as well, but they're much smoother and more comfy. I think the fat boy is still my favourite Harley to ride at the moment. The breakout is my favourite to look at
My first motorbike pov vid. It's an interesting insight of what goes through a bikers mind.
Harley is the Rolls Royce of motorcycles, once you hop on one you feel like the king of the road.
Like you said, "It makes me smile" and my '13 Breakout does that every time I take it out for a ride. My poor Ducati has since been assigned to a corner in the garage and just doesn't provide the same amount of fun unless being folded up like a pretzel is your idea of "fun".
I've recognised some places in Bristol, am I correct? ;-)Nice bike and awesome sound!
Awesome vid. ha ha. So much fun!
I ride a harley sportster and I always blik the throttle to downshift. It just smooths the speed reduction from the engine.
....nice bike...ok video....different handlebars and and replace pegs with floorboards ...I'm in!
you should try the new 2018 breakout more power more lean angle oil cooled engine you might become a fan good vlog easy to watch you ride tho your not riding like a girl well done
You can do 2" fork extensions for ground clearance.
There's one line they won't be using in their advertising campaigns: Harley's Sweaty Butt Crack
Definitely a bike to take with u on really long rides state to state. Very comfortable from what I hear. One question... Are those the stock pipes along with it?
Bob Frankenstein Wouldn't be my first choice of Harley for long distance. Not the comfiest ergonomics or the easiest to ride. Bars are a bit of a stretch, puts pressure on the back. Fat Boy is much more comfy, has better balance and is easier to ride. This bike was running Cobra pipes. They sound pretty good. Not as loud as the Vance and Hines, but I prefer that.
+Bennie Hitchcock most definitely! thank you for the insight n it's always nice to see a sportsbike rider enjoying and smiling from a harley. ride safe out there n keep posting these awesome vids of yours!
Awesome machine.
Welcome to the club, Bennie!!! I'm a third generation HD rider (both grandfathers as well as my dad and many uncles and cousins). My handle is Toledo Tom (feel free to friend me on facebook if you wish). I ride a 2009 Crossbones.
I was laughing out loud and applauding each time you cranked it up and said," I understand the appeal" "I'm smiling right now" " this is fun" and other shit like that! My dream is to some day vacation in the UK, and tour the whole place on a Harley. I hope to run into you and buy you a pint!
Hey!!!! what was your set up for recording the video and especially the audio???
P.S. Most of us don't give a fuck how cool we look or what the "citizens" think of us. They can SOD OFF (that's how you say it,right?) We're just having fun!!! :D
nice video and nice bike ;):)
Beautiful country where you are. You have to find a place where you can just cruise in 6th at about 60mph for about an hour. That's what a Harley does well.
I met a former coworker , HD rider, that was deaf, hahaha. Over of 15 years riding a Harley. They are obnoxiously loud and too much vibration. I've never understood why people love them. I had a VTwin sportbike and sold it because vibration was too much. I prefer Parallel Twins or Triple engines, like Triumphs.
man that is so cool
I just decided few days ago I m gonna get a Harley myself . Just kinda broke at the moment . Lol
The scrapeing of the pegs surprises me. I own two Harleys and the issue has never been a problem.Could it be that this bike was lowered?I'll really twisty test ride one before I think serious about buying one. Thanks for the review!.....................CHEERS!
+jeff brown Tbh, I scrape the pegs on all cruisers I ride. This breakout is stock apart from the cans. The breakout does have probably more of a problem with ground clearance compared to say the fat boy or ultra glide even. However, if you removed the stems on the end of the footpegs, it'll probably give you another 5 degrees of lean angle, but even then, you won't ever get any big angles on a cruiser. I'm used to riding sportbikes and streetbikes, so maybe it's more of an issue for me than it would be for someone from a cruiser backround.There's still fun to be had with fast cornering on a Harley though!
The factory pegs have extensions that come out on the bottom. There for demo ride purposes. It keeps them from getting scratched. But greatly reduces the lean angle. I've never heard anyone mention that on a review. They just say they scrape easy, instead of explaining why. That's why you've never scraped yours. Also some people over lean on turns. For example you can drive slow and lean a cruiser far enough to scrape the pegs without dropping it. It's typically people used to sport bikes that do this.
+Angel D I like to add more thing. Harleys are very low to the ground and have a low center of gravity. You do not have to lean the bike very far to go around the turn. However a sports bike or metric touring bike has a higher center of gravity. You sit much higher and you have to lean the bike a lot further then a cruiser.
+jeff brown its probably because hes used to riding sport bikes where you lean to turn more than you turn the bars. So maybe hes just leaning too much when going into the turns
i would like a Harley for day to day showing off. And garage a super sport when I really want to kill it and speed up.
Stock pipes? Sounds awesome.
You didn't alienate me in the least, In fact I rather enjoyed how fast you "got it." If you liked the sound and feel of that try an old school shovel.
Richard Melvin I'd love to get my hands on some old Harleys, but doubt I'll get the chance. I mean, how many classic Harley owners do you know that would lend me their bike for the afternoon? I suspect none!
+Bennie Hitchcock well m8 I can't speak for anyone else but after watching your video and listening to you talk about your experience on those bikes I would be confident enough to let you go for a rip.
+Richard Melvin That's a mighty fine offer kind sir!
I'm saving for a breakout. if he's into sport bikes but still likes cruisers he should try the vrod. great in between bike. speed is up with a sport bike tho. Nothing in between about the speed.
Have you ever tried a Star/Yamaha Raider ??,,very similar in looks to the Breakout
+BeaglePower G I've ridden the custom version of the Raider. It's called the XVS1300 here in the UK. I rode it over a year ago though and it was the first proper cruiser I'd ridden, so difficult to compare to the breakout. As I remember, the yamaha felt a touch quicker and lighter, but i still had the same problem with footpegs scraping in corners, but then that happens with all cruisers I ride! The Harley does sound better though imo. The Yamaha actually had more engine vibes than the breakout, but felt a bit more lively overall. Handled better than the breakout too I reckon.
Original? O stage 1?
Is 103 original?
Got a question, how can you tell when you're out of fuel? Where about's is the display for it.
DefiningAwesome when the bike stops your out of fuel !!!!hahah there is a readout on the odometer and trip computer tells you rpm distance left in the tank what gear your in the time
John Kelly
Haha, that'll be useful info for the future. Cheers mate.
103 stock??
That's why I brought a VROD!
Insane amount of views on this bike.
funny comments man I loved it all.
I liked the video some of the comments about riding gear and looking like a dick were hilarious.
Looks like your hooked!! Try a fat bob, with a wind screen and saddle bags......
Nidge Hang Taking a fat bob out soon hopefully. Won't have a screen or saddlebags though, so not the best for touring. I'm interested to see how the handling on the dynas compare to the softails.
Bennie Hitchcock Wana see that review too.
***** Ok ok, I'll upload the fat bob vid! Geez, 3 videos in a week? I'm spoiling you guys
Nidge Hang Fat Bob vid is up - ua-cam.com/video/5Z9tZKbErGY/v-deo.html
That's a nice test omg
You've obviously never done a 2000 mile road trip for a week? You might think differently after the event?
Need to "slam" this model more with a stunted back fender and headers.
Nice place to drive.
+Breno Yuk Fei Lin Thanks. Fairly typical roads in the English countryside. Great for riding if there's no traffic. English cities?....not so much fun.
at first, I was like, why are you driving on the wrong side of the road, and then I realized this is england.
It sure is pretty 😊💨🇺🇸
At 3:30 to 3:35... now you get what Harley's are about!