FYI. That cruise control is not factory but is made by an Australian company called MCCruise. It's a slick system that is pretty much plug and play. Also, the St1300 weighs 719-730lbs wet where as the new Goldwings is 787-830 lbs wet. So only about 100lbs more. The GL is a newer bike, however, and holds about 2 gal less fuel.
I have a 2003 and love it. You mentioned exhaust... You can get several styles of Delkevic pipes which even have removable baffles. Delkevic sells on Amazon. They make it sound far better than the stock pipes. There are several aftermarket front fork kits and rear shock kits that hugely improve the performance as well. If you do your valve clearance as required and oil changes this is an easy 200,000 mile bike.... Many go way over that.
Nice video - just found it. I am riding a 2004 ST1300 just south of you in Louisville. I am curious about what brand seat you have - that is the one thing that I have had problems with on my bike. The OEM sucked so I got a custom Sargent but it is also uncomfortable, so any info or feedback on your seat would be appreciated. Thanks!
@@motommajasonboss4521 i will let you know. i am supposed to be heading to Florida soon to start a new job. just trying to get all paperwork done first
Nice bike ...... I love my 2006 ..... a true touring machine !
Honda pan 2003 this bike is just perfect for touring everywhere wit all your staff.. fiability and real pleasure on board ..Enjoy !
FYI. That cruise control is not factory but is made by an Australian company called MCCruise. It's a slick system that is pretty much plug and play. Also, the St1300 weighs 719-730lbs wet where as the new Goldwings is 787-830 lbs wet. So only about 100lbs more. The GL is a newer bike, however, and holds about 2 gal less fuel.
I just discovered the ST1300 a few months ago, and now I own three ST1300. Great bikes and a bargain to purchase used at around $2500 to $3000.
I enjoyed your video. I just bought a mint 2003 with 11k miles on it 3 days ago. I agree, this style of bike is exactly what I like.
I have a 2003 and love it. You mentioned exhaust... You can get several styles of Delkevic pipes which even have removable baffles. Delkevic sells on Amazon. They make it sound far better than the stock pipes. There are several aftermarket front fork kits and rear shock kits that hugely improve the performance as well. If you do your valve clearance as required and oil changes this is an easy 200,000 mile bike.... Many go way over that.
Thanks
@@motommajasonboss4521 You can have my Delkelvic exhaust.
My boy stay doing big things! I'm loving the content!
Dude what the hell!? You didn't even rev up the bike!
#twistthethrottle
@@kcledis2596 thank you I appreciate it I really do
@@kcledis2596 lol my bad I honestly forgot
Congratulations i have the ST1100 and ST1300 great bikes. Seems we have some of the same interests and equipment 👍🏽
I just picked up (Saturday) a 2007 ST1300 with only 5000 miles on it. I'm impresssed.
I love the St1300 it is such an amazing bike
Nice video - just found it. I am riding a 2004 ST1300 just south of you in Louisville. I am curious about what brand seat you have - that is the one thing that I have had problems with on my bike. The OEM sucked so I got a custom Sargent but it is also uncomfortable, so any info or feedback on your seat would be appreciated. Thanks!
it's a custom mustang seat the are super comfortable
What is the range of prices for it?
hey buddy, when do you want to do a review on my Fatboy
If you're not busy sometime next week I should be free
@@motommajasonboss4521 i will let you know. i am supposed to be heading to Florida soon to start a new job. just trying to get all paperwork done first
@@royplymate5407 right on congratulations I'm starting at Rumpke soon myself
Which windscreen is it, please ?
Unfortunately I don't know the name my bike was stolen about a month ago I will be posting on that soon
@@motommajasonboss4521 oh so sorry
Disagree, it's a tourer. ST = Super Tourer.
Pan American 😂