Thanks for the support. The ST is pretty sick. I'd like to start doing more personal things to mine now. I'm stoked on it and have never tried to be super original but mine does look pretty basic now so I'd like to add some more personal touches next.
Nice Bike Man! I also just got my first Harley this last spring. I almost chose the Low Rider S because I liked how it looked. As I started test rides, I was sure I was making the right decision on the Low Rider. But then I seen a Fat Bob with an after market exhaust(TBR) and that changed everything. I hadn't been on a bike in 30 years, but I have a similar background as yourself. I truly think the best beginner bike is going to be the one your most comfortable on. I'm in Michigan and parked the Fat Bob for the winter. In 6 months I got 5,116 miles of two wheel therapy. And it was glorious!!! Congrats On Your Bike Brother...keep the rubber side down!!!
just subbed love the channel. I can only speak from personal experience on my 2020 lrs and man for longer rides the risers were a game changer. can wait to see more videos this summer.
Wow great videos man! I am thinking of picking up a low rider s to replace my sportster, and you are definitely convincing me it is a good idea! Quick question, what is that sissy bar you have on the bike? Very interested in that, as it looks like I could hang a backpack on the rear. Thanks, and please, keep up with the videos!! Loving them so far!
Hey thanks for the compliment. I love the bike and I bet you'd enjoy it coming from a sportster. It's an Edward Richie sissy bar. I have a video on the purchase/install and show how it works with my backpack as well.
Great quality videos man. Would say a 2000cc engine is never going to be a “good beginner” bike. Glad you’ve not been injured but I wouldn’t advise people to buy this as a beginner bike.
Thanks for the compliment! Appreciate it. Very fair statement as well which I agree with under that context. I'm not a "wild" rider by any means. I go through the gears on a straightaway occasionally but I just enjoy cruising around and don't fight the speed temptation.
Love the channel man. I also picked a Low Rider S this summer, really enjoying the bike. Did a few mods (bars, risers, bags, etc.) but haven't settled on an exhaust. In doing research, I discovered your V&H install video (along with your channel) and have been following ever since. How would you describe the sound of the pipe you have? I'm looking for something that won't be really loud but would still have a nice tone to it. Thanks!
Hey thanks very much! I love my V&H system for a handful of reasons. I'm planning to make a "long term" review video on it but not sure when I'll get around to that one so a quick answer to your question would be this: I think it has a pretty unique sound (this system in particular) compared to others. I'd call it a raspy gritty sound but still having a deep rumble if that makes sense. It's nice because it's not obnoxiously loud at idle, but if you get up into the RPM's under load it's adequately loud without being a tool to others around you ya know. Hope that helps for now! Happy to answer anything else.
@@Warren-Rides That helps a lot, thanks for taking the time to reply, much appreciated. On to more winter mods than, riding days are too few this time of year
@@Anton_G_604 hey man check out Rinehart slip on exhaust I went with the slip on exhaust route so I won’t have to deal with tuning and keeping my 2 year warranty on the bike , to be honest I wasn’t expecting it to sound good but man I’m surprised it sounds really good
Love the videos! Got myself a ‘23 Low Rider ST late this summer and it’s been fun to see the different mods we all do to our bikes
Thanks for the support. The ST is pretty sick. I'd like to start doing more personal things to mine now. I'm stoked on it and have never tried to be super original but mine does look pretty basic now so I'd like to add some more personal touches next.
Nice Bike Man! I also just got my first Harley this last spring. I almost chose the Low Rider S because I liked how it looked. As I started test rides, I was sure I was making the right decision on the Low Rider. But then I seen a Fat Bob with an after market exhaust(TBR) and that changed everything. I hadn't been on a bike in 30 years, but I have a similar background as yourself. I truly think the best beginner bike is going to be the one your most comfortable on. I'm in Michigan and parked the Fat Bob for the winter. In 6 months I got 5,116 miles of two wheel therapy. And it was glorious!!! Congrats On Your Bike Brother...keep the rubber side down!!!
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing that story and the encouragement. The Fat Bob has really grown on me as well. Cheers!
just subbed love the channel. I can only speak from personal experience on my 2020 lrs and man for longer rides the risers were a game changer. can wait to see more videos this summer.
Thanks Joey. Appreciate the sub and you sharing your thoughts on your bike setup. The idea of risers has definitely been growing on me.
Looks great man! I’ll be getting one of those covers when I get my 2024.
Thank you
Great videos man!! Subscribed!! I've got a 2023 ST
Hey thanks!
Wow great videos man! I am thinking of picking up a low rider s to replace my sportster, and you are definitely convincing me it is a good idea!
Quick question, what is that sissy bar you have on the bike? Very interested in that, as it looks like I could hang a backpack on the rear.
Thanks, and please, keep up with the videos!! Loving them so far!
Hey thanks for the compliment. I love the bike and I bet you'd enjoy it coming from a sportster. It's an Edward Richie sissy bar. I have a video on the purchase/install and show how it works with my backpack as well.
Dope content my guy!
Many thanks!
Great quality videos man. Would say a 2000cc engine is never going to be a “good beginner” bike. Glad you’ve not been injured but I wouldn’t advise people to buy this as a beginner bike.
Thanks for the compliment! Appreciate it. Very fair statement as well which I agree with under that context. I'm not a "wild" rider by any means. I go through the gears on a straightaway occasionally but I just enjoy cruising around and don't fight the speed temptation.
Waiting for you TBar video, if you going ahead for that mod :P
Cam install video is next and out soon!
Love the channel man. I also picked a Low Rider S this summer, really enjoying the bike. Did a few mods (bars, risers, bags, etc.) but haven't settled on an exhaust. In doing research, I discovered your V&H install video (along with your channel) and have been following ever since. How would you describe the sound of the pipe you have? I'm looking for something that won't be really loud but would still have a nice tone to it. Thanks!
Hey thanks very much! I love my V&H system for a handful of reasons. I'm planning to make a "long term" review video on it but not sure when I'll get around to that one so a quick answer to your question would be this:
I think it has a pretty unique sound (this system in particular) compared to others. I'd call it a raspy gritty sound but still having a deep rumble if that makes sense. It's nice because it's not obnoxiously loud at idle, but if you get up into the RPM's under load it's adequately loud without being a tool to others around you ya know. Hope that helps for now! Happy to answer anything else.
@@Warren-Rides That helps a lot, thanks for taking the time to reply, much appreciated. On to more winter mods than, riding days are too few this time of year
@@Anton_G_604 hey man check out Rinehart slip on exhaust I went with the slip on exhaust route so I won’t have to deal with tuning and keeping my 2 year warranty on the bike , to be honest I wasn’t expecting it to sound good but man I’m surprised it sounds really good