Best Harley For Your 1st Harley & Ones To Stay Away From

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They just recommended at Street 500 over an Iron 883. Anyone who makes it to these comments, please disregard this entire video. Whoever makes the videos on this channel are absolutely clueless.

My Sportster 1200 with a 4.5 gallon tank is a top heavy pig. I really wouldn't recommend it for a first bike but then again, it's cooler than a lot of bikes. lol

I can’t afford a big bike but my 2004 sportster is nice I love it.

Oops narrator says front breaks provide a fraction of the stopping power compared to rear breaks. Doooonnnt think that is correct my friend.

I started on a 1200 sportster at 16 and was easy as hell lol

The narrator advises against covering the front brake while riding because that contributes to panic stopping. This is contrary to what is taught by the MSF.

I worked for HD when the XG's came out, I can personally attest to them being hot, heavy, underpowered, and so CHEAP feeling in the saddle. Only one thats half decent was the street rod 750, and that was just an overpriced XG

'03 100th anniversary Duece is the bike I have now I was given to me in my dad's will it was running fine until a few months ago he fell on it and there's apparently a wire on the battery when you fall it automatically shuts the bike off I've driven about 3 times after that but the last time I rode it, the check engine light would come on while I was moving and I tested it going down the road and it seems like it has an issue getting in high RPMs the engine light goes away if I take it easy and stay around 3k RPM it's ok but one I go over the light comes on and when its on while I drive it the bike feels like it wants to come to a dead stop everytime the engine light flashes. If anyone can point me to a channel that will help me solve this please let me know or if you have an idea please leave a comment

I’ve been riding sport bikes and been looking for a harley. I’m not sure what’s best because i don’t know much about harley’s since there’s so many. I don’t want a slow beginners harley’s so i’m trying to find something that would match or be similar to the skill of me riding a cbr600rr. Any suggestions ?

Harley has gone down hill. Their heyday was 90’s to 2010’s. Quality and build have gone down tremendously IMO. 2006 Fatboy here

I had 4 back surgeries I need a seat with a back rest but can’t afford one o well I will still ride but can’t ride a long ride but I love my 1200 sportster

I'm a little different as my Dad started me riding mini bikes as soon as I could hold one up, and Im 52 now, so I've been on a few bikes in my time. I had been riding motorcycles for most of my life when I started on a big bike, everyone said to start on a Sportster, and I did when I was 18, a 86 1200. I absolutely hated it, I felt cramped and uncomfortable. In my opinion, a Sportster is NOT a good starter bike, they are top heavy and light which makes them very unstable in traffic or windshere. I'm am 6'1 200lbs with a 34 1/2 inseam and arms that hang to my knees, though so a Sportster did not fit me at all. The mid controls on it made me feel like a grown man on a tricycle. I always recommend a Softail model to a beginner, the Street Bob, Slim, Deluxe, or Heritage. They are a little heavier, but they are, nimble, well balanced and have a low center of gravity, which makes it stable in traffic and very rider friendly. They are what I call a forgiving bike, as far as they are reactive in turns, it doesnt take a lot to make them lay into a turn but they dont have the lean angle of say a Road King so low speed maneuvering takes some practice. I always tell new rider's to stay away from Sportsters, if you want to start on a smaller bike, get a Shadow 750, or Vulcan or something of that nature. That's just my opinion, honestly I tell people buy what you want and learn to ride it, but be realistic. If you're 5'5 and 130 lbs and have never sit on a bike, don't go buy a Road King or Road Glide. Take it slow, practice low speed maneuvering and braking everyday until it becomes second nature and the very most important thing......learn and practice defensive driving.

I suggest looking for a really good deal on a used Harley of your liking, learn to ride on it (le$$ painful learning bumps) and then trade it in for your dream bike. You can start on anything, I learned to ride on a road King and it was super easy. Of course there will be obstacles but riding a motorcycle is learned by training sessions and practice, most of which you can now a-days learn on your own by watching you tube. Having said all that, If you are really tall you will have difficulty riding small frame bikes and it will hamper your learning, the same can be said for the reverse.

A 6ft tall person will have to sit on the passenger seat to fit on a street 500....

Started on a CVO Street Glide Ride what fits best & feels most comfortable

Sportster is so overrated and pushed on new riders. I started on a slim. Love it.

I think the Harley Street looks kinda neutered. Not a fan of the back end shape.

Started with a 2001 fatboy, went on with a 2011 roadking, later had a GSA.... Now i settle down with a Sporty 1200 and i love it most 😊

Regardless you're gonna have to learn that bike you purchased. I myself started with the Harley Davidson Ride Academy, which definitely helped and was worth it, in my opinion, as new rider