This is my opinions on riding motorcycles and what I experience. I will be moto vlogging, doing gear and bike reviews, and showing people what it is like to learn how to ride a motorcycle. I love all motorcycles especially Harley Davidsons. I have a 2023 Harley Davidson Nightster. I will be doing some touring and going to some bike Rallys. Lets have some two wheel fun!!!
The ecourse basically makes you go through the whole book with 5 or 6 questions at the end of each lesson. When you do the two day course, they go over the book in more depth and then you take a 25 question test.
Ive ridden Harleys for 10 years in Thailand, after a year i realised . If you want to live pay careful attention to the speed limit , slow down at U turns ( In thailand a U turn is fast lane to fast lane ). most important is be prepared to give way to anyone and anything
H U H? What's the point? As a rider of 50years, born and raised in Milwaukee where all you see, and at night all you hear are BIKES. Is all we ask is look before Lane changing and ALWAYS USE YOUR DIRECTIONAL. ALWAYS!!
Inside a Harley to work every day. I wear a Shoei Neotec 2 with the Brake Free wireless break light. I e noticed a huge difference with ppl staying off my ass. It’s bright and very visible!
Yup. I honestly cant stand car drivers. They do really stupid maneuvers in an attempt to speed up only to end up slowing down. Stay in your lane like 😂😂
2:25 - Quoting directly from the dealer booklet - "The Milwaukee-Eight 121 High Output (HO) engine is tuned to produce more horsepower and torque than the Milwaukee-Eight VVT 121 engine with a high-performance camshaft, race-inspired high-performance air intake, and elevated 5,900 RPM redline" Great takeaways although I think actually most were surprised by the CVO ST. It also raises more questions like - will there be a CVO ST model for 2025?
I would think they will make them for 2025 just because of the popularity. I also can see them putting out another striped down version for mass production too.
@@Birdhog - If they continue to appeal to the King of Baggers (KOB) crowd then I can see future versions. This was the point and focus of their 2024 reveal, specifically the CVO St and the new tech on the grand touring models. I personally think the CVO Pan America will be a "one-off" because of the 25th Anniversary of the CVO. I predict a 975 either later this year or in 2025.
Got my ‘22 Fat Bob as my first Harley coming from many years of Sport Bikes. I absolute love it. I gotta add that RG CVO ST to the stable next to it soon.
I am actually going to ride one in May. I wasn’t slamming the bike, I am actually a big fan of the rev max platform. I just think that a 975 PA would of been better served than a CVO. I had a 975 Nightster for a year and loved the bike. I do feel Harley has not given the rev max platform the attention it should get. Just my opinion.
The Pan America has adaptive ride height and lace wheels as an option. If you add the side cases and the top case plus the lights and the skid plate and the labor to put them on you will be at the same price or more. My local dealer has a 23 model with all these options and they have it priced over $28,000. So if a person were going to add all these options the price isn't out of line. Not a good idea if you don't want the extras.
Man I have been searching for a crash bar for a Nightster 2023 forever, finally found your video. Thanks for the extra tip. You got air filters / exhausts ?
I know TC bros just came out with an exhaust. I never put one on the bike though. Also freedom exhausts came out with some different options. I would start there.
Great video and perspective. Just a quick note on your comment about riding next week, keep in mind that there will be a lot of sand on the street I've seen a lot of bikes go down early in the year until we get a few good rains to wash the roads.
Exactly what I did when I recently bought a 2012 Dyna super glide custom. Replaced all the engine fluids ,brake fluids, fork fluids went through the whole entire bike just for peace of mind. Also replaced the brake pads. Like everything came to almost 150/175 dollars and I did all the work myself.
