Harley Street Rod 750 - Is It A Good Beginner Motorcycle? 

Love hearing from other beginners!! Glad this helped!! Ride safe!

Thank you!! Glad to have you here! Ride safe!

Thank you!! I appreciate the support!

I had a lot of fun on this one. Trying out different bikes has been a blast too! I would love to ride this one around some more!

Thank you for being here!!!

Both awesome bikes!! I've been trying to find an 883 for Jon to flip so I can try it!

Thank you! I like the bike a lot more than I thought I would! It was an unusually chilly day for us.

Yeah the position was a little goofy for me! Thanks for the support!!

Thank you so much!! I've had some people tell me that that has happened with their wives. There is hope! Thank you for the support and for checking out my video!

That makes total sense!!! It was very comfortable to ride as a beginner. I just can't imagine taller people on it! Would definitely be a tight fit. I'll have to take it out some more now that I know all of this! Thanks for the info!

@@JackiesMotoGarage how tall are you?

I guess it's a good one for me to take out and learn on then!! I had no idea!

Thank you so much!! Yes, mother of 6...I got this!!! 💪🏽🏍

Thank you!! I'll have to take it out some more!

I'll have to check the audio on our camera set up. Thank you for letting me know! This was a super fun bike!! I'll definitely be taking it out some more!

It is a cool looking bike! Super fun to ride as well!

It was such a fun one to ride!!

Yeah this was a great price and it's a fun bike!!!

Keep in mind the HD sportster line up also budget friendly. I just picked up a 2015 sportster 1200 for 5k with 4 thousand miles on it.

The Thruxton was definitely more aggressive. I'll have to get more comfortable riding before I take that out again!

Love that cute little baby!! Thank you for watching all the way from Greece! ❤️

Might have to try that out and convince Jon to keep it for me! I'd love to ride it around some more and get more comfortable on it.

It was definitely more aggressive than the DRZ that I have been riding, but more comfortable than the Triumph! Thanks for checking out my video!

💪💁‍♀️🏍 Thanks for checking out my video!!

Hahaha yeah a couple flips off the roof will calm me right down! I would actually love to try an 883. I've been looking for one on craigslist! Jon just can't help himself...he's a show off haha. Thanks for your support!!

@@JackiesMotoGarage haha, right on

I might have to convince Jon to let me keep it! It was a blast!

Thanks!! I really liked riding it. Tha is for checking out the video!

🤣🤣🤣 That is exactly what it felt like!! I might have to talk him into letting me have it!

@@JackiesMotoGarage yesssss

Appreciate the support!!

It's such a fun bike!!! Ride safe!

@@JackiesMotoGarage suitable bike for your beauty 😍

🤣🤣🤣 It was the closest comparison I could think of. He is pretty snuggly in those jammies!

@@JackiesMotoGarage Squatty Potty is a gimmick but those commercials made me realize that taking one pant leg of my pants off gives me a wider stance and it seems like everything goes better.. I don't think I will ever own a Motorcycle with forward foot rests that's just plane awkward you don't have as much control as you do with mid foot pegs.. Normally I hate HD's for their low performance poor handling poor suspension .. But the HD you were riding that has mid foot controls and better suspension taller seat height Looks pretty decent really .. but I never heard the price.. I think I will look at one at the Local HD Dealer before I buy a used Yamaha V-Vax simply because I love to Humiliate Harleys even the stage IV ones..

Mike Skidmore a dirt bike? Really? I ride both and dirt riding is completely different from street riding. Other than falling off doesn’t hurt as much. But dirt bikes are made to fall down, street bikes you never drop. 😁

5'5 hope that helps! Thanks for watching!

Haha yeah there is no way he would take the mini van if he could take a motorcycle. He had the kids with him so had to go with the van! Thanks for checking out the video!

@@JackiesMotoGarage I just got my Motorcycle endowment two years ago at age 56 .. As a Teenager I out ran the Police 6 times on dirt bikes then got caught once when I was 16 years old on a Street legal Yamaha GT 80.. I put the GYT KIT in it and more than tripled the power with top speed gearing limited at 85 MPH.. It took 7 Cop cars and 14 Cops to catch me on a Friday evening.. Back then fleeing and eluding was only a Misdemeanor.. I don't think I even lost my License over that.. I did have to go to court however.. How times have changed.. at Age 17 I had a Yamaha RD 400 I could actually do a 1st through 3rd gear wheelie on even though I was not smart enough to cover the rear brake pedal with my Foot.. I test rode an Indian FTR-1200 .. a really fun Bike .. For now have a Yamaha FZ-07 with side cases top cases luggage rack and windscreen .. I take it on long distance camping trips.. My most recent girl friend has panic attacks just looking at a Motorcycle ..She says when she was 7 years old she was riding on the back of a bike with her father in the Yard and he crashed in the wet grass.. I got a new Z-28 Camaro when I was 18 years old .. Turns out most Fathers would not let their daughters ride on my Motorcycle .. I guess the car was safer had a decent bake seat good brakes upgraded suspension and could do 150 MPH .. that was in the days before so many Morons were texting and talking on their cell phones.. But I am in Michigan no CA where Road Rage is such a big Problem too .. I hope you will advance to 3rd and 4th gear soon ..

Hahaha I had no idea he was back there! Such a punk.

I am a very beginner rider! Still learning the ropes. The Harley just wasn't like the ones I was used to riding thus far. I'll keep practicing and getting better! Thanks for checking out my video!

@@JackiesMotoGarage dont get caught up in someone else's passion. Riding a bike in today's climate is dangerous and I've been ridding for 45 years. I still ride but I got to learn before everybody was looking down at their cell phones. I live in a middle size town and at least four times a ride someone trys to kill me. I'm just saying if your that scared of the bike you might lock up at the wrong time. I know your ol man has skills and I'm sure he can teach you alot. But if it's not for you dont force it.

@@davidfellows6250 Those dang cell phones!! Thank you for looking out for me. Job says the same thing...he always tells me that I can quit whenever I want and especially if I'm not enjoying it. For now, I am enjoying it! If it ever gets to be too much or too dangerous, then I will definitely stop. Thank you.

@@JackiesMotoGarage just do me a favor. Wear your gear,dont commute with your bike for a year or too . Use your bike as a means to get out of traffic and do lots and lots of parking lot training . I do it still . You have to keep your skills up or they decay.

@@davidfellows6250 I definitely dont plan on riding on main roads for a while and I don't even let Jon commute on a motorcycle! I'll be doing slow speed training and working on parking lot stuff for a long time! I am a very cautious person. I definitely dont plan on doing wheelies or any of that crazy stuff like Jon. And gear is in the works!! I have been working on finding the proper gear. I appreciate you looking out for me!