Indian Challenger LIVE talk and walk through / Indian vs HD 

So you can't afford a Harley that's ok man can't everybody get the best so you settle. No you can't ride with us. Hahahaha

The losers always show themselves.

David Findley and people wonder why Harley riders get bad raps.

@@alexanders7730 I don't rap.

if you can't afford a harley you sure can't afford an indian they cost even more

I am 69 and had cancer. Lost 60 lbs and all my body mass muscle. Had a ultra, 2 street glides and a trike. The only bike I could pick up was my Honda vtx-1300. Deck it with Corbin saddlebags and touring seat. Ride what you like and keep true to the sport.

@Car&Track7 - I heard HD was working on a supercharger bike... IF the really wanna make faster bikes, move away from pushrod technology. I know that is sacrilege, but it's true..

@Ron Pleake ---> I recently bought a 2020 HD Electra Standard and had to change the bars, the seat and the shocks to feel comfortable. After riding from the HD dealership for only 33 miles the muscles between my shoulder were cramping up so much with the stock seat and handlebars that I had to sit off to one side of the seat and hang three fingers over each bar grip and with my little fingers hanging off to the side of the grips to have better wrist position so my wrist wouldn't cramp. I don't have problems with m wrist either. I'm 5 feet 11 inches tall and weigh 178 pounds. Over lots of small bumps on the highway or back roads, the ride on this bike is just brutal with the stock shocks. I wish now that I had bought the Challenger instead, but it was not available when I bought this Harley. I also own a 2014, Victory Cross Country tour and the ride over bumps is even better than a Harley Ultra classic that I test rode and the ride on my 2020 Harley Standard with the stock shocks rides over bumps like a 1960 Volkswagen.

Luis Santiago thank you for tuning in to it all

I've owned Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki, and now a Harley, and I liked all of them for different reasons. My 2017 Ultra Classic is the best bike I've ever owned, though. I would love to have an Indian if my wife would let me LOL! Harley has the most extensive dealer network, though, and that, along with custom parts availability, really gives them an advantage. I hope Indian will be able to grow and offer more. It's good for everybody.

Agreed

Their !!! Damn !😄

Raising the bar is good, it breeds innovation. And that's a win-win for everybody.

Scott Reed ALL RIDERS ?win win for YOU riders , I would never ride one of those chrome air compressors! !

I sure hope so !

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@@adamsandoval thank u for staying true to the core core. the reason we ride...

@J G What bike? Where do I get the info?

Ian Shaff I like Matt. I just think he was out there (way out there) on his last video

I respect that Adam and I too enjoyed his videos just can’t watch him right now. I think he did more harm than good trying to be what he thought was funny.

Ian Shaff - Matt was definitely reaching. Sad to see

I followed Matt from very early. He did excellent work. It really saddened me to watch that video. I considered unsubbing, but decided to think on it for a few days. I came to the conclusion his message was tainted and I lost respect for his opinion on issues. It was a tough breakup, but he is no longer on my list. I hope he grows up and learns from this.

I like Matt, but look at the auto industry - trucks look similar, SUVs look similar, cars look similar, and they all offer pretty much the same features. So I don't get his roast video. I still like him and follow him, though, and I hope his dealership continues to do well.

Thank you for my freedom 🇺🇸

Hi Nick. Two years and 12,000 miles on my '17 Classic LT. Love it and am grateful it was affordable enough for me to buy. I ride with Harleys as well and hope to be able to buy a new Road King within the next 2 years.

Have the same bike. Love it. Will still be buying a new Road King within the next 2 years.

Right on Nick... when we ride there's always other bikes. who gives a Shit! It's all about getting out there and riding.

Congratulations on the new bike

@@adamsandoval trading my 07 ultra in for a challenger why do you like the chief better? Is it lower center of gravity, frame rake,power??

Jason Bloom thank you for my freedom sir

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@@adamsandoval My wife and I have never really traveled that far but we have ridden through just about every condition known including a sudden snow storm. We are both watching your channel and appreciate what you are doing very much. Thanks for the reply

That's right 👊

Charlotte Williams Awesome 👏 attitude ! That’s exactly how I feel . 👍

I bet you're glad you did. I sure do love my challenger, and the chieftain before it

I appreciate your sacrifice and everything you've done to ensure freedom for us all 🇺🇸 thank you for your continued interest and support

My MV Agusta has a slipper clutch...super smooth on down shifts..but, you cant push start it unless your towing it with a car...

Sounds like you raised some find young men 🇺🇸 thanks for tuning in

Alex Clendenning Thank you so much.

Oh man your not going to try and hug me are you, I'm just asking. I don't Realy role like that.

true, hey,adam is ok in the USA, no riding in the UK,its pissin it down......take care all.

Yes.. Indeed... greetings from Los Angeles what part of the UK bud

Yorkshire, north England.

@@longjammeriii3323 hell yeah that's awesome I actually watch a lot of videos from the England area and I noticed that the people there really like cars and motorcycles just like we do I've been all over the world but I haven't been there yet hopefully I can make it before it's too late I'm only 35 now so I have some time.

Thanks for sharing. I love hearing from subscribers that have been inspired in some way by this channel 👊

That's a good point, I had a 81 Suzuki GS with a Craig Vetter fixed fairing and I think he is the one who started this trend.

Craig Doud I was thinking the same. I put a Vetter fixed fairing on a Yamaha 650 in the early 70’s.

BMW had the first fixed fairing, followed by Harley Davidson and then Honda. Kawasaki and Suzuki were a year later.

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James O'Brien that is a fact

Yamaha midnight special late 70’s was blacked out

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