Road Star warrior wheelies, burnouts, 0-60, and more 

If they made a new Warrior I'd sell a kidney for it.

@@justinluttrell1769 lol. No kidding! I'm very close to buying a 2009 warrior. Seems like they're nearing extinction.

@@justinluttrell1769 goodness man lol

yeah half the video was shot in wintertime, it's a fun bike, was a awesome video to make, i really should make a new one this spring, thanks for the comment

thanks for watching man

Thanks, I have had it for 4.5 years and have done plenty of work to it

Thanks for watching my Video, thanks for the comment,

they are a fun bike, They Handle really good, not the Fastest bike out there but plenty of low end power

I own an 03 and an 05

having a blast, thanks for leaving a comment, it means alot

LoL, yeah they dont like it when we race either, but the warrior gets respect on the street,

Schooled a RG last weekend. Typical Harley jerk scoffed when I pulled my '04 Warrior beside him stopped at a red light. I waved at him as I normally do any other biker. He just glanced and looked away. He probably didn't like that I pulled up next to him 😂. Light turned green, he floors it and to his surprise I'm sure, so did I. We're neck and neck through through 1st, then dusted him thru 2nd and 3rd. At the next light, he wouldn't pull up next to me at an empty red. Was hilarious to see him stop two lengths behind me.

nope. it is still stock belt

hoat pham same here bro! Smh lol

You can do it with stock engine components it's all about knowing when the clutch will catch and how to properly set release (dump) your clutch. Food tired help too

you gotta slip the clutch just enough from spinning the tire, I didn't think it was possible, and somebody said it was, once i knew it could be done, it was easy, gotta have a warm tire on warm road, can't do it in the cold

Stock wheels, the thumbnail is a different bike

I've rode it for 6 years, and I'm not very nice to it, no problems, I guess the drive belts give out around 30-40,000 miles, lots of tires

I'm the same way, I know how hard on stuff I am, so I try to get as close to new condition as possible, this bike had 1100 mile on it when I bought it, and 10000 now, great bike

Yes, but you must consider that this bike is bulletproof. This is how I ride mine everywhere all the time. Over 35k on it and still runs, looks and rides like new. I've read that a few guys in UK have over 100k on the ticker. Plus it looks cooler, is quicker and handles better than a 600cc rice burner. Best bike ever.

It only gets around 30mpg , not as good as you would think , but it still gets around 30 when you rag on it 2

Mine does about 50mpg. All depends on the rider.

I get 40 on average mixed riding and 2up..long shots open air cleaner and carb jetted

@@gregring525 RS Warriors are fuel injected....

@@gregring525 WTF you dont even know your own bike is Injected hahah.. jeez man.. how did you jet it haha

2009 Roadstar warrior 1700cc

safety first

this is a good idea, i can film the destruction of it

I think anyone who has a Raider would be too scared to race

@@KlunkersKustoms probably right.... 0-35 would be ok though

Did some drifting in the driveway today though.

@@justinirwin7881 I would have a school bus size gap between us by 35mph, after that I think the raider would catch up

@@KlunkersKustomsdoubt it

Living on the edge