The Harley Davidson Rider BRAG About Freedom 

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Freedom means not to care to much about others opinions or feelings, and just do your own thing.

Growing up in East Tennessee I got my motorcycle license at 14 and now I am 65. My dad got me into bikes and it’s a life choice that never left me. Dad rode a 1967 Electra Glide but I always chose Suzuki, Yamaha or a Kawasaki and had many. What is sad for me is I never got my first HD until 2003 and dad passed in 1989. I wished I had got myself a HD and rode with him more than you can imagine. Since 2003 I have bought and ridden many miles on a HD and currently ride a M8 Fatboy totally tricked out with engine as well. Dad would be proud I hope. I love my HD no matter which one is under me. Love your channel, even went and bought a 3/4 helmet low profile that is a idea I got from you. I see why you like it. 🇺🇸South Carolina

I used to hate Harleys, and thought they were ridden by rich, professional weekend warriors. Then I bought one and my attitude changed totally. I love my Softail Custom, had it 15 years and it certainly represents freedom to me, more so than any other bike I've owned over the past 50 years. I can't explain why, it just does! 🇬🇧

I use to be a Harley hater, but at the age of 60 and after owning 24 different motorcycles I brought my first Harley a Lowrider St best bike I have ever owned and cannot speak highly enough of Harley dealer service very happy.

Total agree with the freedom a motorcycle provides. Enjoy my Goldwing just as adamantly. Also agree with the need to support the dealership base for all models. 2004, 243,000 miles turned today!

I'm one of those old guys (60) but not fat as I've always been in shape & also enjoy that part of this channel as well. Just as Chuck Zito works out, doesn't drink, builds custom Harleys that's how it's done for sure. I was a team mate with Evander Holyfield for 5 yrs but grew up in the Boxing world with my first bout at 6yrs since my father & 2 uncles had teams. Me & my cousins learned it from birth you could say so me, my brother & sisters all stay in shape to this day thanks to a great inspiring Father. I've had at least 1 Harley all these yrs (sometimes 2 at a time) since being a Senior in high School with my first being a '59 Pan I wished I still had. I thought when I sold it in the early 80's that they're all around & I'll get another one sometime but didn't realize strong enough what I had. There have been other Harley's but currently I still have my '83 wide-glide I bought in '84 in Daytona Bike Week which stays parked most of the time now but ride my 2016 Road King almost daily when I'm in town from work. Thumbs up & I subscribed when I saw the first vid 3 essential qualities to being a man, liked it a lot and more since, Salute.

Here in the UK the MAG byline is "Freedom isn't free". MAG fights the politicians who are always ready to jump on the " resrict bikes etc" bandwagon. I'm a Harley rider for nearly 40 years. Still puts a smile on my face.

Howdy Mate. I currently ride a metric cruiser and I am looking at all brands and styles. Harley Touring Ultra are currently on my list for my next purchase. Kawasky Voyager 1700 is half-price and fully liquid-cooled. It doesn't matter what you ride. I guess when you buy a new Harley you get into the HOG chapter in your local area. Freedom is thinking out of the box and not succumbing to peer pressure.

Retired 68 year old male...

Freedom's just another word for nothing left to loose. ~ Janis Joplin This is the feeling I get on tour on my Harley Davidson and if I have to explain it to someone they wouldn't totally understand it.

Congrats on the 10k subs! This might be a little off topic but when I see strangers, like power rangers, meet at a gas pump, they always talk about how fast their bike can go. When I see strangers on Harley's meet at a pump, they are usually talking about road trips they've each been on or memories they've made over the years and sometimes invite each other to upcoming events. Just an observation I've made over time.

Great video.....I am 75 and my doctor told me I should stop riding as it's dangerous. Right after he told me he almost got hit jogging.😮 I told him I'll wave as I ride by when he's in his bubble!😅

I work to live not live to work. Life is to short so live your life the way you want to and don't care about the others and what they say life is short.

Freedom is a state of mind and place of being

I've been off and on bikes since I was in high school. I bought a Suzuki when I got out of the Army and sold it when I had kids. I even work on the Police bikes for my city.

Run(ride)and you'll live - at least a while. And dying in your beds many years from now, would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance, just one chance to come back here and tell our enemies that they may take our lives, but they'll never take our Freedom!

Freedom for me is enjoying riding my bike where and when I want, and with who I want. You said it very well when you said people who are part of a society are never really free of the normality of life. But we as riders can for whatever time we choose....enjoy that little bit of freedom as soon as your bike fires up and rolls down the road! Great video mate! 😎

Great video! And congrats on the 10k subs. Perception = reality is the hardest concept for some people to understand. They only recognize it when it’s done to them. But not when they do it to others. Ironic.

Freedom is the opportunity to freely make a life's choice accepting the risk and or reward while voluntarily accepting and personnaly owning the consequences....regardless how onerous they may be.