Which Sportster is Best for You? 2022 H-D Forty-Eight vs. 2022 H-D Iron 883 

You can upgrade to 1200, HD makes a conversion kit

Yes 😂

And paint it black 😊

Fr😂😂

Would defeat the purpose of calling it the 48 lol

Glad to help!

Thanks for the feedback! We look forward to seeing y'all again soon!

@@TobaccoRoadHD I'll be back, I'm running out of t-shirts and long sleeved tops. Always good to wear something in the UK that others don't have and spread the HD word.

Harleys biggest mistakes was not keeping the sporters and then releasing different bikes instesd that lets asmit most people dont want. They shouldntngave stopped making the 48. If europe doesmt want them because they claim theyre not enviormentally friendly i say we tell them maybe if they dont change their mind we cancel nato and let them have fun against russia alone. Bring back the gunship grey sportsters

Love to hear it! Enjoy the ride!

For the Riding Academy courses, the Street 500's have 3 different seat options. The low seat on the Street 500's are usually able to work for most riders. The 350's have a higher seat height but slimmer profile. It might help to check some articles from shorter female riders and see tricks they use. Wishing you the best this weekend!

How'd it turn out for you?

Absolutely! Reach out to our Parts Dept to see about ordering a set, and they can even give you options for install! www.tobaccoroadhd.com/

Unfortunately, the 48 only came in the 1200cc configuration. You should come check out the new 975cc Nightster and 1200cc Sportster S. Their ride modes let you control how much power you're working with.

I’m a young woman and have a 2017 48. The 1200 is nothing to be fearful of. You’ll be glad to have the little extra power.

@Goesdeep 2 gallons is not enough for anything

@Goesdeep you can upgrade the 883 to be stronger

@@delgandeyou can upgrade the forty eight to be stronger too

No

Yes a 3.3 gallon tank from zodaic

3rd party .. aftermarket…. I’m certain… I haven’t actually looked.. but I’d be shocked if not

@@KevOzY That's great as I prefer the Forty-Eight but consider the small tank a potential deal-breaker.

The 3.3 bolts right on.

@@jellis3699 like will the 2023 be the last model? or the 2022 is the last one?

@@danteturnbull1475 2022

@@jellis3699 Not happy to hear this news. Don't like the new "Rev Max" engine at all. H D couldn't have made the new Sportster sound more un-Harley if they tried.

The Sportster Forty-Eight takes a minimalist approach and the fuel tank is no exception there. If you're looking for a Harley-Davidson with a larger fuel capacity, but is just as nimble, there are still plenty of options for you. I'd recommend checking out the Nightster with the Rev Max and a 3.1 gallon tank or any bike from the new Softail line-up with fuel tanks ranging from the 3.5 gallon Softail Standard to the 5 gallon Low Rider S. Of course, the best option is always to stop by and let us help you find the perfect bike for your riding.

What if we put a dildo on the seat would that change your mind? What a chump

@@TobaccoRoadHD say it straight as it is dude. Marketing is killing desire to purchase one.

The 2.1 looks right at home like my 72. It was made for Saturday night cruising and they do that exceptionally well. Plus it's an excuse to get a 2nd bike.

Its actually better than you might think! You no longer have to worry about where you put your key, did you leave it in the bike, did you leave the bike on, etc. The key fob lets you zip it up in your riding jacket leaving it secured on you. Losing a hard key means getting stuck while the bike running on a key fob will let you input your PIN number using the turn signals to start it. If the bike starts to detect a low battery in the fob, it will display Low Fob Battery on the screen with plenty of extra time so you can get that battery replaced soon.

so u waist ur life in traffic fuk that shit

You are joking right? 😂

@@DemonHunter09 not at all. 883 and 48 and both way under powered with ancient technology not to mention on the 48 the tank is ridiculously small.

@@toomey2wheels247 i agree on that small tank 👍🏼 That’s definitely an issue But because of the "ancient technology" a lot of people like these bikes. Some call it ancient and some call it old school you know? It’s just nothing to fancy on the bikes. At least that’s why I love ‘em

@@toomey2wheels247 they are entry level bikes, for beginers are ok or just for a everyday bike, and "ancient" technology is not that bad, that means easy to repair and lots of pieces out there so fuck you.

@@DemonHunter09 I think Harley made a big mistake cancelling the 883 and 48. Now they have no entry level models and I can't stand the sound of the new Sportster/Nightster.