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As another viewer, Jediknifefight noted, a clutch lever comes in handy, sometimes absolutely necessary, during slow maneuvers and this bike doesn't come with that lever! That might be the determining factor for me in my decision not to acquire one of these bikes. Everything else on the bike looks great and it's a Honda so it'll obviously last longer than I'll be on this earth.

Say less bruh. Got me one

I’m 6.2 and I ride a z125

Need forward controls as do not like my knees above the tank.

This bike needs spoke wheels!

Sportsters are booty especially 883

I’d like one a little rich for my taste

I love the Fat Boy

harley dealers lies too much

You’re vid is one of the best explanations of the trike. Many other vids say, it’s weird, it’s not for me etc,etc. They all say I wouldn’t have one when in reality we All with any luck become “Geezers” and will likely end up on a trike In The Wind. We have a 23 Vivid Black Freewheeler which we luv. It’s a blast with a ton of torque off the line because of the extra weight and 3rd wheel. The Only down point which has nothing to do with the trike and everything to do with Harley Davidson. The Freewheeler doesn’t come with LED’s as standard equipment. I got mine from Custom Dynamics and installed them myself. LED’s make a world of difference in the Be Seen Dept. As with any Harley the options are vast and depends on how much you want to spend, BUT we luv the Freewheeler, because it’s a blast. As for curves you lean a bit like you said but tighter twisties you need to slow a bit. We bought the trike because I have back and knees issues and was away from riding because of it but the trike got us both back out in the wind.

Just visited Lepera's location and did some test fits. I ended up ordering the Tailwhip/Up Front with Gel and the tuck and roll style. I was wrned the gel makes it a bit more firm. I'm a little worried lol! I want to go on long rides but firm to be actually makes me think it's not going to stay comfortable after about an hour. I had the Saddlemen step up with gel and man it stayed soft and comfy on long rides but was a bit too far back for me.

I'd love to know how much clutch replacements and/or repairs went up after Harley started these classes. When I grew up, riding the clutch was kinda frowned upon, to say the least.

Why record a video while using the helmet? Pathetic. If you're not riding, why keep the helmet and ruin the sound?

Great video

Like everything about it besides the range. Nice video!

Nice pictures with that back/foreground. That road while raining is a no go for sure but it was interesting to see.

🥵 Cool ride in Hot weather, and awesome photo shoot 📷 on the “Yellow Brick Road”! To use that area as a backdrop was very creative and unique! I am putting together some content for my channel “REBELATIONS” to get it up and running, but in my spare time when I’m not on my Honda CMX1100 Rebel, I really enjoy your “long ride” videos because I find them to be very entertaining, inspiring and engaging. Being a professional photographer is a very rewarding occupation, I’ve haven’t done anything professionally, but I consider myself to be an amateur photographer and seeing you out taking amazing photos motivates me to put my Canon Rebel (bike with the same name) T6i in my camera backpack 🎒 and start getting some shots here on the eastern shore of Maryland! Keep grinding bro and your channel is on point for sure. 🙏🏾👍🏾✌🏾

Love the video! Been contemplating going from my Vance & Hines short shots to the LAF pipes and this helped a lot. Also what gas cap are you using? Looks wicked!

The guys at hammer are the shit. 02 sporty, 1275 on N4’s, screaming eagle heads, and a LSR challenge pipes. Affordable sleeper. Couldn’t imagine how fast it would be with a turbo. Tuning takes a bit of time if. It familiar but so damn worth it. Are you running stock cams?

The greatest motorcycle Harley Davidson ever built.

Damn I am feeling this!

Different, I like it. Saving up for my Kawasaki Vulcan and some modes

Ive owned stock harleys,big tire choppers etc. My 2023 fatboy is no doubt my favorite harley i have owned. Now in my 60s it just takes some skill to put it through the twistys not for the novice unless your not afraid to get up on the edge of that 240 and stay there.

Picking mine up tomorrow 👊🏽

I have this as my first bike. The way you open the throttle looks like you are flying on it.

I need to play that on a bike😊

i've been riding my DCT for 7 months and have put 12k miles on it. love it

That sounds like an beginning beat

Happened to me yesterday rolled it about 20 feet pop the clutch drove home

The Breakout 117 with a 5 GAL tank is the best motorcycle Harley has ever built.

I have been considering the roush edition. It looks so fun but prices are crazy for a street legal go-cart.

It’s ok to fail do more research on what you fail and try again

I haven't got to ride the sportster s but did ride the Pan AM. Didn't think it was much better than my Ulysses. I did like the Pan Am shocks. But the handling was still lacking. It a bike with mid power. It's not slow but it aint fast.

Thinking about going with xb9 pistons and shorter rods on my 1203. To make it a 1150 but with 20 more hp and 15 more foot lbs. And it's low end torque. Already pushing close to 100 hp probably more on my Buell with racing exhaust, throttle tube delete, and tune. It's not scary fast like a 1190. But it will pull a tire any gear with just throttle. Ride safe and enjoy the power.

Great video and new subscriber here. I have not been on a bike since I sold my Street Glide 17 years ago. I turn 62 next month and decided it's time to get back on two wheels. I LOVE the Low Rider ST and just wondering what your thoughts are for a senior citizen buying a 727 lb bike? I would prefer not to buy a Sportster which was my first bike. The ST reminds me of a Street Glide but is 100 lbs lighter. Plus that 117 engine is killer. I would do a stage 2 before bike left dealership. Life is short and need to be on a bike again. Just concerned about the weight. Love to hear your thoughts. Thanks again for an excellent video.

People love them things bro it’s crazy

This is going to be my first bike i have to wait a year tho but im sp excited i was either gonna go with that or a honda dct

Oh yeah first bitches!!!

Was you wearing a helmet 😂😂😂

What if one isn't strong enough to hold up a bike? What do you recommend training on/with?

I start my class tomorrow. Thanks for the heads up on the material. I'm excited

I got kicked out of the “learn how to ride.” class for not already knowing how to ride. Honestly the best way for me was just to buy a bike illegally and learn for myself in parking lots alone. Sometimes you’re the best teacher you can ask for.

Thank you for sharing. I’m going to to do it on my monster 821 2015

I've had a sportster, fatboy and deluxe. Fatboy was best. Deluxe was sexier, but I missed the fat back tyre.

Who would pay 43000 for this bike

hell yea

Great review my friend, i like the gloves you have also what brand are they?

I have a 2015 freewheeler and I love it nice video

I have the 2023 Rebel1100T DCT. this is my 3rd bike. I absolutely love it simply because it is sooo much fun to ride. The DCT took some getting used to. I don't have a problem with shifting a bike so that wasn't a factor in my decision to get this bike. I bought it because I just wanted something I could get on and enjoy my day out riding. It handles so well and is easy to maneuver around a parking spot or even in those sketchy parking spots along the road to take in some views. I feel confident with it and I am soo happy I have it. My favorite is the cruise control.... Love love love it. My hand always gets numb on a long stretch of road and I can just turn cruise control on and give my hands a break.. Just love this bike. Thanks for the video and your Insite..

Let me have that…