Harley Davidson Nightster Review / The One Thing I HATE about the Harley Davidson Nightster

In todays video I will review the Harley Davidson Nightster, but I have one Problem with it.
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[@aladinfox4098]

Well explained regarding the Harley debate from a European perspective I thought. Noticed the shark in the night sky at 28 seconds ! Nice review.👍

[@FreeMilesMC]

Thank you, I had another look at the 28 second mark and I see what you mean ☺️

[@internetcruiser]

Miles doing Harley testing in Spain. Thats unexpected. 😅

[@FreeMilesMC]

I Hope you enjoyed it ☺️

[@internetcruiser]

@@FreeMilesMC absolutely. Especially you describing the feeling to be on an old sportster. 😅

[@artvertex4152]

This exact bike but with 1250 rev-max engine and dual front disc would be awesome.

[@FreeMilesMC]

Yes exactly or somthing more like the Harley bronx Concept

[@roadstrom]

That was a pretty good review 👍

[@FreeMilesMC]

Thank you for the appreciation. I hope it gives people a good idea of the bike

[@germanstelmakhovich1640]

Dude im about 6,5 aswell and got me an Interceptor... ! Screw them haters !

[@nswaddup]

Nice review man, how do you film yourself riding? It looks likes someone is filming you.

[@FreeMilesMC]

Yes in this case this is true, when I arrived in Mallorca and wanted to start filming my camera broke so I had to improvise. So I asked people to film me with there phone and send me the clip

[@emveezee]

So we learned today in spain you can rent a bike without the proper license ;p - or was this a 35kW version ?

[@FreeMilesMC]

It was the open version. I have a license for big bikes problem is just that you need to have a license for 3 years and be over 24, at least that’s the rule that many shops have I don’t think it’s an actual law.
But yes you can definitely pull that off even without the proper license as long as you have any license and are quit confident and talkative.
I know that you can get away at some shops in Portugal and france with renting a big bike with a a2 license or car license.
Of course this is all hearsay and theoretically speaking and it is not advisable

[@Sr.D]

Definitely not, he is talking about rental policies, not law

[@ato6703]

i've never seen a harley lean so much aha

[@FreeMilesMC]

Haha😂. I mean there was still room for more but mostly with hanging of the bike myself not with more lean angle. I always like to keep a 20 percent reserve of what I feel comfortable leaning in case a car comes in to my lane or somthing

[@eveythingthatsadam]

The current R&D team has completely destroyed the soul of HD. Horrible Chinese feeling bikes, cheap and cheerful. Long live the air cooled sportster

[@FreeMilesMC]

The air cooled sportster really was a iconic bike

[@user-gc9yr1be6r]

Nah, this kind of boomer/afraid of change mentality is what's killing Harley-Davidson. The new Nightster is basically just Harley-Davidson catching up to all the other companies 20 years of progress while HD just catered to a bunch of grumpy old farts that were too afraid of experiencing new technology. If this engine doesn't kick off then Harley-Davidson will more than likely die in the next 20 years. Younger riders are not buying Harley-Davidsons because why would they spend extra money for less features and tech. Either younger riders are going to latch on to these new engines and it's going to save Harley or Harley-Davidson is doomed to die alongside it's primary customer base.

[@eveythingthatsadam]

@@user-gc9yr1be6r going to disagree. I bought my first bike at the age of 28 (not a boomer) and it was an 883. To me, that encapsulates everything HD should be and should have remained. If you have a business model that works, be true to it.

[@user-gc9yr1be6r]

@@eveythingthatsadam everyone knows their sales number have been dropping in recent decades and most would blame lack of innovation as a reason for it, so I fail to see how that business model is working for them.

[@stevetheblade1]

Having owned a 2005 Street Rod for the last 18 years, I picked up a new Nightster Special last week and yes, it is a completely different bike to my V-Rod variant but suits me perfectly as the weight reduction, balance and agility meet my needs as I approach my mid 50’s. It’s all down to personal taste but the fact that the Nightster also have a number of riding aids that allow me to feel a whole lot safer than I did when riding my heavy Street Rod.