Really interesting to hear owners feedback, good to learn so much, never would have considered a Harley ever, but they sound quite interesting! Thanks for sharing! 😊🖖🏽
Love this style, nothing tells you more about a bike than the owner 🤘 Jon makes some good points about the street Bob, I’m still trying to get a ride out on one of those, he’s given me some things to look out for when I get round to it ☺️ Having rode the pan American I agree it’s an amazing bike, in my opinion it’ll be pushing the other adventure bikes for the title of the “best” I was really impressed with it, and the fact it came from Harley, it just surprises me due to their heritage 👏
How are they comfortable with all the weight on your lower back? I suppose if you never suffer from bad backs it isn't an issue. I'd rather have his previous bike, the BMW Scrambler. I don't get how that's uncomfortable. I've got to admit I like the look of the Fat Bob 114. A brake disc within 2,000 miles, eh. Interesting chat.
Do you not have your weight on your butt like you sit in a chair? 🤔 if you mean how upright you sit, thats a simple handlebar adjustment or swap on most harleys, leg position is personal i guess, most people i know want to feel like they are sitting in a chair and not riding a horse 😅 i have put 7k miles this year on my harley, brakes are fine, The man in the video must have got a lemon and im disappointed the dealer didnt cover it 🤕
I have had a bad lower back for years but the seat didn't bother me at all.. I really liked it. Its nice and wide as well, the BMW scramblers are less comfortable because your day on top of the bike and they're isn't much padding on the seat 👍🍻
Really interesting to hear owners feedback, good to learn so much, never would have considered a Harley ever, but they sound quite interesting! Thanks for sharing! 😊🖖🏽
They are a nice ride. Thanks for watching 👍📺🍻
Always good to hear the actual reality and truth from actual owners. Nice work, ER!
Yes I think it's a good thing to do. None knows better than a owner. Thanks mate 👍
“Wheel flop” I get it on my hardtail bobber with a 21” front and abit of rake out!
Good bit of character from the stretched out frames!
That is a good word for it too. 👏👍🍻
Interesting insight into Harley ownership, keep up the good work!
Will do Dave! I like making these interview vids : )
Love this style, nothing tells you more about a bike than the owner 🤘 Jon makes some good points about the street Bob, I’m still trying to get a ride out on one of those, he’s given me some things to look out for when I get round to it ☺️
Having rode the pan American I agree it’s an amazing bike, in my opinion it’ll be pushing the other adventure bikes for the title of the “best” I was really impressed with it, and the fact it came from Harley, it just surprises me due to their heritage 👏
Totally agree. They really went all out on that pan. Thanks for watching 👍📺
I really like that Street Bob in the black ! Made me start lookin : D
Stunning mate, they have a red coming out next year too!
Enjoyed that chat👍
Thanks DB.. I enjoy these vids 👍🍻
How are they comfortable with all the weight on your lower back? I suppose if you never suffer from bad backs it isn't an issue. I'd rather have his previous bike, the BMW Scrambler. I don't get how that's uncomfortable. I've got to admit I like the look of the Fat Bob 114.
A brake disc within 2,000 miles, eh.
Interesting chat.
Do you not have your weight on your butt like you sit in a chair? 🤔 if you mean how upright you sit, thats a simple handlebar adjustment or swap on most harleys, leg position is personal i guess, most people i know want to feel like they are sitting in a chair and not riding a horse 😅 i have put 7k miles this year on my harley, brakes are fine, The man in the video must have got a lemon and im disappointed the dealer didnt cover it 🤕
@@DefZen343 Thanks for that, Def
I have had a bad lower back for years but the seat didn't bother me at all.. I really liked it. Its nice and wide as well, the BMW scramblers are less comfortable because your day on top of the bike and they're isn't much padding on the seat 👍🍻
It was a shoulder problem not a back problem. The arm position on the BMW caused issues, the arm position on the Harley doesn't.
@@RM-sk2ve ahh I see👍
what is the windshield on that bike called?
I wouldn't know now but I think it may have been a Givi.
@@exeterrider Much appreciated!
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