I test rode one, loved the handling. I to am 5'11 and 260 lbs. I'm going to buy the Gauntlet Grey Metallic. I know all the upgrades I'm going to do to my bike. Great review 👍
Brakes are soft...cause they are brand new👍🏻. Great review, like the enthusiasm. Love it that you did not compare it to the Lowrider S. Two different kind of bikes. ✌🏻
I just picked up a used 2021 today with only 1800 miles. The previous owner set it up almost exactly how I would set it up. Baja orange (tank re-painted with a black Harley CVO logo) saddleman step up with orange stitching. Orange plug wires. Stage 2 torque cam. Black push rod tubes. Black bassani Ripper 2-1 exhaust. It absolutely rips with the stage 2 torque cam being so light! I rode a 2023, then rode the one I got. Night and day difference! It just wants to go! I was in second going about 20 and twisted the throttle, once I got to about 3k RPM, the rear tire just let loose!
I’m 6’4” 220 riding Harleys for 20 years. I commute every day on a 22 FXBBS Street Bob 70 miles one way. Have 14k on the same bike. It’s great on the Highway, and I cruise between 80-90 regularly. No offense, but you sound like you don’t know much about a bike you’re giving your opinion on….just saying.
That’s just not a friendly dealer. They should be happy to sell it to you. If you really want it, and are willing to wait a little longer, stand firm on it. They offer it and should have to honor it.
Was actually super clear as day. It’s only about arms length away. Cameras can just have a hard time with super bright days and showing things in the shadows. Hopefully that answers your question!
@@Califunk I'm thinking that a lot of people in that age bracket are people with a lot of disposable cash and are of an age who are more likely interested in cruisers. Cruisers are for cruising. They just aren't for spirited riding or touring. These are "Hey look at me bikes".
@@naturalforlife6741 eh i guess it comes down to the rider I did more traveling with my Indian scout that had a 3 gallon tank then I did with my Electra glide , I traded in my Electra glide for this 2022 street bob. I wanted something light weight with a big motor compared to my 900 pound Electra glide with only a 103
@@Califunk I know how you feel. I have a Street Glide that I don't ride unless I'm going over 50 mile. I use my other bikes for shorter rides. There are exception thought. I rode a Bonneville to Florida and was worn out
I test rode one, loved the handling. I to am 5'11 and 260 lbs. I'm going to buy the Gauntlet Grey Metallic. I know all the upgrades I'm going to do to my bike.
Great review 👍
Brakes are soft...cause they are brand new👍🏻. Great review, like the enthusiasm. Love it that you did not compare it to the Lowrider S. Two different kind of bikes. ✌🏻
I just picked up a used 2021 today with only 1800 miles. The previous owner set it up almost exactly how I would set it up. Baja orange (tank re-painted with a black Harley CVO logo) saddleman step up with orange stitching. Orange plug wires. Stage 2 torque cam. Black push rod tubes. Black bassani Ripper 2-1 exhaust.
It absolutely rips with the stage 2 torque cam being so light! I rode a 2023, then rode the one I got. Night and day difference! It just wants to go! I was in second going about 20 and twisted the throttle, once I got to about 3k RPM, the rear tire just let loose!
Looks like a fun ride .
Bought one just like it. Never had any of our 5 Harley bikes in shop for any reason.
You talked me into buying the Road King.
I picked up new 2022 streetbob 114 couple weeks ago,for $11,500 fastback blue
I’m 6’4” 220 riding Harleys for 20 years. I commute every day on a 22 FXBBS Street Bob 70 miles one way. Have 14k on the same bike. It’s great on the Highway, and I cruise between 80-90 regularly. No offense, but you sound like you don’t know much about a bike you’re giving your opinion on….just saying.
I feel like the rear brakes barely brake 🤣
Streetbob 114 would be terrible in city ,
Yooooo so jealous I'm dying to get on one of these !
It’s such a fun bike. Especially for the price offered from Harley
Me too. Can I get ABS from the factory?
Yes! You can get ABS from factory, but will cost more. But it’s worth it in my opinion
@@FatBoyBob when I asked the dealer about doing it for the 21, they kinda got an attitude saying that HD wouldn't do it.
That’s just not a friendly dealer. They should be happy to sell it to you. If you really want it, and are willing to wait a little longer, stand firm on it. They offer it and should have to honor it.
Is it hard to read the speedo on this thing? Looks pretty small
Was actually super clear as day. It’s only about arms length away. Cameras can just have a hard time with super bright days and showing things in the shadows. Hopefully that answers your question!
Takes some getting used to.
I do wish it was brighter and more contrast.
I think this bike will be for the 40 to 50 year old crowd.
How so ? It’s the biggest motor they ever put in a street bob it’s a power house on a light frame this bike is going rip up the streets !!!
@@Califunk I'm thinking that a lot of people in that age bracket are people with a lot of disposable cash and are of an age who are more likely interested in cruisers. Cruisers are for cruising. They just aren't for spirited riding or touring. These are "Hey look at me bikes".
Hahahaha damns 42 here...and it's in the garage
@@naturalforlife6741 eh i guess it comes down to the rider I did more traveling with my Indian scout that had a 3 gallon tank then I did with my Electra glide , I traded in my Electra glide for this 2022 street bob. I wanted something light weight with a big motor compared to my 900 pound Electra glide with only a 103
@@Califunk I know how you feel. I have a Street Glide that I don't ride unless I'm going over 50 mile. I use my other bikes for shorter rides. There are exception thought. I rode a Bonneville to Florida and was worn out