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Nick Galluzzi

Florida, USA

Reviewed on February 10, 2025

5.0
THIS MOTORCYLE RIDES LIKE A DREAM, IT HAS A EXTENDED WARRANTY TILL 9/28/25 WITH TIRE AND WHEEL COVERAGE HAS PLENTY OF LED LIGHTS FOR NIGHT RIDING AND A GREAT BOOM BOX INFOTAINMENT ... read more
THIS MOTORCYLE RIDES LIKE A DREAM, IT HAS A EXTENDED WARRANTY TILL 9/28/25 WITH TIRE AND WHEEL COVERAGE HAS PLENTY OF LED LIGHTS FOR NIGHT RIDING AND A GREAT BOOM BOX INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM, HEATED GRIPS,SECURITY SYSTEM FOB
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5.0
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5.0
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Roger Dye

Indiana, USA

Reviewed on February 9, 2025

5.0
The 2010 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide is a classic touring motorcycle known for its comfort and style. With 19,500 miles on the odometer, this bike is just getting broken in. The ... read more
The 2010 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide is a classic touring motorcycle known for its comfort and style. With 19,500 miles on the odometer, this bike is just getting broken in. The Electra Glide is a popular choice among riders looking for a reliable and smooth ride for long distances. Its powerful engine and comfortable riding position make it ideal for cruising on highways and exploring the open road. The Harley-Davidson brand is synonymous with quality and craftsmanship, and the Electra Glide is no exception. With its sleek design and iconic fairing, this bike stands out in a crowd. The touring category means that this bike is equipped for long trips, with plenty of storage space and features designed for rider comfort. Whether you're a seasoned rider looking for a new adventure or a beginner looking to upgrade to a premium motorcycle, the 2010 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide is a great choice. With its timeless design and reliable performance, this bike is sure to provide hours of enjoyment on the road. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of motorcycle history with this well-maintained Electra Glide.The 2010 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide is a classic touring motorcycle known for its comfort and style. With 19,500 miles on the odometer, this bike is just getting broken in. The Electra Glide is a popular choice among riders looking for a reliable and smooth ride for long distances. Its powerful engine and comfortable riding position make it ideal for cruising on highways and exploring the open road. The Harley-Davidson brand is synonymous with quality and craftsmanship, and the Electra Glide is no exception. With its sleek design and iconic fairing, this bike stands out in a crowd. The touring category means that this bike is equipped for long trips, with plenty of storage space and features designed for rider comfort.
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5.0
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5.0
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Timothy S. Beal

California, USA

Reviewed on February 6, 2025

4.8
The Yamaha 350 cc two stroke Grand Prix was Yamaha Motor's largest displacement sport model at the time. It covered the 400 m sprint off the line in 13.8 seconds, and could reach a... read more
The Yamaha 350 cc two stroke Grand Prix was Yamaha Motor's largest displacement sport model at the time. It covered the 400 m sprint off the line in 13.8 seconds, and could reach a maximum speed of 173 km/h. Featuring a newly developed 350cc, 2-cylinder engine with aluminum cylinders, 36 hp at 7500 rpm has a return type 5-speed transmission, "Autolube" and more, it boasted excellent cooling capacity and light weight. The R1 chassis featured a highly rigid double cradle frame, telescopic front fork, 3-way adjustable rear suspension and fully waterproof drum brakes. Awesome bike! Around 346 lbs dry. Mixes it own oil and gas! Lots of torque and fast even for today! Vibrates a little though, but tolerable and fun bike to ride, what a blast from the past!
Reliability
5.0
Quality
5.0
Performance
5.0
Comfort
4.0
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Jon Lenten

Colorado, USA

Reviewed on February 5, 2025

1.0
This was one of those bad decisions in life - workmanship poor, leaked oil, top speed 40 mph and this was the first week. I would of given it away for free if possible - fortunatel... read more
This was one of those bad decisions in life - workmanship poor, leaked oil, top speed 40 mph and this was the first week. I would of given it away for free if possible - fortunately I was able to sell it to a lost soul - you get what you pay for - china is china - crap dumped into the US.. if you have money to burn donate it to a charity if your choice or purchase an e-bike. If you enjoy others laughing at you - buy one. I’ve had Harley’s for 30 years - a Honda mini trail or Taco Mini Bike is far superior - what was I thinking ?
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1.0
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1.0
Performance
1.0
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Birdman

Florida, USA

Reviewed on February 4, 2025

5.0
I have had no mechanical issues, suspension is set for the "perfect ride," and the quick response, when hitting the throttle is a "life saver!" I've got "n... read more
I have had no mechanical issues, suspension is set for the "perfect ride," and the quick response, when hitting the throttle is a "life saver!" I've got "no complaints." I've been riding for 50 years and "The Nightrain is the best Motorcycle I have owned! Bar none!! I truly, don't understand why Harley-Davidson discontinued this model.
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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John B

Georgia, USA

Reviewed on February 4, 2025

5.0
Highlight of owning this MC was our trip on RT 66 from St Louis, MO to Santa Monica, CA. Rode the bike one way and shipped back. Next highlight was trip to Sturgis, did not rid... read more
Highlight of owning this MC was our trip on RT 66 from St Louis, MO to Santa Monica, CA. Rode the bike one way and shipped back. Next highlight was trip to Sturgis, did not ride but trailered the bike. Loved riding in the GA and NC mountains and attending most of the bike weeks throughout the SE. All service was performed by HD dealers and have receipts for all work. Good thing about Harley Davidson dealers is you get priority for service while traveling. Installed cruise control for the RT 66 trip and also attachment for heated clothing and gloves. this all stays with the bike. Installed some chrome on bike. Riding with groups is safer and desirable. Most of my riding buddies have retired and no longer ride, thus the reason for selling the bike.
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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LEE

Nebraska, USA

Reviewed on February 1, 2025

5.0
This bike has been one of my favorites. No issues. This bike should be classified as a sports-touring bike. It is powerful, very reliable...and comfortable. Great touring bike. ... read more
This bike has been one of my favorites. No issues. This bike should be classified as a sports-touring bike. It is powerful, very reliable...and comfortable. Great touring bike. It is high mileage...but wouldn't hesitate to take a crosss-country tour on it.
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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Timothy S. Beal

California, USA

Reviewed on January 24, 2025

4.8
The Yamaha 350 cc two stroke Grand Prix was Yamaha Motor's largest displacement sport model at the time. It covered the 400 m sprint off the line in 13.8 seconds, and could reach a... read more
The Yamaha 350 cc two stroke Grand Prix was Yamaha Motor's largest displacement sport model at the time. It covered the 400 m sprint off the line in 13.8 seconds, and could reach a maximum speed of 173 km/h. Featuring a newly developed 350cc, 2-cylinder engine with aluminum cylinders, 36 hp at 7500 rpm has a return type 5-speed transmission, "Autolube" and more, it boasted excellent cooling capacity and light weight. The R1 chassis featured a highly rigid double cradle frame, telescopic front fork, 3-way adjustable rear suspension and fully waterproof drum brakes. Awesome bike! Around 346 lbs dry. Mixes it own oil and gas! Lots of torque and fast even for today! Vibrates a little though, but tolerable and fun bike to ride, what a blast from the past!
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5.0
Quality
5.0
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5.0
Comfort
4.0
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