2003 Yamaha Road Star Silverado SE Cruiser reviews

I bought my 2003 Road Star Silverado Silver Edition in October of 2011. I rode it all of 2012 and I will tell you this is the nicest bike I have been on to date. It has loads of power, even two up, and I am a big guy. I love the look, feel, way it handles and the power is amazing. I bought it with 7,000 miles and the 2,000 I put on it was a joy. I putting on passenger floorboards for the lady, Baron Highway bars with pegs for me and looking forward to another season. It's a great bike!! Show less

It's the best handling and riding bike I have ever owned. It's super fast, what a pleasure to ride. Show less

This bike rides great and sounds awesome. My wife loves to ride on it too. It has lots of power. Show less

I had the honor of owning one of these great beasts, but unfortunately, lost it in my divorce. I did, however, before losing the bike get to do some great and distant runs one of which was almost 2,000 miles! From Bellingham, WA to Victorville, CA, in November of '03 on a weekend when there was constant precipitation, from ice and rain, to fog and snow. I saw it all beginning with the relentless Washington rain and the Oregon mountains' black ice to snow in Northern California, rain on its coast and heavy fog in the Fresno area; the elements never let up! During that 40 hour marathon run, although I lamented endlessly over the evils of nature, my silver Road Star never complained, never let me down, did everything I commanded of it and delivered me to my destination safe, unrattled and filled with pleasant memories of a great adventure on the ultimate cruiser! Show less

I put only 1000m on mine last year but every time I got on it was a thrill. I am a big guy, 300plus and this bike fits me fine. I don't recommend this bike for a smaller first time rider it's a lot of bike. It has a lot of power, and a lot of torque. This bike turns a lot of heads to boot. I am happy with my Road Star, ride safe. Show less

I purchased my Silver Edition late summer of this year (2003), however it didn't take me long to get it on the road for a great run. The weekend after I bought my bike I did the Iron Butt Run (1,500 miles,36 hours) an hour after I arrived home the following day a fellow rider asked if I would to go for a short run. I said OK lets ride, we put on another 300 km that evening. Can't beat the comfort of this bike is't great!!!!!! Show less

I BOUGHT NUMBER 373/1600 IN JULY 2003,SINCE THEN IT HAS 1200 MILES THAT HAVE BEEN TRULY ENJOYABLE. THE MORE I RIDE THIS BIKE THE MORE I WANT TO MAKE TIME TO RIDE IT. EVERYWHERE I RIDE MY BIKE IT TURNS HEADS AND GETS SECOND LOOKS. I HOPE EVERYONE ENJOYS THEIR BIKE AS MUCH AS I AND MAYBE I WILL SEE YOU ON THE ROAD. Show less

Have had several bikes, yes including Harleys, this bike is great, dependable and just a terrific ride. The belt drive is awesome, plus a great looker. Everybody ride safe and have a good one! Show less

This Bike is great, My wife and I put 320 miles on it the first weekend we had it. The ride is fantastic, and it handles like a bike half it size. Show less

I drove the big Harleys, Suzukis, Kawasakis, and Honda and settled on the Road Star. Have had it for 5 weeks and just went over 5,000 miles on it. Zero problems. Went to ROT in Austin and the majority of bikes on the road side broke down were either Harleys or Suzukis. Ride every weekend with every kind of bike you might think of and most wish they had bought the Road Star. After market equipment is readily available. I rate this as "king of the big twins" simply because it gets 45 mpg, 100 lbs torque, smooth comfortable ride, easy handling in heavy traffic, little vibration above 70 mph, rides two up perfectly well. Heading to Lubbock end of month, 1500 miles round trip. Probably have to put new tires on before it's 3 months old. In any event, I wouldn't change anything about the bike. Show less