2005 Harley-Davidson Motorcycle reviews

I am the girlfriend of this bike owner. I rode on the back of this bike many times before Anthony had his back surgery. It's an amazing bike, so beautiful! He looks really good riding it! It definitely is a smooth ride and gets attention due to its classic beauty. Show less

In my opinion this bike would be a perfect fit for someone's first Harley. Looks good and runs great. Brand new fuel system and fuel gauge. Engine has great torque according to the tech from HD. Garage kept and covered. Most of the factory parts have been replaced along with additional chrome added. Show less

I've never had a Harley before - this is my first one. First impressions are: 1. Smoother than I had imagined. 2. WAY more character than I thought it could have. 3. Good suspension over bumps. 4. Very pleasant riding experience. One con is a lack of power. While it has good torque off the line, it doesn't pull particularly hard. This would make for a great first Harley for someone. I'm an experienced rider and have ridden sports bikes over the years so maybe got used to that power. But I honestly don't miss not having neck-snapping acceleration. This bike is about cruising in comfort and style and character. I really like it. Show less

He keeps it in Immaculate condition and it's faster than all the other Harley Davidson Also he doesn't ride fast with me on it with him and I think he got 22,000 miles on it The Harley Davidson is in perfect condition Cover up the miles you could sell it as a Brand new Harley Davidson Show less

Seems these guys don’t know anything about the bikes there selling I called and ask how many owners the bike has and they can’t answer that simple question so I asked for a manager then they hung up on me Show less

for the bike i needed and for the price and owner finance! with a 1000.00 cash down! Show less

This is a good motorcycle that you will want to keep. It handles narrow country roads excellent, but will do just fine on a major highway. The Fatboy is my favorite, but the Sportster is great for country roads. In other words, do not trade it in if you get a large road bike! Show less

I just bought my first Harley, the 2005 Road King. I've owned many Japanese bikes but decided to make the move to a Harley. It's one of the smartest moves I have made. I can't believe how well built they are compared to the Japanese bikes. The paint and chrome is far superior, nevermind the awesome ride. I find any excuse to go out to the garage to drool over my lava red Road King. Now I know why people say there is just something about a Harley. Show less

I bought my first Sportster in 1971, it was a '70 XLH. It was balanced, blue printed and other engine mods and could eat up Honda 750's all day long. This '05 is a blast. The 1200 motor delivers great power. The smaller bike makes it easier to handle also. But it will take a few changes if I want it to be a road bike. (the seat especially) I have had it a month and am getting a great ride every time. I love it! Show less

I got my Fatboy used with right at 5,000 miles on it. It handles well for a big bike and it has all the torque you'll ever need for a bike of its size. The ride is comfortable just as it came from the factory. I'm really pleased with the engineers at Harley Davidson. (I think they may have ridden a few bikes). Show less