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K Smith

North Carolina, USA

Reviewed on March 14, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2015 Triumph T214 view listing

4.8
Solid bike all around. This bike is quick enough to keep you on your toes but handles tight enough to keep you out of trouble. This is a great bike for those long rides on back country or beach roads but has enough power to handle great on the highway as well. This one is surprisingly quick and handles very t... read more
Solid bike all around. This bike is quick enough to keep you on your toes but handles tight enough to keep you out of trouble. This is a great bike for those long rides on back country or beach roads but has enough power to handle great on the highway as well. This one is surprisingly quick and handles very tight. The complements are unending when out on this bike.
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John

Alabama, USA

Reviewed on March 10, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2010 Victory Cross Country - Gloss Black view listing

4.5
Great bike, I have owned many types of cruisers, and this bike has the lowest center, gravity and best turning rate is also cruising down the highway. It cuts right through the wind and is very steady, I have not had any mechanical issues with the bike it looks good it’s reliable and it’s easy to ... read more
Great bike, I have owned many types of cruisers, and this bike has the lowest center, gravity and best turning rate is also cruising down the highway. It cuts right through the wind and is very steady, I have not had any mechanical issues with the bike it looks good it’s reliable and it’s easy to maintain.
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R

Nebraska, USA

Reviewed on March 6, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2016 Harley-Davidson FXST softail view listing

4.5
If I had more time to ride, I'd keep my Softail Slim and bagger, but I also can't stand to see them sit. Love how the slim handles... have rode lots of miles and even some gravel, hard to beat that!!!... read more
If I had more time to ride, I'd keep my Softail Slim and bagger, but I also can't stand to see them sit. Love how the slim handles... have rode lots of miles and even some gravel, hard to beat that!!!
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5.0
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4.0
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Jonathan Ray Burgin

North Carolina, USA

Reviewed on February 25, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Harley-Davidson FATBOY view listing

5.0
I am the second owner of the bike. I purchased the bike about a year ago with roughly 2,500 miles on it. Immediately took the bike to New River Harley Davidson to do a full inspection, maintenance, change all fluids, and replace the rear tire with oem tire. The bike also has aftermarket Vance and Hines Exhaus... read more
I am the second owner of the bike. I purchased the bike about a year ago with roughly 2,500 miles on it. Immediately took the bike to New River Harley Davidson to do a full inspection, maintenance, change all fluids, and replace the rear tire with oem tire. The bike also has aftermarket Vance and Hines Exhaust. Bike does has 10,834 miles on it currently and is scheduled for a 10k mile service at the Harley Dealership next month. The bike is in immaculate condition and selling is the absolute last thing I won't to do. My family is growing and that it the only reason. I do have both keys to the bike, the original owners manual, and the original owners service guide. I do still have the embroidered 100th anniversary passenger seat as well as the badged 100th anniversary windshield.
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5.0
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5.0
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Mike Fielding

Arizona, USA

Reviewed on February 21, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2006 Harley-Davidson FLTRU ROAD GLIDE ULTRA view listing

5.0
Easy riding Harley ultra classic with all the bells and whistles. Full package hard saddle bags. Most of the miles were road trips between Midwest and Arizona. Windshield pockets are added and two helmets included.... read more
Easy riding Harley ultra classic with all the bells and whistles. Full package hard saddle bags. Most of the miles were road trips between Midwest and Arizona. Windshield pockets are added and two helmets included.
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Jonathan Coffman

Oklahoma, USA

Reviewed on February 15, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2012 Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail view listing

5.0
This bike has been a dream! All services have been done regularly. The tires and battery were replaced in 2023. The only reason I am selling is due to I bought a new bike. I have owned this bike for 5 1/2 years. I have rode it to bikes, blues, and barbeque, Branson Missouri and back several times. It has neve... read more
This bike has been a dream! All services have been done regularly. The tires and battery were replaced in 2023. The only reason I am selling is due to I bought a new bike. I have owned this bike for 5 1/2 years. I have rode it to bikes, blues, and barbeque, Branson Missouri and back several times. It has never failed me!
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Michael Balazki

California, USA

Reviewed on January 12, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2014 Yamaha Stryker view listing

4.8
Hello there fellow riders. My name is Mike, and I stopped riding in 1996 after feeling like I used up my 9 lives on sport bikes. 2023 and I bought a cruiser. The 2014 Yamaha Stryker with 15k miles on it only because the salesman said they took one in one trade and replaced the front fork seals. I trade... read more
Hello there fellow riders. My name is Mike, and I stopped riding in 1996 after feeling like I used up my 9 lives on sport bikes. 2023 and I bought a cruiser. The 2014 Yamaha Stryker with 15k miles on it only because the salesman said they took one in one trade and replaced the front fork seals. I traded in my Honda Rebel Spirit 750 for it. I loved the Honda and have owned more Hondas than any other brand. I've owned every 80's Interceptor and loved all of them. Honda is legendary. That being said, so is Yamaha. I play a Yamaha bass guitar through a Yamaha amp into an SWR cab because I know what is the best and Yamaha does everything the best. I spoke to Sean, the sales manager at the dealership who planted the seed in my head that for a cruiser you need that huge motor with the tons of torque in order to experience the cruiser vibe, and he was 100% right. I also bought a used Kawasaki Vulcan 1500 Classic.
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Larry L

Florida, USA

Reviewed on December 29, 2023

Motorcycle reviewed 2012 Kawasaki 900LT view listing

4.5
Ive owned 5 bikes. This KV 900 LT is my FAVORITE! I put a mustang seat with drivers back rest, then took the leather off the rivets and put 2 inch thick honey comb jell pad (cut custom seat shape) then re-rivet the leather and its like Im sitting on a couch. I also put 2"inch riser on the handlebar (... read more
Ive owned 5 bikes. This KV 900 LT is my FAVORITE! I put a mustang seat with drivers back rest, then took the leather off the rivets and put 2 inch thick honey comb jell pad (cut custom seat shape) then re-rivet the leather and its like Im sitting on a couch. I also put 2"inch riser on the handlebar (bringing them back toward me and and a little up) OOOH so Comfortable. put cobra pipes on, triple headlight, passenger platforms, upgraded grips, replaced leather bags with hard bags that I custom painted the two tone black/midnight blue with pin stripe - I DID IT PERFECT it matchs and LOOKS AWESOME - because I put LED flashers on the back of the hard bags, ars SEE MY BIKE at the stops. The bike only weighs 620lbs so it easier to handle than a big 950lb harley. AND does not shake/vibrate, its counter balanced, rubber mounted engine, fuel injected, water cooled, belt driven - all for a SMOOTH ride! OK it does not fly off the start its only 53 horse, it does seem to top out at 80mph, but for the cost, comfort and reliability - you'll never get me off my Vulcan 900 LT - GREAT bike!
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4.0
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SJ Beeman

New Hampshire, USA

Reviewed on December 24, 2023

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic view listing

5.0
This is by far my favorite bike. I have a 2002 Honda Shadow 750, got brand new. Nothing more dependable than a Honda, but under- powered. Got the Vulcan 900 used and have been riding it for three years. Very comfortable, low center of gravity, not top heavy, never worried about dropping it. Only negative i... read more
This is by far my favorite bike. I have a 2002 Honda Shadow 750, got brand new. Nothing more dependable than a Honda, but under- powered. Got the Vulcan 900 used and have been riding it for three years. Very comfortable, low center of gravity, not top heavy, never worried about dropping it. Only negative is that it gets pretty hot. Bought a couple heat guards that took care of that. Last year bought my first Harley Heritage 1800, new. Nice bike but not my favorite. A solid bike that grips the road, rides nice, but top heavy and need help to pick up. Had issue with kickstand at night cause it is not seen being under running board. Modified to improve sturdiness. Highly recommend the Vulcan, All bikes get hot, especially the higher cc they are, but accessorizing is a must. I'm 5'4" and 130 lbs and 60 years young. Be safe!
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Sebastian Santiago

South Carolina, USA

Reviewed on December 20, 2023

Motorcycle reviewed 2008 Harley-Davidson Road King view listing

2.5
I recently had the unfortunate experience of owning a 2008 Harley Road King, and it pains me to say that it has been nothing short of a headache on two wheels. The combination of chronic electrical issues, particularly battery drain and bad ground problems, has turned what should have been an enjoyable riding... read more
I recently had the unfortunate experience of owning a 2008 Harley Road King, and it pains me to say that it has been nothing short of a headache on two wheels. The combination of chronic electrical issues, particularly battery drain and bad ground problems, has turned what should have been an enjoyable riding experience into a constant struggle. First and foremost, the ongoing battery drain problems were a nightmare. No matter how diligently I maintained the bike, it seemed like the battery just couldn't hold a charge for more than a few days. Replacing the battery didn't solve the issue, and trips to the mechanic became a regular occurrence. The frustration of being stranded due to an unexpected dead battery became an unfortunate part of the ownership experience. Adding insult to injury, the bad ground issues exacerbated the electrical woes. Constantly chasing down wiring problems and dealing with shorts became a routine maintenance task. The lack of reliability in the electrical system was not only inconvenient but also a major safety concern. It's disheartening to invest in a bike that can't be trusted to start reliably and without issues. To make matters worse, the maintenance costs for the 2008 Harley Road King were exorbitant. Frequent visits to the dealership and specialized mechanics drained my wallet faster than the battery on this ill-fated machine. The combination of high parts costs and labor charges made routine maintenance feel like a financial burden, turning what should be a joyous pastime into a regrettable expense. In conclusion, the 2008 Harley Road King may have the classic looks and a storied brand behind it, but the chronic electrical issues, specifically the battery drain and bad ground problems, along with the high maintenance costs, make it a regrettable choice for anyone seeking a reliable and cost-effective ride. Save yourself the frustration and explore other options in the market that offer a better balance of performance and reliability.
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