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That's awesome! The '56 Panhead is a classic that never goes out of style. Enjoy every ride!

Thank you! I'm really excited about the designs for 2025; they truly are stunning!

That's awesome! Those bikes have so much character and history. It's great to see someone sticking with classic rides!

@ I wouldn’t have it any other way,they’re more dependable and they look great,there’s some cosmetic issues with the 03 Heritage Classic but that’s the norm I guess,my Street Glide is Flawless

It's definitely a standout bike! Design preferences can vary so much, but the Fat Boy has certainly made an impression this year.

You're absolutely right! The Pan America is here to stay and continues to make waves in the adventure motorcycle scene.

Thanks for checking out the video! What did you think of Fat Bob & Fat Boy's antics?

It does seem like they've strayed a bit. Let's hope they find their way back soon!

That's awesome! Riding a Harley is such a thrilling experience. Enjoy every moment and ride safe!

Absolutely! Honda's longevity in the market speaks volumes about their reliability and innovation over the years.

It's awesome to hear about your experiences with those classic Harleys! They truly have a timeless appeal that many still admire today.

It's awesome to hear you're backing Yamaha! They have a great reputation for quality and performance.

I appreciate your thoughts on Harley & Davidson! It’s definitely a company with a lot of history, but I understand the concerns about their recent direction. It's important to weigh the pros and cons before making a purchase.

Absolutely! Fatboy really brought his A-game this time!

I appreciate your feedback! Everyone has different preferences, and it's always important to find what aligns with your values.

That's right! The Pan America is indeed made in Taiwan, showcasing the incredible craftsmanship that goes into its production.

Nah? Is that the new way of saying "I love it"? 😂 Just kidding! I’d love to hear your thoughts!

It’s a common misconception! The CFMoto 675 does share some similarities with Triumph models, but they are distinct brands with their own unique features.

It’s definitely a bold move for Harley! Only time will tell if they can carve out a niche in the adventure bike market.

If they don't quit on it, its been off to a very good start. If you think it isn't, you haven't been paying attention.

Absolutely! It's exciting to see how the motorcycle industry is evolving. Lighter and faster bikes definitely bring a new level of performance to the riding experience!

I appreciate your enthusiasm for Greek subs! It's always great to see viewers excited about the content!

Absolutely! The Street Glide truly offers an unmatched riding experience, and it's great to hear you loved your 2006 FLHTCU. Those bikes really know how to handle the road!

Hey there! Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video. What did you think of it?

Mines a Deuce also.

US dollars bro

@@MotorVibesPro thanks.

Love that energy! Bikes are life!

Well, if that's the case, I hope he also has a light-skinned guy for taste-testing the collard greens! 😂

@@MotorVibesPro LOL for sure

Haha, right? Let’s keep the good vibes flowing! 🙌

Riceburners are for latinoamericanas and africanas.....

@DonaldT-s5f It's great to hear your passion for the Honda Gold Wing! Every rider has their preferences, and it sounds like you've found the perfect match for you.

@kurtkunkel4367 Riceburners are like tacos - everyone has their favorite, and they all bring a little spice to life!

That's awesome! Sounds like you've had quite the journey with all those bikes. The VStar 1100 really is a reliable classic!

Absolutely! The purchase price and maintenance costs are crucial factors to consider. Smaller options can definitely help keep those costs down!

Owned from 80cc to 1800cc, 33 bikes all together. The ideal size, for north america anyways, is between 400-900cc. Bigger riders wont work on a 400 very well, but 900 is more than enough for anyone, maybe just not for their ego. Bigger is definitely not better in any functional way.

@@christophersmith1149 I agree totally. A person ego often will empty their wallet faster than any girlfriend. With that being said. I own an 1100 and 1150 along with a KTM 390 Adventure, which is the one I'm on 90% of the time. Seriously considering selling the one of the other two. Thanks for the reply!

It's awesome to hear about your love for those classic bikes! They really have a special charm that modern models just can't replicate.

Thanks for sharing your loyalty to the Fat Boy! It's awesome to hear that you have a bike you truly enjoy.

You make some excellent points! A lighter, more accessible Sportster would definitely resonate with new riders. It's all about finding that balance between heritage and innovation.

It's always interesting to ponder what Dale would say! Wheels Thru Time is a fantastic way to appreciate the history of these amazing machines.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It sounds like you’re really passionate about the experience of riding and the adventure it brings. Keep enjoying those amazing skies!

WTF language is that?

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It’s always interesting to hear different opinions on motorcycle designs.

Nice to meet a fellow Softail Evo enthusiast! The 1988 model has such a classic vibe. How do you like riding it?

It's awesome to hear how much you love your Street Glide! It sounds like you've put a lot of thought and effort into customizing it perfectly for your style. Enjoy the ride!

That's an interesting point! Reducing the weight could definitely improve the Pan America's performance and competitiveness in the adventure bike market.

A newton meter is a unit of torque, which measures the rotational force applied to an object. It's a fundamental concept in physics and engineering!

That's an interesting perspective! It's fascinating how designs evolve, but it seems like the classics still hold a special place in our hearts.

You're absolutely right! Sometimes the best maintenance plan is to let the pros handle it, especially if it saves you time and hassle.

@ I’m at that point with my 2012 and me knocking on 80’s door.

Thank you for sharing that perspective! It’s a lovely reminder to embrace the uniqueness in everything we encounter.

It's interesting to see how global supply chains work, isn't it? Polaris does have a unique approach to balancing local assembly with international parts.