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I had a Yamaha SR TH 250 that had a trunk on it. I got 75-80 mpg and it hit 70 without trouble. The new version is a twin cylinder and that is what I would like not these ugly motorcycles.

Suzuki V-Storm 250

Price of Harley Street Glide not mentioned. Probably unaffordable.

Honda CL500 !!

If you have to bend your legs back it is not for seniors

I swear a limping camel is better looking than this honda rebel

The SV650 , 1000 and 1050 v twins are fantastic robust motors. If the 800cc parallel twin engine is anywhere near as reliable likethe 800DE v strom shouldbe, its done great in a desert race in Mexican desert over a week. At nearly 14000 usd its a lot more than the roadster with the engine.

These are NOT bikes for seniors but for DÉBUTANTS. I m a senior and ride a Triumph Scrambler 900 for its agility. The 400 may be lighter but it doesnt have the power that you need to overtake with safety.

These bikes are way underpowered in the first instance, especially when touring two up across the European countryside, you need that extra punch for hills and when overtaking, comfort is an issue too, her indoors would not thank me for dragging her to the Alps and back on a toy bike! I will stick with my CBF 1000, it may be 17 years old but has still a lot of life left, got my 72 bday in a couple of months!

Missing the Indian FTR

These are all bikes for beginners. I tried out the bonny 400 and definetely not for me. I am 65 and need more power on a bike since we are experienced riders.

Nice bikes but nothing new here so move on.

I’m 60 and been riding a KTM duke 390 but need to upgrade. I’m eying the 790 but I have been reading about reliability issues with ktm and their cranks. 400 cc is fine in the back roads but forget about the highway !

Nearly 60 and haven’t had a bike for 15 years. Just waiting for the new Transalps to become available. Should be back on two wheels in the next few months.

The scout bobber looks so good but for that money I will take the rebel 1100

Guerilla 450 and Bear 650 RE 😎😎😎

bear 650 is far better than himalyan 450..

Great, for a CVO equivalent being the Elite with a price point that is similar, I infotainment system that is 7" and Harley is running a 12.3", I also get the 116" as opposed to the 121". I wont be selling my Street Glide for an Elite thats for sure. There is 1 Indian bike i like and that is the Springfield but i would they would get rid of the ugly front fender along with those round top Victory style saddlebags, switch to the smaller fender and the new style squared off saddlebags and I would add a Springfield to my garage. Yes i know the dark horse has what i am looking for but I hate the "smoke" paint schemes

@2:45 there's nothing " slightly forward " about those foot pegs. they are classic 90 degree leg bend middle set. forward ' controls ' (foot pegs) would have them up about where the headers are...slightly forward would have them between that and where they currently are. so yeah, nothing " slightly " forward about them...

@1:21 no it's not...there's no way in hell I'd be buying a parced out woke machine...LOL DEI right Harley ? just go backrupt already...let the brand go into history...

Truly Love all these Amazing Bikes, But No doubt at all My favorite one its the Amazing Harley Davidson Sporster S 🥇🇺🇸👑🏆🦅❤️!!!

Truly Love all these Amazing Bikes, But No doubt at all My favorite one its the Amazing Harley Davidson Sporster S 🥇🇺🇸👑🏆🦅❤️!!!

Only clicked it because I wanted to know what the bike in pic was. Wasn’t even in the line up. Tisk tisk.

What about the Triumph trident?

At 66, this is my 50th year since getting my motorcycle endorsement. I rode over 25,000 miles last year. The SV650 is the only bike on this list I would even consider. And that is due to it’s extreme reliability and longevity, not it’s size or performance. The person that made this vid is obviously NOT a senior rider. They think we like small and slow. I for one want big, powerful, smooth and reliable. Next time you make a vid for senior motorcycle riders, try talking to some first….

You assume that senior means being weak or lacking in skill and that is a mistake. You should say that they are motorcycles for beginners.

These are all beginner bikes that would definitely put most riders in a deep sleep. Most senior riders have many years of experience riding. We want comfort and power. I am 66 yrs old and ride a KTM Super Adventure S that has 160 hp. Having that amount of power is nice to have and allows me the get past slow moving vehicles.

I like the Kawasaki Versys 650. I'm 70 y.o. and 6' in height.

The Kawasaki Eliminator 500 should have been mentioned due to its light weight.

73 here. Started riding in 1970. Currently riding a Triumph Speedmaster. Comfortable bike that wants you to relax and enjoy the ride.

Is the traditional full skirted front fender optional with the Springfield? IMHO, Indian should emphasize simolified real "retro" styling with a few models while catering to "performance" and Harley oriented riders.

Definitely the Kawasaki Z900RS

Dumb AI voice 😂😂😂

Every bike you showed are as ugly as they come

I’m 60 and I juggle my rides between my ZX14, RE Scram 411 and a HD Fat Bob. All 3 put a smile on my face for different reasons every time I take them out.👍🏻✔️😃 keep riding people, never forget the passion and the pleasure bikes give you✔️👍

Japanese have taken sv650 away from Brazil

All way too big and heavy with the possible exception of the Triumph bobber.

🙈 70 tomorrow, only choice Rocket3, makes Life worth living💃✅

These bikes are not for seniors. There are not many of us seniors can ride with our knees bent back like that

Choosing a bike from each manufacturer

Almost 83 and ride Ducati Panigale V4

I hate to say this but in my younger days I was a ride or die Harley man I owned a Harley and wouldn’t own anything else but these new Indians are very sharp and Harley better go back to the drawing board

Beeh Emm Veeh BMW MOTORRAD

Very surprised you didn't include the shaft driven aircooled BMW R9T boxer twins or the Motoguzzi V7 range which require much less maintenance than any oil or water cooled chain driven bike.

I had my eye on the Kawasaki 650 Vulcan S. I stopped at a dealer, sat on it and it felt like i could pick it up to turn around in a confined area. I have a Yamaha V-Star 1300 at about 700 pounds. Manageable for my 5'8" height but get concerned withmy wife on the back. I have lumbar support and throttle lock with cup holders for both and could ride this across the country at 69 y.o. But thats not how most my age ride. My trips are relegated to under 150 miles in a day. I am seriously wanting a lighter machine and mama can stay home.

A Honda 750 is NOT a lightweight...

نسخة هارلي القديمه افضل ❤❤

61 years 5ft.6 145 and ride harley fatboy,honda monkey, and crf450l. Experience,over tiny and lightweight.

Senior citizens like us need to ride a comfortable scooter at.....Honda ADV350 is a good choice

What’s the bike on the thumb nail picture?