10 Best Harley-Davidson Motorcycles For Senior Riders

10 Best Harley Davidson Motorcycles For Senior Riders
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Do you remember the first time you hit the open road? That feeling of freedom, of being one with the journey? It’s a thrill that never fades, no matter how many years-or miles-you’ve covered. And now, it’s time to rediscover it.
Today, we’re unveiling the ten best Harley-Davidson motorcycles for senior riders-bikes that combine comfort, style, and performance, designed to make every ride unforgettable. Whether you’re cruising through your favorite backroads or planning your next adventure, one of these bikes could be your perfect match.
And here’s the twist-there’s a bonus bike at the end that might just change how you see Harley-Davidson altogether. Trust me, you don’t want to miss this one.
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[@EricShingles-p6q]

Im a senior, only bikes there I would ride would be the Fat Boy or Heritage

[@brianswem1656]

They need to bring back the electra glide thanks

[@KevinMarion-xq4pj]

Just what I needed,itshakes so much that I was able to cancel my chiropractor appointments. But I felt sorry for him though ,he is from India .😁

[@MotorcycleheadsML]

Hahaha

[@thesybarite1]

The no chrome blacked out look reminds me of an old 1954 Chevy Bel Air. Plain, plain, plain. Keep it, I'll buy a real motorcycle.

[@Defmusicman1]

These bikes are all nice but there’s no mention that most of these bikes are
In the 700+ pound range. Is that ideal for seniors?

[@MotorcycleheadsML]

That depends on how low the saddle sits and whether you can easily put both feet on the ground.

[@Defmusicman1]

@ Not a problem for me as I’m 6’3”. It’s mostly the weight of the bike that I’m concerned with since I will soon be 66.

[@flyfshjimsinclair3981]

@@Defmusicman1 I'm 5'11" and 67. I bought a 24 CVO RG ST and am extremely happy with it.