I have a co worker who drives this bad boy. Sounds and looks beautiful, and he has the moded V&H pipes on his as well. To God be the Glory my friend! Subbed!
Recently picked a 2008 model with 50k km (31k miles) on it. Runs beautifully, nice and tight still. A lovely blue and grey colour. I agree with your assessment. It's a great cruiser for running around on the highway, and light enough for just popping down to the grocery store for a few items. It's a good size for a big bloke like myself. Well worth considering for anyone that wants a nice light weight cruiser.
My dad found a C50 for next to nothing. All his Harley buddies thought it was “cute”. Him and 10 other guys took a 3 day trip and he was the only one not complaining of back pain, and not constantly nursing his bike. My dad loved his bike. Didn’t care what anyone thought. During the second trip months later all his buddies decided to take his “cute” Suzuki for test drives and they all fell in love. One guy even sold his Harley after the trip and bought a Japanese bike.
@@rickg.5171 As long as it is among the "big four" brands from Japan in reference to the Metrics. I have never been a fan of the lesser reliable European Brands. They have the highest failure rates, unless you want to count Chinese Motorcycles, I personally don't because China makes trash Motorcycles, even worse than Europe. It's Japan or USA for my Moto choices. Always has been, always will be. :)
For anyone watching thinking about buying this motorcycle I Just bought mine today, and today was also the first time I ever rode a motorcycle too it’s awesome I totally recommend it to anyone.
I'm 65 years old and just got my endorsement after 40 years of not riding , and I just bought a 2003 Suzuki volusia intruder 800 perfect condition 5200 miles just turned 62 . You are correct, fun bike!
Comfy ride is an understatement bro,I have an 06' m50 the semi sister to your c50 and it feels like a couch on wheels and the inverted forks on mine make twisties so nimble I can't get enough.I got it in 2013 for 3200 with less than 6,000 miles on it.It is a true 50 cubic inch or 819 cc's and is a nice blue color that seems to change hues in sunlight.My exhaust engine and all mechanicals plus seat is all stock all I had put on it where a pair of 2 inch hyandlebaqr risers that cost 55 bucks,it came with windshield that is blue on the bottom of the screen and a few more creature comforts and i'll keep it forever.
Anyone looking for this kinda bike should go for it. The one I have is my first bike, and I love it. The bike is comfortable and gets up and goes. I love to thrust it really good. 08 Suzuki boulevard c50 is my bike. If I had any issue would be that I can’t ride it enough. If your looking for this one you won’t regret it. Sorry for the comment, I’m having really bad riding fever right now.
@@Lozo16 It really is a smooth putt! I’m planning on a trip on mine too. Here’s a tip though, you can only read the oil level through the sight glass when the bike is up straight. That’s hard to do if you are by yourself. I carry a mirror on a telescoping wand. Sitting on the bike I get it straight and just put the mirror down where the sight glass is. Works Aok.
@@Lozo16 Congratulations! Take a safety course too. I am 74 and been riding for years. When I ride it’s with long pants and boots, and some leather. I now wear one of those bright yellow vests too so people see me. Take it slow and ride secondary roads to get used to riding. Most of all, enjoy the wind therapy and the view.
@@UncaDave*I’m. 74 Old new rider. My first bike =RE= Meteor 350 Made in India. Two years 28,000 km on the clock. Now, I am looking for a Kawasaki Vulcan 650 or a Suzuki Boulevard C50. Second hand. Unfortunately Suzuki Boulevard C50 is not on sale any longer here in Bangkok, Thailand. My gear: SCHUBERTH. Helmet, Kawasaki trousers, Triumph/Barbour Jacket and Doc Martens Gloves. Greetings from sunny tropical THAILAND Johnny BikeSanooK!*
Love you guys. My first choice was the volcan 900. I came acroos rhia C50 on let it go and fell in love with it. This was my second choice but ended taking this one home. Its my first bike in over 20 yrs. Plenty of torq and power. Thamk you all for the informative videos and helpimg me decide which one to go with. Keep up the good work.
Sounds better than I thought it would, might have to have a look into these. Always come to your channel for this class of cruiser, appreciate the vids mate!
@Srkcycles, it's y'all's fault! Yep, I'm blaming y'all!! Lol! THIS video is the video that got me looking at the C50's though I'm a Honda person. I am now the owner of a '05 C50 Boulevard and I love it! Sorry Honda. Lol! The guy who owned it before customized it, had it garaged kept and took excellent care of it. Had 22,000 miles on it and it runs awesome! Road trips are planned for next summer and I may even head down y'all's way! 🏍️. Thanks for making these videos and keep up the good work!
I absolutely love both the bikes I've decided to get based off your reviews and a few others. I started on a 2006 Vulcan 900 Classic then life happened and I had to sell it. So this year I bought a 2012 Suzuki C50T in the blue and white paint scheme. I gotta say I like the C50T better than the Vulcan 900 Classic. It feels better on the highway. I always felt like my Vulcan was revved out. Plus the price tag is attractive too. I plan on bobbing this one out. 🤙🏼 love your content!
I just bought mine on Easter Sunday, it's got less than 8,500 miles, has the second seat, two saddlebags, a custom paint job, for $3,400. I have not been on a bike in 20 years, nor have I been on a bike that big, within the first few minutes of riding it I felt perfectly comfortable it was such a great ride.
@@kev_2987 I just bought a '05 C50 and I LOVE it! It runs great and whoever had it before me took excellent care of it and customized it. It's a great bike!
I have an 01 800 volusia (pretty much the same bike) with 1,500 miles, I bought it from a buddy for $800 (he bought a road king and knew I wanted a bike and he knew didnt have much money at the time But it runs awesome and would definitely recommend it as someone else’s first bike
Nice bike, I have a 2009 C50T and I have loads of fun on it, yup the blue and white one in the icon photo, that's the one. As for everything else - Praise The Lord with our minds, hearts and souls, He alone is God and is worthy of all praise and worship. ... I'll be adding a light bar to it very soon for the two additional headlights with the old style cruiser look, hope the installation goes well, never did one before - we will see. Thanks for the comments. And hang on brother, it won't be long now, were almost at that point you know. Any time now.
Srkcycles.....I'm not a man of any established church (that doesn't mean I'm not a man of faith) but I like the way you share your faith. BTW I just bought that model year bike but it had a lot more extras (whole touring package). I paid $2,995.00 for it with 13,000 miles on it. It is in immaculate condition.
Im about to pick up a 2005 boulevard c50 for $800 tomorrow. Only has 6500 miles, hasnt run in 2 years so needs fuel system gone through but is super clean. Hell of a deal.
I had the little boulevard and had a love hate relationship with it. I wish i had this model. Theyre bullet proof. And alot more sportier than honda shadow
@@kingjet5123 only thing that i gave my self problems is changing taillights and i went to a bobber seat. The seat pinched wires and caused shorts. Its best to get an unmodified straight factory bike and keep it that way
Can you or other viewers make or send links to maintenance videos on this bike? I just bought an 07 c50 with 40k miles on it, runs, shifts, and rides smooth. I just want to keep her in top maintenance condition at all times. Any and all tips/advice is appreciated! Thank you
Hey Sean. Just wanted to tell you how awesome it us you share your faith and passion for bikes. Your videos helped me choose a bike. Returning to the sport after 12 years not riding. Just bought an 08 boulevard c50. 6800 miles. Beautiful bike and a great ride. Thanks again and God bless you!!
I ha 've great respect for you expressing your religious beliefs. It is sad that we live in a world that people bash you for expressing your beliefs. As a fellow Christian I admire that you stand up to the bigotry and would like you to know that i and many like me are behind you. I am an retired firefighter and this comes from a man who helped people in their time of need regardless of their beliefs or lack of. I have never forced my belief on someone and am a firm supporter of the right to expressing yourself. If they dont like your opinions they dont have to watch your videos. Their bullying only lessens their moral character. God Bless and feel free to express your beliefs.
Im not a Christian man, but I find it sad that people are so willing to bash the Judeo-Christian principles our North American society is based on while heaping praise on foreign beliefs. To me, the bible is a manual on how to be a decent person, and I have enormous respect for that. Good for you guys for standing up for your beliefs.
Looking for a mid sized cruiser that I can take on a daily highway commute to work and home (25 mile round trip), something that I fill feel comfortable on (5' 10" 160 lbs), and something that will have enough power to take me and the old lady for a cruise on the weekend (Nothing more than 100-200 miles). Would this be something that I will enjoy and will hold up to my needs? I am also looking for a decently smooth ride and smooth transmission. Anything bad to say about the c50? Thanks!
I guess it's all relative to call it "lightweight", huh? 542 lb. dry, so that's what? 580-590 lb. wet? A 1000cc 2015 Yamaha FZ1 is 485 lb wet. But in the world of low center of gravity cruisers, I suppose a 580 lb cruiser is considered light as a feather! Sorry, just thinking out loud.
I'm selling a 2007 with 7000 miles Cobra long shot pipes with the Cobra fuel processor Suzuki windshield aftermarket saddlebags this bike is in Immaculate condition just like the day I drove it out of the showroom when I say there's absolutely nothing wrong and in top shape I mean it
Thanks for the great bike review I am thinking of buying one!! Also so cool to hear you talking about Jesus on this video that takes a lot of courage!! Glory be to God Happy Easter!!
What bike do you prefer to have C50 or M50 2008? What is the better bike. I am gonna be picking up a 2009 M50 has 24,000 and is Black with with saddle bags. Also I am looking at a 2008 M50 yellow black and Silver. Only 21,000. I wanted it so bad. Then I found out the title was Rebuilt. Both bikes are in Maryland and I am in Manassas, VA. Both bikes are $2,000. I just sold my 2003 Honda VFR800 Vtec. Also a Rebuilt title. And it took time selling that. Had 44,000 on it. Couldn't tell it was ever wrecked. Ended up letting it go for $1,000. I fell in love with Fuel Injection. Honda's don't seem to have got into the game much yet with fuel injection. VFR are fuel injection. The others Honda still old school carbs. I say damn a carb.
I just bought an '05 c50 as a GOAL GIFT to myself after my leg amputation. I'm curious how easy is it to take off the windshield???? Do you have a separate vid???
Another great video Sean. I love the bike review and I love the Christian Word. It’s refreshing and a great mix as far as I’m concerned. Shaft means little if any maintenance.
I just got mine at the auction for $975 is a 2007 with 10,000 miles on it soon I’ll be uploading a video with a cobra drag pipe on it which I just order
There's a guy near me selling one of these, a 2001 with 27,000 miles in blue, for only $2,000. I don't have my cycle endorsement yet, but if I did, I would pick that up as my first bike.
I'm looking for a good cruiser, I'm 50 and have been riding Super Sports for over 27 years. I'm 5'5" and am looking for a powerful cruiser, what I want is a Honda VTX but they are very hard to find.
Many will but this bike because it looks really huge. But, many find out its really under- powered......Yamaha' 650's are similar....Many sell them after a short time. (IMHO)
Id say itd be a great bike for a larger framed novice rider. Im 6'2 250lbs and most cruisers under 1000cc feel "wrong" for me. This was the only one Ive tried and fit on comfortably. Shadows/vstars/rebels felt too small.
I bought one of these but a 07 model, mine has some cosmetic damage and a broken leaver which iv got to work on, I paid 3,700$au for it and need to get some stuff for it like a new exhaust, fi commander, new air intake and might get some cosmetic changes to fix a couple scuffs. Only downside is I can’t ride it for a year because I’m on r-date restricted for a year :/
I'd start with the Shadow because it's lighter and easy to maneuver and you can get used to riding. I had a shadow for years and just last month, I bought a '05 boulevard C50 and it's definitely heavier but it's GREAT for road trips!
i really appreciate you talking about how important gear is. "i dont plan on wrecking, but you never know whats gonna happen"
I have a co worker who drives this bad boy. Sounds and looks beautiful, and he has the moded V&H pipes on his as well.
To God be the Glory my friend! Subbed!
Recently picked a 2008 model with 50k km (31k miles) on it. Runs beautifully, nice and tight still. A lovely blue and grey colour. I agree with your assessment. It's a great cruiser for running around on the highway, and light enough for just popping down to the grocery store for a few items. It's a good size for a big bloke like myself. Well worth considering for anyone that wants a nice light weight cruiser.
I actually just bought one of these mainly because of watching all the srkcycles videos! Really appreciate all the videos you guys put out.
My dad found a C50 for next to nothing. All his Harley buddies thought it was “cute”. Him and 10 other guys took a 3 day trip and he was the only one not complaining of back pain, and not constantly nursing his bike. My dad loved his bike. Didn’t care what anyone thought. During the second trip months later all his buddies decided to take his “cute” Suzuki for test drives and they all fell in love. One guy even sold his Harley after the trip and bought a Japanese bike.
Can't beat the metric bikes. Dependability and great value.
And then everyone clapped
They fucked
@@rickg.5171 As long as it is among the "big four" brands from Japan in reference to the Metrics. I have never been a fan of the lesser reliable European Brands. They have the highest failure rates, unless you want to count Chinese Motorcycles, I personally don't because China makes trash Motorcycles, even worse than Europe. It's Japan or USA for my Moto choices. Always has been, always will be. :)
@@Cocytusjapan is the only option in my book
I recently bought a 06 boulevard c50t. I haven’t rode in 10 years and this bike is perfect for me.
For anyone watching thinking about buying this motorcycle I Just bought mine today, and today was also the first time I ever rode a motorcycle too it’s awesome I totally recommend it to anyone.
Hey man, how is it holding up? Also I’m curious how your riding experience has been going so far!
I'm 65 years old and just got my endorsement after 40 years of not riding , and I just bought a 2003 Suzuki volusia intruder 800 perfect condition 5200 miles just turned 62 . You are correct, fun bike!
Comfy ride is an understatement bro,I have an 06' m50 the semi sister to your c50 and it feels like a couch on wheels and the inverted forks on mine make twisties so nimble I can't get enough.I got it in 2013 for 3200 with less than 6,000 miles on it.It is a true 50 cubic inch or 819 cc's and is a nice blue color that seems to change hues in sunlight.My exhaust engine and all mechanicals plus seat is all stock all I had put on it where a pair of 2 inch hyandlebaqr risers that cost 55 bucks,it came with windshield that is blue on the bottom of the screen and a few more creature comforts and i'll keep it forever.
Wow, incredible deal at $3200.
Anyone looking for this kinda bike should go for it. The one I have is my first bike, and I love it. The bike is comfortable and gets up and goes. I love to thrust it really good. 08 Suzuki boulevard c50 is my bike. If I had any issue would be that I can’t ride it enough. If your looking for this one you won’t regret it. Sorry for the comment, I’m having really bad riding fever right now.
These are less than $2000 now with 15k miles or less. One of the best used bikes on the market
The one thing I wish you could do. Show yourself sitting on the bike.
Even though it’s been a while since this video was released it did help me decide to get this bike in the near future.
Thanks for your review, subbed.
Got a 2014 c50 as my first bike and its perfect for me. Done some to work to it now and love it even more.
I have this exact bike and love it. A great cruiser and a very reliable machine. The footboards and the 5 speed make this an enjoyable ride.
I just bought one myself and it's awesome
@@Lozo16 It really is a smooth putt!
I’m planning on a trip on mine too.
Here’s a tip though, you can only read the oil level through the sight glass when the bike is up straight. That’s hard to do if you are by yourself. I carry a mirror on a telescoping wand. Sitting on the bike I get it straight and just put the mirror down where the sight glass is. Works Aok.
@@UncaDave thank you for that piece of advice. This will be very helpful since this is my first motorcycle
@@Lozo16 Congratulations! Take a safety course too. I am 74 and been riding for years. When I ride it’s with long pants and boots, and some leather. I now wear one of those bright yellow vests too so people see me. Take it slow and ride secondary roads to get used to riding. Most of all, enjoy the wind therapy and the view.
@@UncaDave*I’m. 74 Old new rider. My first bike =RE= Meteor 350 Made in India. Two years 28,000 km on the clock. Now, I am looking for a Kawasaki Vulcan 650 or a Suzuki Boulevard C50. Second hand. Unfortunately Suzuki Boulevard C50 is not on sale any longer here in Bangkok, Thailand. My gear: SCHUBERTH. Helmet, Kawasaki trousers, Triumph/Barbour Jacket and Doc Martens Gloves. Greetings from sunny tropical THAILAND Johnny BikeSanooK!*
Love you guys. My first choice was the volcan 900. I came acroos rhia C50 on let it go and fell in love with it. This was my second choice but ended taking this one home. Its my first bike in over 20 yrs. Plenty of torq and power. Thamk you all for the informative videos and helpimg me decide which one to go with. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for this video! I just picked one of these up as my first cruiser.
Scoots McGoots lil late but there’s one in my area for 3200 just wanted to know how you like it.
probably the best sounding bike i’ve heard on youtube
Sounds better than I thought it would, might have to have a look into these. Always come to your channel for this class of cruiser, appreciate the vids mate!
I wish I knew about this site sooner. I love the channel guys. Just stay on it brothers next time your in Chicago hmu.
@Srkcycles, it's y'all's fault! Yep, I'm blaming y'all!! Lol! THIS video is the video that got me looking at the C50's though I'm a Honda person. I am now the owner of a '05 C50 Boulevard and I love it! Sorry Honda. Lol! The guy who owned it before customized it, had it garaged kept and took excellent care of it. Had 22,000 miles on it and it runs awesome! Road trips are planned for next summer and I may even head down y'all's way! 🏍️. Thanks for making these videos and keep up the good work!
I absolutely love both the bikes I've decided to get based off your reviews and a few others. I started on a 2006 Vulcan 900 Classic then life happened and I had to sell it. So this year I bought a 2012 Suzuki C50T in the blue and white paint scheme. I gotta say I like the C50T better than the Vulcan 900 Classic. It feels better on the highway. I always felt like my Vulcan was revved out. Plus the price tag is attractive too. I plan on bobbing this one out. 🤙🏼 love your content!
That bike sounds absolutely amazing. Love it!
I just bought mine on Easter Sunday, it's got less than 8,500 miles, has the second seat, two saddlebags, a custom paint job, for $3,400. I have not been on a bike in 20 years, nor have I been on a bike that big, within the first few minutes of riding it I felt perfectly comfortable it was such a great ride.
Getting one this friday.
Paying 1700 for an 03 with less than 10k miles on it.
Cannot wait
@@micahreed4808 that's awesome
Buying a 2005 c50 tomorrow, looking forward to going for a ride.
Do you recommend it? I’m looking at one now in my area.
@@kev_2987 I just bought a '05 C50 and I LOVE it! It runs great and whoever had it before me took excellent care of it and customized it. It's a great bike!
$3,000?!?! Crazy good deal!!!
Praise The Lord!!!!
Can’t wait to get my C50 back from shop they are great bikes!!!!
When not in the shop.
Any more promblems since
Watching this 8 years to the date my guy.
I have an 01 800 volusia (pretty much the same bike) with 1,500 miles, I bought it from a buddy for $800 (he bought a road king and knew I wanted a bike and he knew didnt have much money at the time But it runs awesome and would definitely recommend it as someone else’s first bike
I absolutely love this guy, he good god spirit man and everytime I want a honest oppinen on a bike I watch his videos
Nice bike, I have a 2009 C50T and I have loads of fun on it, yup the blue and white one in the icon photo, that's the one. As for everything else - Praise The Lord with our minds, hearts and souls, He alone is God and is worthy of all praise and worship. ... I'll be adding a light bar to it very soon for the two additional headlights with the old style cruiser look, hope the installation goes well, never did one before - we will see. Thanks for the comments. And hang on brother, it won't be long now, were almost at that point you know. Any time now.
Srkcycles.....I'm not a man of any established church (that doesn't mean I'm not a man of faith) but I like the way you share your faith. BTW I just bought that model year bike but it had a lot more extras (whole touring package). I paid $2,995.00 for it with 13,000 miles on it. It is in immaculate condition.
+Jim Mc hey thanks Jim I appreciate it. And that sounds like a great deal on that bike. Great job
Those pipes on that bike have to be the best sounding setup i've heard on this channel!
Have a 2012 c50t and am in love. Aside from me not being a religious person in the least, love the channel and reviews.
Im about to pick up a 2005 boulevard c50 for $800 tomorrow. Only has 6500 miles, hasnt run in 2 years so needs fuel system gone through but is super clean. Hell of a deal.
How'd that work out for you?
Yes, still think it was a good deal? Haha
These are Great BIKES..Smooth as Silk....
Owned this same year model as my first bike, loved it. Sold it. Dummy move. haha! Certainly recommend these bikes.
I had the little boulevard and had a love hate relationship with it. I wish i had this model. Theyre bullet proof. And alot more sportier than honda shadow
What did you hate about it?
@@kingjet5123 too small for highway driving
Im talking about the smaller one thou. Id like the one hes on. It will take you to new york and back
@@dmitrikguajardo6006 ok, that's the kind of riding I'm looking to do
@@kingjet5123 only thing that i gave my self problems is changing taillights and i went to a bobber seat. The seat pinched wires and caused shorts. Its best to get an unmodified straight factory bike and keep it that way
Interesting that he mentioned Good Friday in the video. It’s Holy Saturday 2023 as of the time I’m watching this and considering buying one of these.
Can you or other viewers make or send links to maintenance videos on this bike? I just bought an 07 c50 with 40k miles on it, runs, shifts, and rides smooth. I just want to keep her in top maintenance condition at all times. Any and all tips/advice is appreciated! Thank you
Hey Sean. Just wanted to tell you how awesome it us you share your faith and passion for bikes. Your videos helped me choose a bike. Returning to the sport after 12 years not riding. Just bought an 08 boulevard c50. 6800 miles. Beautiful bike and a great ride. Thanks again and God bless you!!
Love mine super smooth, corners great if you have nuts to push er, extremely reliable
Love how you openly share your religious beliefs. Your awesome Sean Kerr
+edwin pruett +sean Kerr i concur. thanks for sharing openly. yeah ...
Easter is actually a pagan holiday celebrating the spring equinox
So, in your opinion what’s a better bike, Shadow 750, C50 or xvs 950?
Love your reviews. I hope to get one of these once I have a my full licence.
Looking at an '09 C50 with 8,200 on it. Super stoked after seeing this.
I ha 've great respect for you expressing your religious beliefs. It is sad that we live in a world that people bash you for expressing your beliefs. As a fellow Christian I admire that you stand up to the bigotry and would like you to know that i and many like me are behind you. I am an retired firefighter and this comes from a man who helped people in their time of need regardless of their beliefs or lack of. I have never forced my belief on someone and am a firm supporter of the right to expressing yourself. If they dont like your opinions they dont have to watch your videos. Their bullying only lessens their moral character. God Bless and feel free to express your beliefs.
+George Q thanks brother. Your support is very needed and appreciated
Im not a Christian man, but I find it sad that people are so willing to bash the Judeo-Christian principles our North American society is based on while heaping praise on foreign beliefs.
To me, the bible is a manual on how to be a decent person, and I have enormous respect for that. Good for you guys for standing up for your beliefs.
Holy Thursday is the day before Good Friday.
Looking for a mid sized cruiser that I can take on a daily highway commute to work and home (25 mile round trip), something that I fill feel comfortable on (5' 10" 160 lbs), and something that will have enough power to take me and the old lady for a cruise on the weekend (Nothing more than 100-200 miles). Would this be something that I will enjoy and will hold up to my needs? I am also looking for a decently smooth ride and smooth transmission. Anything bad to say about the c50?
Thanks!
no these things are great and i happen to have a couple of them right now
Im up in a different part of the country, minnesota, thanks though! I am subscribed, love your reviews!
well i ship bikes all over the country and its pretty inexpensive also, but thanks for watching
srkcycles.com
I guess it's all relative to call it "lightweight", huh? 542 lb. dry, so that's what? 580-590 lb. wet? A 1000cc 2015 Yamaha FZ1 is 485 lb wet. But in the world of low center of gravity cruisers, I suppose a 580 lb cruiser is considered light as a feather! Sorry, just thinking out loud.
You're correct 💯. .. I ride this same bike and I'm not a weak dude physically , but it's not as light as he's saying ⁉️
Just picked one up I love it
Do you still like it.. I'm on the fence due to low 5th gear ratio..
I'm selling a 2007 with 7000 miles Cobra long shot pipes with the Cobra fuel processor Suzuki windshield aftermarket saddlebags this bike is in Immaculate condition just like the day I drove it out of the showroom when I say there's absolutely nothing wrong and in top shape I mean it
Thanks for the great bike review I am thinking of buying one!! Also so cool to hear you talking about Jesus on this video that takes a lot of courage!! Glory be to God Happy Easter!!
What’s a good selling price for it
Im about to pick uo the same year and model, 10k miles for 1800. Need to replace the front forks soon but still not bad at all.
By the way. 3 days from Friday would be Monday. Sunday is two days later.
What bike do you prefer to have C50 or M50 2008? What is the better bike. I am gonna be picking up a 2009 M50 has 24,000 and is Black with with saddle bags. Also I am looking at a 2008 M50 yellow black and Silver. Only 21,000. I wanted it so bad. Then I found out the title was Rebuilt. Both bikes are in Maryland and I am in Manassas, VA. Both bikes are $2,000. I just sold my 2003 Honda VFR800 Vtec. Also a Rebuilt title. And it took time selling that. Had 44,000 on it. Couldn't tell it was ever wrecked. Ended up letting it go for $1,000. I fell in love with Fuel Injection. Honda's don't seem to have got into the game much yet with fuel injection. VFR are fuel injection. The others Honda still old school carbs. I say damn a carb.
I just bought an '05 c50 as a GOAL GIFT to myself after my leg amputation.
I'm curious how easy is it to take off the windshield????
Do you have a separate vid???
Another great video Sean. I love the bike review and I love the Christian Word. It’s refreshing and a great mix as far as I’m concerned. Shaft means little if any maintenance.
Sweet bike, a bit too loud for me but still nice.
tccoup355 ...I'm 62 years old and had many bikes over the years. I never ever wanted a Harley because of the noise. I like quiet!
@@d.w.bigglybigleague1709 afternoon helpfull tip use earplugs if you arent already
I love how it sounds
The c50 is my dream bike... however the red ones are cooler lol
Sounds great with the cobra pipes compared to factory.
My fave bike!!
... My only bike really 😆
60 in a 35 eh? haha. :) Glad you dig the bike been thinking about getting one.
I just got mine at the auction for $975 is a 2007 with 10,000 miles on it soon I’ll be uploading a video with a cobra drag pipe on it which I just order
you sound like you want to sell it !
Is this basically the same as a 2001 suzuki cl800? I’m looking at getting one for my first bike:
Same except it is fuel injected
There's a guy near me selling one of these, a 2001 with 27,000 miles in blue, for only $2,000. I don't have my cycle endorsement yet, but if I did, I would pick that up as my first bike.
Great review I'm restoring one currently just could have gone without the religious aspect in the ride lol
I've seen your video on both shadow and boulevard..which one would you recommend for a beginner/intermediate rider?
Nice bike! Great vids!
Nice review, wanting to get one of these
Great video.
I'm looking for a good cruiser, I'm 50 and have been riding Super Sports for over 27 years. I'm 5'5" and am looking for a powerful cruiser, what I want is a Honda VTX but they are very hard to find.
I’ve had my eye on the C50T and I wonder if the handlebars could be replaced with mini apes? I’m a tall guy.
Is this a good starter bike for a newbie?
Hey so you can’t have a passenger huh? Thanks for the 800cc motor explain
The only thing I don't like is the speedometer being off by about 5 mph.
LOVE THIS BIKE
Many will but this bike because it looks really huge. But, many find out its really under- powered......Yamaha' 650's are similar....Many sell them after a short time. (IMHO)
Id say itd be a great bike for a larger framed novice rider. Im 6'2 250lbs and most cruisers under 1000cc feel "wrong" for me. This was the only one Ive tried and fit on comfortably. Shadows/vstars/rebels felt too small.
Dan, to each their own.
Is this a small bike?? Or decent size??
im like 5'10 and it fits perfectly
Same bike but I bought mine for 2200 going to go ride it for the second time and first outside of a parking lot. Hopefully it turns out well. :)
Nice sound and video!
I bought one of these but a 07 model, mine has some cosmetic damage and a broken leaver which iv got to work on, I paid 3,700$au for it and need to get some stuff for it like a new exhaust, fi commander, new air intake and might get some cosmetic changes to fix a couple scuffs. Only downside is I can’t ride it for a year because I’m on r-date restricted for a year :/
Why you did not do it any review C50 on Highway? Are they that bad?
Sounds amazing
Wait jesus was a zombie?
I wish the c50s had hydro clutches and hydraulic valve adjusters the bigger boulevards.
very cool. made shipping easy for the dude
How long does it take to stop on a bike like this if you need to?
Dad
has this bike
Amen brother
I just bought one of these today
Amen man! A used one, fully dressed, is on my short list now for sure!
Is this slow af compared to vtx1600
Is this faster than the suzuki marauder VZ800 ?
It’s got no problem cruising at… (floors it) highway speeds..
I want the quietest bike, but within this family. Can I quiet down this bike?!
what would be better for first bike? this one or a honda shadow 750?
I'd start with the Shadow because it's lighter and easy to maneuver and you can get used to riding. I had a shadow for years and just last month, I bought a '05 boulevard C50 and it's definitely heavier but it's GREAT for road trips!
Amen brother they r nice bykes and very durable God bless