TEMPTED BY A FEW MORE INCHES…

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  • Опубликовано: 11 июл 2023
  • Tempted by a few more inches… 🍆
    Does the thought of a few more cubic inches tempt you to look at a new motorcycle or another brand all together? Maybe an 2024 Indian Pursuit or a new Honda Goldwing are in your future? Give me your thoughts and check out the link to the article on the 2024 Pursuit below:
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  • @jackboutcher68
    @jackboutcher68 Год назад +1

    That will sound amazing!!!

  • @larrypurdy6844
    @larrypurdy6844 Год назад +1

    I bought my Road king new in 2017. The engine is stock and I tour with it. I am a 300 lb. man and loaded with gear it has plenty of gitty up for all my needs. Liquid cooling would be nice though. lol keep up the good work.

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      Thank you Larry. I feel you, plenty of people love the stock motor and put thousands of reliable miles on them. I’m a 300+ pound guy myself and my Wing is perfect for me! Thanks for the support and for watching!

  • @hhplymouth9473
    @hhplymouth9473 Год назад +1

    I have a 2007 Heritage Softail. It has a stock 96" Twin Cam. I am satisfied with the power. I am getting rid of a VTX. It had a 110" engine. One downside to these bigger motors is decreasing gas mileage. I guess I am also showing my age. I value quiet and comfort over power.

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      Quiet and comfort are two key things to why I chose my Wing. Now I admit I wish it had more sound… but that’s another story. I’m with you, if you’re happy with the power of your stock motor then there’s no need to spend a ton of money on a new one! Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

  • @rickykeaton9236
    @rickykeaton9236 Год назад +1

    Yeah I’m tempted I got a 03 Iron Horse Stalker with the S&S 124 on my Iron Horse built it in 2010 from a 113 S&S that overheated in Sturgis 2010 at the 70th anniversary. I’m thinking of getting the S&S 143. 162 hp 151 torque. The bigger the motor the more the thump at idle. It’s all about the sound. And I like 140 miles an hour between red lights

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      Now you are who I was talking about in this video!!! 143” S&S sounds like a rocket ship! That’s so awesome! The bigger motors just have a sound and idle to them that’s just cool as hell! Thanks for the comment and for watching!

  • @KnucklesTvMV
    @KnucklesTvMV Год назад +1

    Great topic kinfolk. I would always love to get more power out of a bigger cc motor, but then I'm like wellllll I really don't need it lol. I'm super pleased with my stock motor but in all honesty, it's always fun to move up in motor size.

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the support cuz! I’m feel you, the temptation is always there to want more power and s bigger motor. But honestly I’m happy with what I’ve got. Thanks again for watching!

  • @HarleyFatBoyJr
    @HarleyFatBoyJr Год назад +1

    Lmao love the intro

  • @scotthartman4424
    @scotthartman4424 Год назад +1

    My street glide was a twin turbo 96" making 175 hp at 8 lbs of boost. 150 hp on a production cruiser/ touring bike straight off the sales floor is KA-RAY-ZEEE!

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      Man I feel ya Scott! 150 is nuts on a production bike! They just keep getting bigger and bigger! The twin cam 96” and 103” were badass with a little work done to them. Thanks for watching buddy!

  • @truckinbiker
    @truckinbiker 6 месяцев назад +1

    Dude im dying laughing at that intro. I think the bigger engine is definitely a want, i would love a first gen rocket 3 but im plenty happy with way my 111 makes power

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  6 месяцев назад +1

      Much appreciated brother. Yeah I keep hearing about a 2000cc Goldwing motor… that would definitely tempt me! Thanks for watching!

  • @scottyf2913
    @scottyf2913 Год назад +1

    Torque on a cruiser is what you need. Getting the big girls through the twisties outweighs HP. The Goldwing in my opinion delivers both perfectly. Very few Harley’s or Indians without big $$ spent can match the Honda.
    Keep up the good work big fella 👍

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      I completely agree with you Scotty! The way the Wing delivers power to the rear wheel is a thing of beauty. Perfect combo of torque and HP in my opinion. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

  • @Ucmpigs
    @Ucmpigs Год назад +1

    The Pursuit is on the top of my list if I was to upgrade. Now, I’m very pleased with my 103. Plenty of power for how I ride. However, I’ll be hitting 50k soon and have heard that’s a good time to replace the oil pump and bearings. If they open it up I may replace the cam and get a few more horses.

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      That’s awesome my friend! I wish I’d have put gear driven cams in my 103 Street Glide. Those motors will move and are plenty powerful! Thanks for watching and for the support my friend!

  • @JoneszsRides
    @JoneszsRides Год назад +1

    Not me my 2015 ultra limited 103 is plenty for me. I’m good with stock👍🏻🇺🇸

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      I had a 103” twin cam in my Street Glide and it was very powerful and very fast! Thanks for watching and for the comment!

  • @freebirdsgarage
    @freebirdsgarage Год назад +1

    Chasing those big block dreams, it’s always tempting wanting the bigger block. But once you see the next “big” motor is coming out every year, you can wait 5 and get a better bang. I’m more for the learn to ride better and you’ll use more of your motor in the corners then hammering on it leaving the gas station lol. But also won’t mind a 124 Evo 😅

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      Yeah, it’s funny everyone seems to chase the big inch motors and big HP numbers but I’ve seen a guy on an 80” EVO kill dudes riding in the twisties. Like they couldn’t keep up. I’m happy with what I’ve got but if they make a 2000cc conversion kit for my Wing… I’d be very tempted! Thanks for watching Jay!

  • @KrakensGarageandAdventures
    @KrakensGarageandAdventures Год назад +1

    I have a 114 in my Revival. Which to me is more than enough. I mean it's a 900 lb bike, a couple of more CI is going to be negligible. Then again I'm cheap! 😁So the juice isn't worth the squeeze to me. Great topic. Eric

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      Agreed! The more inches the more cost in most cases. It’s funny that the need to have the biggest motor, in some cases, outweighs the benefits of said motor. Thanks for watching and for the feedback Eric!

  • @crupert23225
    @crupert23225 Год назад +1

    CUBIC inches, baby. CUBIC inches.
    I remember when the Kawasaki 900 came out. That thing was king of the road back then. I remember buying my VTX 1300 thinking it was the biggest engine I'd ever had and it was ALL I could ever want. Then I got the VTX 1800 and WHOA. And now I have the 1800 Valk and it is just about as much as I can imagine EVER needing. Truly I don't see any need for anything bigger. How fast can you go and how much torque do you NEED?
    Problem with all these huge motors is many are aftermarket replacements and not truly compatible with the timing, exhaust and transmissions and they can be very problematic. Not to mention the enormous expense involved in buying, installing and matching components. My opinion, the ROI is extremely low.
    Got some Metzelers for the Valk delivered this week after an exhaustive search. They look really good. And I ordered a set of SoCal fog lamps which are on back order until July 31. I stopped in to Honda today and they said just to bring the bike in and drop it off and they'd get it back to me in about a week. I don't understand their schedule but I don't try anymore. It's a pain dropping off and getting picked up twice. They had a couple GW tourers on the floor priced at $27K. Once the fog lamps are on, the only other thing I may do is get the BrakeAway cruise control. Then it will finally be completely outfitted as I want it.
    Hope all is well in your world! Tongue click and fingers pointed back atcha!🍺🕶😎🏍🏍🏍🎧🎵👍😜🍔🥓☝🥃👌

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      My friend that BrakeAway cruise control is s game changer! You’re gonna love it! Metzler tires are really good tires. And I’m super jealous that you’ve owned both the VTX 1300 and VTX1800! The need for more displacement will always be there for me, but the Wing and the 1800cc motor scratches that itch! Thanks for the comment and for your continued support my friend!

    • @crupert23225
      @crupert23225 Год назад

      @@BigSmittyRiding You should see my carport. The Valk, the VTX 1300, the VTX 1800, and the CTX 1300! I need to get off my lazy azz and get those others road ready and sell them.

  • @truckinbiker
    @truckinbiker Год назад +1

    Not really tempted by a newer bigger motor... But ... The older Triumph Rocket 3 2300 cc has always been a "one day" bike for me

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      Man that Rocket 3 is a motor that has had me salivating for a few years! Just pure power and style! Thanks for watching my friend!

  • @NVARider
    @NVARider Год назад +1

    The idea of a bigger motor is cool. But I am perfectly happy with what I have. When I was shopping I guess motor size wasn't really on the brain. My RGS came with the 114 and it does really well riding 2 up. If I ever do decide to change bikes, the driving factor would be comfort, and how well it does with both my wife and I on it. If that means a few more inches, cool. :)

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      I feel you. I’m very happy with my current bikes power, handling and reliability. I’m always tempted by a bigger motor… ALWAYS! But honestly it’s not the thing that will cause me to leave my bike. Thanks for watching and for the comment!

  • @brettcreech3490
    @brettcreech3490 Год назад +1

    I have a 1300 Honda Stateline and a 1600 Kawasaki Vulcan Nomad. They both run very well. How much do you need? It’s a ride not a race.😎Great video Smitty. God bless

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      Oh I agree with you, but the need for displacement will always be there for some folks. Personally I’m very content with my Wing and the 1800cc motor and just don’t have the need for more. That 1600 Vulcan is a great bike! And I love the stance of the Stateline! Thanks for the feedback and for watching Brett!

  • @Setzerpendence
    @Setzerpendence Год назад +2

    The biggest thing I learned from my 131 (and not being very mechanically savy) is this
    I'm more interested in the Horsepower and Torque the bike produces and for me the HP & torque range of 120 or more is going to be good for me.
    I'm thrilled with the power and deliver of my sled (when it's running) and those numbers mean the most to me and are pretty much the minimums moving forward.
    My brother got a cam and a tune on his 114 and performs really well (can't wait to see the numbers)

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      Thank you sir! I was hoping to hear from you as you’re the resident 131” expert who has a damn good amount of miles on that platform! Thanks for watching and for your insight my friend!

  • @BikesBeardsAndBrews
    @BikesBeardsAndBrews Год назад +1

    none of us neeeeed a bigger motor, hell the Iron 883 is truly plenty of power BUT MORE POWAH BAYBAY!!! lol

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      Oh yeah, what we need and what we WANT are two very different things! Thanks for watching Ben!

  • @metricwrencher8702
    @metricwrencher8702 Год назад +1

    Kawasaki vulcan 2000. I can see Honda with a 2 liter engine very soon.
    I would love for Honda to bring the VTX 1800 back.

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      I’ve wanted them to bring back the the VTX 180for years! I love that bike! Great feedback and thanks for watching!

  • @RoadReality
    @RoadReality Год назад +2

    I know I'm in the minority here, but my 114 has PLENTY of power. I am in no way tempted to up its performance... although chicks dig more inches LOL. Great topic, man!

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      Thank you sir! I’m with you my Wing has plenty of power but the temptation is always there to bump up. The chase for more HP is an addiction for some. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

  • @HarleyGeezer1954
    @HarleyGeezer1954 Год назад +1

    The craze of bigger, better faster is just crazy. I think RUclipsrs tend to drive this trend and it is a little off base. Trading joy for specs just misses the point.

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      I couldn’t agree more! The chase for more power is definitely pushed by folks who are sponsored by certain companies and aftermarket parts makers. Some folks just always have to chase the big numbers and big displacement. I’m happy with what I have! Thanks for the input and for watching!

  • @602North
    @602North Год назад +1

    Hell yes I’m tempted! But reality is: I’m 60 years old, my bike has plenty of power with just me or when my wife tags along. I only want it for bragging rights, to have one up. Sad but true 😊

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      Oh but bragging rights are so much fun!!! 😂
      I’m with you my friend, what I currently have meets my needs and is great for two up. Thanks for the feedback and for your support sir!

  • @milesjohnson8927
    @milesjohnson8927 Год назад +1

    Your a young guy lol. I remember when a 750 honda had a fairing bags and was a touring bike. 750 cc by the way is 45 Cid like a 1940 ish HD. My Gl 1100 had lots of and my 1300 venture v4 will keep up with just about anything. So big engines are all about marketing and not about need

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      Absolutely! Power and the need for more power is always a personal preference. The V4 motors are monsters! I loved my old cb750. Thanks for watching for the comment.

  • @GoofyBastard
    @GoofyBastard Год назад +1

    In all reality the power put out by even the older motors were more than enough. But people always want to go bigger!! A while back Kawasaki came out with a 2000cc motor. And that had to have been 15 years ago.

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      I completely agree. I have a buddy that owns a Kawasaki 2000 and it hauls ass. The need for more cubic inches will always be there! Thanks for watching!

  • @theroadqueen82
    @theroadqueen82 Год назад +1

    I'm not tempted, but I'm not a guy, so....
    My Dyna Low Rider with a TC 88 felt more than enough. My current Road King with a 107 feels like more than enough.
    I'm just out there riding, obeying traffic laws and lame stuff like that cause I hate paying stupid tax for going extra fast. So since I don't take it on a track, I've got no use for MOOOOOREEEE.
    Idk, makes sense in my head, anyway.

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      Oh it makes absolute sense! But honestly when have you ever know men in general to do anything that makes much sense? 😂
      Ride your way, your style, on your kind of bike and be happy! And btw a RK with a 107” motor ain’t no slouch!!! Thank you very much for watching and for your feedback.

  • @PaulsMotoZen
    @PaulsMotoZen Год назад +1

    Displacement like the 2004-2010 Kawasaki Vulcan 2000?
    2,053 cc (125.3 cu in) 52° V-twin engine
    Tell her just a few more inches... hehe
    Maybe get a Boss Hoss? They have a few cubic inches.
    Take care Chris, ride safe.

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      Yup, that bike was awesome! My buddy has one and it’s fast as hell. But Harley people never looked at it. Some folks always chase the bigger motors. Thanks for watching Paul!

  • @destarruction
    @destarruction Год назад +1

    We don't need bigger engine's we really need better transmissions I am always wanting a nother gear

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад

      I Can see where you’re coming from, and I agree that bigger beefier transmissions would sole a lot of problems. Thanks for watching!

  • @MisplacedMotoVlogger
    @MisplacedMotoVlogger Год назад +1

    I am perfectly content with the 107 in my Road Glide, It could use just a little louder exhaust but as far as power I'm happy with it. I'm sure some of the need for bigger and bigger motors is all about 🍆 measuring contest.😅

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      I feel ya. Some of it is look at me I’ve got a bigger motor and some of it is just people wanting more and more. Like you I’m happy with what I have. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

  • @HarleyFatBoyJr
    @HarleyFatBoyJr Год назад +1

    😂😂😂😂

  • @tjclarke4604
    @tjclarke4604 Год назад +1

    I might only have 2.8 inches, but some women like it that wide... What? I am talking about my Valkyrie 1520 bore, come on people, git yer minds out of the gutter, jeez! lol 🤣

    • @BigSmittyRiding
      @BigSmittyRiding  Год назад +1

      😂😂😂 best comment so far!!! Thank you very much for making me laugh TJ!