@@IronBornRider yeah I didn’t know too much about the peanut tank or the 48 in general when I bought it. I walked in and fell in love with it. It’s basically my first bike. My tank is white and has the Harley 1 on it. It’s sweet. Only thing I would like to change is my seat to a saddlemen since I’m only 5’5 lol.
I bought my wife an 883 two years ago, within a year after she got it she was asking for upgrades. I then bought a 1250 cc Hooligan kit, 42 mm Mikuni, aggressive cam set, short shots, 3 inch lowering kit with 10 inch shocks, lowered the front forks 3 inches, I then did a two tone silver flake and Ruby Red candy paint with some lines on it. This little bike cruises effortlessly at 70 mph. I hate to admit it but I love riding this little bike !!!!!
Sweet looking bike. I want the Roadster 12oo. I definitely miss my iron 883. You make all the points about owning a sportster that I miss. The old school looks and feel and in a classic package. Vintage Harley Davidson made this year (or abouts). They are so easy to mod and work on, they look awesome, they sound incredible, and they actually run pretty darn good for air cooled, 30 year old technology. The sportster is an acquired taste but if you get it, you get it, and nothing else will do.
Congrats on getting the 48 ! I Have a heavily modded 09 nightser Best upgrades that I can recommend is to your 💩 stock suspension ! Cartridge inserts for your forks and longer 13" and alot better rear shocks ! Night and day ride difference from stock 👍
Thanks PW! Unfortunately I’m gonna go in the opposite direction lol. I’m gonna lower the suspension for a more bobberesque look. My back is going to hate me 😅
I wouldn't write off a faring. I put a Memphis Shades Cafe Racer faring on my 48 and my wifes 883. Looks great and it does help at highway speeds. Have fun!. If you want a picture I can send it to you.
Cool bike.... How do you like the mirrors in that position? How tall are you? I like the way it looks, sweet. Something about the "48" don't know what it is you know.
congrats!!!! gorgeous bike, 48's are my favorite too. Grom? you mean *cough* Monkey .............. lol I say get a stretched peanut style tank to fill that void between the tank and seat, plus give you some more range.
I just came across your video and im glad that i did. I just got my M endorsement 2 weeks ago and looking into getting my first bike. How comfortable is your bike? And is it comfortable to ride?
Awesome! Glad you’re here. Sportsters in general are not comfortable to begin with but can be done with a few mods (seat and suspension and bars). It’s one of the most customizable bikes on the planet so you can really dial it in to your preference
Believe me, it pained me to do it. I love them both, but the 48 is more applicable to my life right now. I'm def. going to pick up another grom down the road.
I have a feeling you may like pre-2006 Sportsters (or twin cams) for a "vintage" feel and sound. They were carbureted (vs fuel injected) and emitted that classic "potato potato" sound at idle. Go back even further and you'll discover the essentially computer-less models - very basic mechanically and electronically. Then you'll know real "vintage." Give 'em a try.
I think you might be right. I’d love to get my hands on a vintage Harley but I don’t have the mechanical chops to maintain them and care for them. Maybe I’ll start with an older dyna or something
@@IronBornRider Pretty much everyone I know that wrenches on their own bikes is self-taught. And good thing is that the older the bike is, the easier it is to learn on - very basic mechanics and electronics. I'd encourage you to make your next bike an old 'fixer upper' and think of it as a long term project.
I bought a 2020 sportster 48 a month ago and after 100 miles the engine light came on and started jerking really bad the speedometer was going crazy and then it stalled out it only has 1400 hundred miles on it practically new right. I reset the codes it seems to be okay but I don't know
48 is just one of those sexy bikes that you want to park inside your living room
Amen
Congratulations. You can never beat the sound and character of the Evo Sportster.
Exactly. It felt so good to jump back on one
Sweet dude. I just bought my 17' Harley 48 about a month ago. Had about 1,308 miles on it when i purchased it. Absolutely love it.
I love the tank designs on the 17 model year. Large reason why I went for it
@@IronBornRider yeah I didn’t know too much about the peanut tank or the 48 in general when I bought it. I walked in and fell in love with it. It’s basically my first bike. My tank is white and has the Harley 1 on it. It’s sweet. Only thing I would like to change is my seat to a saddlemen since I’m only 5’5 lol.
How much did u pay for it!!!
I bought my wife an 883 two years ago, within a year after she got it she was asking for upgrades. I then bought a 1250 cc Hooligan kit, 42 mm Mikuni, aggressive cam set, short shots, 3 inch lowering kit with 10 inch shocks, lowered the front forks 3 inches, I then did a two tone silver flake and Ruby Red candy paint with some lines on it. This little bike cruises effortlessly at 70 mph. I hate to admit it but I love riding this little bike !!!!!
I also had an 883 and within that year I had the 1250 kit on it. Was a lot of fun and turned lots of heads
Nice! Had a '16 48 w/ same paint scheme which is imo the best of all the 48 paint sets! Lookin forward to the 48 content!
Thank you brother! Got some content cookin
Very cool bike IBR. Bike sounds good and is looking sick. Customization content is going to be fun, looking forward to seeing future content 😎🏍👍
Thanks tet! Those mod videos are a comin
Congratulations Jason!
Nice ride!
Thanks RHC!
Sweet looking bike. I want the Roadster 12oo. I definitely miss my iron 883. You make all the points about owning a sportster that I miss. The old school looks and feel and in a classic package. Vintage Harley Davidson made this year (or abouts). They are so easy to mod and work on, they look awesome, they sound incredible, and they actually run pretty darn good for air cooled, 30 year old technology. The sportster is an acquired taste but if you get it, you get it, and nothing else will do.
Very well put. It sort of is an acquired taste that you won’t get anywhere else.
Congrats on getting the 48 !
I Have a heavily modded 09 nightser
Best upgrades that I can recommend is to your 💩 stock suspension !
Cartridge inserts for your forks and longer 13" and alot better rear shocks ! Night and day ride difference from stock 👍
Thanks PW! Unfortunately I’m gonna go in the opposite direction lol. I’m gonna lower the suspension for a more bobberesque look. My back is going to hate me 😅
Nice man!!!! My only knock on the 48 is the tank size. Other than that it’s a knockout of a bike.
Thanks chop. Yeah, I’m refueling every 50-60 miles lol
I just got a 15 Forty-Eight , Loving it
Congrats!
I wouldn't write off a faring. I put a Memphis Shades Cafe Racer faring on my 48 and my wifes 883. Looks great and it does help at highway speeds. Have fun!. If you want a picture I can send it to you.
Thanks DJx. Yeah my other bike has a fairing so that’s primarily my distance bike. I’m fine with this one not having a fairing.
Looks good
Thanks!
Cool bike.... How do you like the mirrors in that position? How tall are you? I like the way it looks, sweet. Something about the "48" don't know what it is you know.
I’m 5’8 and the mirrors are ok in that position. It’s def more looks vs function. The 48 just has that it factor
congrats!!!! gorgeous bike, 48's are my favorite too. Grom? you mean *cough* Monkey .............. lol I say get a stretched peanut style tank to fill that void between the tank and seat, plus give you some more range.
Thanks bill! I think I’d like to get a monkey and turn it into a bobber 🐒
@@IronBornRider I have seen a few done like that from Thailand, they looked pretty damn slick.
@@billwilliamson9842 Yeah I saw a video on RUclips and it looked awesome.
I just came across your video and im glad that i did. I just got my M endorsement 2 weeks ago and looking into getting my first bike. How comfortable is your bike? And is it comfortable to ride?
Awesome! Glad you’re here. Sportsters in general are not comfortable to begin with but can be done with a few mods (seat and suspension and bars). It’s one of the most customizable bikes on the planet so you can really dial it in to your preference
@@IronBornRider if i get this bike or the iron 883 what seat do i need to get
@@mikeanderson2152 it’s really up to you but I’d check with a few reputable brands. Saddlemen, la pera, mustang to start
LOL. Sooner than I thought though.
No sense in waiting if I know what I want lol
Sweet harley sporster bro yiu bring anymore harley sporster videos out soon
Def more sportster content coming. Stay tuned
@@IronBornRider will do
nice bike,
I just bought a 48, did you upgrade the speedometer?
Thanks! I did upgrade the speedo
Definitely wouldn't have traded a 48 for a Grom 😭😭😭. Could've learned cornering/stunting on it... they're so market-stable as well 😭.
Believe me, it pained me to do it. I love them both, but the 48 is more applicable to my life right now. I'm def. going to pick up another grom down the road.
I have a feeling you may like pre-2006 Sportsters (or twin cams) for a "vintage" feel and sound. They were carbureted (vs fuel injected) and emitted that classic "potato potato" sound at idle. Go back even further and you'll discover the essentially computer-less models - very basic mechanically and electronically. Then you'll know real "vintage." Give 'em a try.
I think you might be right. I’d love to get my hands on a vintage Harley but I don’t have the mechanical chops to maintain them and care for them. Maybe I’ll start with an older dyna or something
@@IronBornRider Pretty much everyone I know that wrenches on their own bikes is self-taught. And good thing is that the older the bike is, the easier it is to learn on - very basic mechanics and electronics. I'd encourage you to make your next bike an old 'fixer upper' and think of it as a long term project.
@@bernardlesperance742 I’ve heard that as well. Might have to make the leap at some point. I just love that sound and feel of older Harleys
I bought a 2020 sportster 48 a month ago and after 100 miles the engine light came on and started jerking really bad the speedometer was going crazy and then it stalled out it only has 1400 hundred miles on it practically new right. I reset the codes it seems to be okay but I don't know
Did you buy it from the dealership and also check out what the codes mean?
@@IronBornRider yes I bought it from a dealership. But did not check what the codes mean
@@thecitizen61 you might want to try calling them to see if they'll right the issue for you
@@IronBornRider I plan to.. thank you for the reply.
What's a grom
It’s a Honda mini moto
Ahhh yes yes right back were you belong.
Feels like home
What kind of sissy bar is that
Im not 100% sure because it came with the bike when I bought it. I think it's a detach sissy bar, but doesn't seem like a Harley branded version.
I only subscribed for the adults on child sized bike content. #unfollow
😂😂😂
Let’s get the his and hers Coleman bikes
@@IronBornRider Baja mini bike realness
The seat is so ugly