I like how you go back and forth with the riding and showing the bike. I can get bored just watching a long ride. Well done. Keep up the good work and be safe and have fun.
I live in Oregon USA and bought my ‘18 Breakout in Twisted Cherry a couple of years ago. Being brought up with motorcycles my entire 50+ years, I have to say this is my favorite of all bikes I’ve owned. Every bike I’ve owned left me looking at other bikes, but not this one. I plan to keep and ride this one for the rest of my riding life. I love seeing reviews that agree with my thoughts and feelings. Doesn’t happen to often these crazy days.
Novice rider! Went from a 2016 Sporster 48 to the 2019 Breakout! What a Beast! Love this Bike! More than I expected! Taking it Cautious! Getting more comfortable every ride!
That is an amazing bike ! Modern day chopper with the comfort of the new softail frame. Your video has inspired me to get one . Thank you keep the videos coming..
I have a black 114 Breakout with Vance & Hines short shots. You are spot on with your review I love riding my bike. One thing I would say is I took the pillion pad off and went for ride with friends. As soon as I got home I put it back on my arms ached like hell. Without the rear seat I kept sliding sliding back when accelerating. At motorway speeds having the rear seat to push against takes the pressure off your arms from the wind.
How do the short shots sound? I just bought the last black one in Louisiana and my dealer is putting woods cams in it and short shots as well. Haven't heard her yet.
I just booked this bike for 2022 due to this review. Thanks a lot. The information in this review has helped me in making up my mind. Stay safe and ride safe!
Actually just bought the last black 2020 model in Louisiana. She's getting the sundowner seat, led indicators, woods cams, and short shot pipes put on her now. I take delivery any day now. Excited doesn't begin to cover how I feel. She is a beautiful bike.
@@MrDarcy-OlMan She is just amazing. I'll attach the link so you can see her. I've had her a week today. I've put about 300 miles on her and she feels great. I learned that the M8 only has one cam. The bike has more than enough power and feels stable at all speeds I've had her. I have to keep it below 4k rpms until the 1k mile mark and I take her in for the first fluid change and to have her properly tuned to open her up. I haven't had a bike in 14 years because I got custody of my son and raised him until he left for college. Now it's time for me. This bike puts a smile on my face every morning that I walk into my garage and see her. Thank you for a great video. I completely concur. ruclips.net/video/6KSTPatuYL8/видео.html
Never even thought about a breakout. Then I saw this motorcycle on a website and I had to find out what it was because it just looked killer! It’s the breakout, surprise, surprise. Immediately started looking up reviews and your the second one I’ve watched and both have been marked by not only how surprised they were by the bikes handling and abilities but both reviews immediately said just how incredibly “fun” this bike is to ride! If I ever wanted anything from a motorcycle it is FUN! The main, main, reason I ride motorcycles is because they are freaking fun! Great review as usual.
Great review. I've just (about a month ago) bought a 2014 Breakout 103. Supposedly harder still to handle than the 114 (I actually test drove a new one before opting for the 103). My other ride is a Honda SP1, so very used to chucking that around the corners. I've got to say it took a couple of weekends, but now I'm used to it I'm not having any issues, Its heavier and you can't lean over as far as the SP obviously, but you just adjust your riding to cope. This is my first foray into HD and I've got to say, I LOVE LOVE LOVE it. Still get a massive grin on my face when I get on it and would recommend anyone out there to not be put off by the stories of woe around the Breakout's handling. I'm 6' 2" by the way and it's an amazingly comfortable ride. Ride safe all.....
@@MrDarcy-OlMan Apologies just realised I posted that from my daughters account!!! That'll teach me to leave my laptop kicking around! Anyways it was from me and all the above stands lol!! Keep up the good work! :-)
It's so surprising and refreshing to hear a glowing review for this bike when others have ripped into the handling. Really interesting stuff, now I'll have test ride one! Cheers guys
@@MrDarcy-OlMan in my experience naked and sport riders are the group most unwilling to adapt to any other style of bike. A long heavy bike with a fat rear tire takes some learning and skill, it's not "bad handling", it's just different. If I rode cruisers and choppers for years and jumped on a sport bike and did nothing but bash it for not being what I liked and was used to, I'd get crushed...I'm not sure why it doesn't work in the inverse.
Hey James & Darcy, thanks for another really great review, crystal clear on a large screen (filmed in 4k?) great sound and above all, great insight about the bike, technically, ergonomics, cosmetics, geometry, feel & handling (slow & at speed), price & value for money. Keep 'em coming gentlemen.
devCo.ltd Thanks buddy! We filmed it on a Sony A7iii but not in 4k actually, although it will do. We try to make our reviews from a riders ‘feel’ point of view as anyone can rattle off spec. Thanks for your support 💯
I have a 2019 fxbrs breakout with the 114 and it just amazing I think is probably the best harley davidson ever made if your someone who's thinking about getting one just do it best decision I made
yes I bought that exact bike, the Breakout is my first bike so I do not have anything to compare it to however I am amazed by the power and handling. It is everything you say it is....I absolutely love it! I get people staring at me in the gas stops and often come out of a store and ladies standing around admiring it, it does seem to get a lot of attention. I did a stage 1 so its a bit loud also. Thank you for this review.
Mate your old man is cool af. Wish my dad was as badass as yours. I'm in the process off going through DASS and a harley is on the agenda when I pass. Great videos guys
I really like this bike. It is very sexy and has fabulous curb appeal. I test drove this at the same time with the Fat Boy and it handles just fine. Don’t let the rake put you off (unless you want to do a turnaround on a single lane road). In the end... I opted for a silver Lowrider S. I’m extremely happy with my decision and feel the future for Harley is the Club Style scene.... and the FXLRS fits that for me.....the Breakout harks to the past.....fat rear tire and drag intentions. In the end....it still pulls at me and anyone would super stoked to own one.
Much better than the previous twin cam and the Rocker C before it, the 2018 re design of the frame with the mono shock has made the softail family the best of the entire range 🔥
I’ve tested this bike and the fat boy back and forth on the same ride..... the breakout is a much sexier bike. It’s combination of stance, chrome, and rake is just fabulous. Much prettier than even my 2020 FXLRS.... don’t get me wrong, the fat boy is nice too.... just not like the Breakout’s visual presence.
I've been lurking on this channel and keep asking questions all of my inquiries have been answered. definitely the best bike reviewer. Btw, took your advice and my breakout is coming out in a few days 🙂 cant wait to ride it. This cannel helped me a lot to choose which bike to pick
Thinking of getting the new 2023 version - all the chrome and larger tank just make it stand out even more. And those new wheels ! Wow ! Just a little concerned about its maneuverability with that rear wheel and extended front end. Will have to test ride one and see. Looking forward to your review of it.
I took a breakout for a test ride, with a stage one fitted, had a grin from ear to ear, from start to finish, however due to $$$, I ended up with the sport glide, but would definitely buy a breakout later down the line.
Great review! I started off on a Sportster and moved up to this and it was a perfect upgrade for me. I wanted a sixth gear and forward controls and this fit the bill at only about 100 lbs heavier but with a much bigger motor! I agree wholehearted that the factory pipes are quiet. I think they put very restrictive baffles to meet California requirements. But I upgraded to V&H pipes for better sound and looks. Also, I initially had problems with wide u-turns at slow speeds and at first I thought its all I could do with the larger rake and fat rear tire. But I found that because this bike has a low center of gravity, if you use more counterbalancing than you usually would on any other bike, you can tighten up those slow turns a lot! Granted, not a lot of available lean angle there, but enough to get it around better. Give it a shot! Great bike and great review. Cheers!
Tony Frucci Thanks for your interesting feedback buddy! I bet you love your Breakout. We totally dig it! I found it very good in the corners, and got very comfortable with it’s handling quickly. What a bike! 👊🏼
If you buy a Breakout, then be sure to buy the extended warranty with road hazard coverage. I hit a pothole on my 2019 BO on US I80 expressway doing 85-mph, just west of Joliet Illinois, and bent the front 21” rim. I had to have the rim and both tires replaced. Without the road hazard warranty it would have cost close to $2,000.00 USD. Fortunately I always buy the H-D extended warranty so it was no charge, including delivering it 50-miles to my home. Thank you Starved Rock H-D!🇺🇸KAG
Delighted i came across this video as its closer to home. Im in Ireland and see alot of BO been test riden in big open roads in USA and the one thing that was putting me off was the whole leaning into a corner issue and clearing the speed ramps. You done an amazing job on the video on those mucky back roads similar to ours here in ireland so its much appreciated....you gained a new subscriber and happy to bring you to your 1K like 😀
Reminds me of the wide glide with the stance and length!!! The wide glide was much cheaper but HD killed it ! To bad, so sad !!! Rest In Peace wide glide ! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Great review as usual, you Guays are the best ! I'm 6'6 and I was in between HD low rider s , fat Bob and breakout. After you Review I have my answer. I've subscribe already !!💪
Seen a few of them now only watched ur reviews for couple of weeks new to me loved rocket 3 review wicked bike I av a kawasaki zzr 1100 d which I love myself like to see a Norton review in future
I liked the looks a lot, test drove one, riding position was nothing for me, my legs were in pain after 30mins, was surprised about that. Got the Electra Glide Standard, i love that bike, got a discount of 21% as well on it!
Makes me chuckle. With the size of Ol'Man, I think literally any bike would do what he told it to. He could make a cub 90 competitive in MotoGP through his powers of persuasion alone.
Great reviews gents, just wondering what your comparison views are between this and the Fat Boy. Pros/cons between the two. I’m 6’3, they both feel good size wise, wondering your view of handling comparison between them 👍🏼
Brett Bowditch We prefer the Breakout because it seems easier to flick about, mainly because of the thinner front wheel, which makes the handling seem livelier, but also it has tremendous stability. The Fat Boy is great too, but is a little less nimble. Harley-Davidson are discontinuing the Breakout! so it’s now or never (unless buying used).
MrDarcy & the Ol'Man thanks for getting back to me, I appreciate the info and the heads up about the breakout being discontinued. Hope you’re all safe and well over there.
Moin, thank you very much for your excellent review. What i like very much, is that the way you speak / your accent is good to understand for "not-native-speakers" like me (german). Thank you for that 👍 Now lets get back to the bike: For me, the breakout is a modern construed style of a chopper and not really my cup of tea. The style is very close to some japanese bike models.....furthermore suitable for new, younger clients. Nothing for "older" f***ers like me (nearly 50 years old). But the problem is: Younger people cannot afford a bike like that. A big problem for the company: The traditional clients will dislike the newer models and "pass away", young people are not interested to ride a motorcycle or can't afford it.
Michi Schalusenbach Thank you for your comments! I’m glad you can understand us 😇 Obviously we loved the Breakout, but I understand your points. We are reviewing something very cool in a weeks time that may be the answer to the younger rider issues! Please subscribe so as not to miss it. 👊🏼
tim wrigley It feels very similar to the Street Bob in a lot of ways. The Breakout is perfectly manoeuvrable - it’s only really at parking speeds you notice anything, and it has a larger turning circle, but i love it!
good review, if that is what you like go for it, I bought the sport glide, the 107 engine with a 4 inch rinehart is plenty for me + bags , cruise control and a small fairing, oh and less money to part with, but that is why they make more than one, I have heard there are people who don't like the sport glide, silly people
Hi thanks for amazing video you did. I considering to by a breakout 114 as my first bike but some friends are telling that it not confortable and I will be desapoited with ride position and pain it causes on pilots back. Is it true? Is there customization we can do to avoid this situation?
Nice Review ! I've got it with the eliminator 300 (thanks to you) more than awesome ! Hope you will have the opportunity to try it in SII ...You won't believe it ;-)
Hi, just wanted to say I loved your review of the Breakout and wanted to ask your opinion. I’ve predominantly been riding sports bikes, my current one is a Ducati 916 which I have enjoyed, but I’m looking to move on from them. I’m 5ft 8” and really like the look of the Breakout, but was wondering if I may be too short and I’m only an average build.
Rick Anderson Hi and thanks! The Softail Harley-Davidsons have a low seat height so from that respect ok. Reach wise, they are quite long, but you can get bars with a bit more pullback. Its the longest Harley, so you would probably be on full stretch. Maybe have a sit on one at your nearest dealership. Otherwise, the Street Bob has mid controls which may be better and you can lean the mini ape bars nearer to you.
MrDarcy & the Ol'Man Hi, thanks for the quick reply, much appreciated. You’re certainly right I’ll have give it a try, once lockdown is finally finished here in NZ. The low seat height is definitely important, and I certainly want to practical, no use having a bike you can’t safely ride hence the sportbikes have always suited me. I’m 50 now so that’s why I’m looking at moving onto the Harley.
Another great video. How is the stopping power with the single front rotator? Did you notice any brake fade when pushing the bike. I'm dead locked between this bike and the road king special. Your thoughts?
Thanks buddy! The stopping power is good but obviously not as good as double discs. It worked fine for us! Between the two the Breakout is a very different ride, it’s more stable and less manoeuvrable, it’s also more roomy for taller riders. The RK is more upright riding position. We prefer the Breakout but it depends on your use.
Great review, thanks a lot! One question: today I tested a BO and a Fat Bob (both with the same exhausts) but there was a vibration difference between them. Fat Bob was so smooth while BO vibrated significantly. Is it what you have noticed as well or maybe something was wrong with the BO test machine? Thanks in advance for your reply. Stay safe!
@@MrDarcy-OlMan thanks for the reply. I agree, principally they should be similar from that aspect... I loved BO a lot, great machine 👍. Next week I also booked test rides for Low Rider S, Fat Boy, and Sport Glide 😉
@@MrDarcy-OlMan after test riding all machines in the Softail category, I decided to go ahead with the Breakout and ordered one last week. It’s expected to arrive to Germany in October (hopefully!). Your great reviews also helped me a lot, highly appreciated. Stay safe and healthy 🤙
I just picked up a new 2019 Fat Boy in Scorched Orange on Saturday 3/7/20 to go along with my 2019 Wicked Red Breakout that I bought on 9/29/18. It’s going to be a great summer.🇺🇸KAG PS Hopefully I can’t bend the solid 18” rim on the FB like I did on my BO.🏋️♀️
gungrave818vn It’s the most current model so yes as far as we can remember it’s 2020. It’s really comfortable and I think the best ride in the softail lineup next to the Heritage Classic. Long rides are helped by it’s incredible stability
I agree with you sir regarding the breakout being an awesome bike, but it's not worthy for the huge price tag and I don't know why harley has placed it in cvo section. It should belong in the softail section and priced right. And single front disc, why? A 114ci should have dual front disc Hope it has Cruise control std
sooraj sai It is a softail. I’m not sure what you mean by Harley placing it in the CVO section. Maybe it’s just in your country? I found the brakes ok but dual front discs would certainly be better . 👍
alan robinson hopefully we will in due course, although it’s pretty similar really to the Bobber Black in many respects, that we reviewed recently. In that respect , they are vastly different. The Breakout is more stable, more powerful, more torquey much louder and a far better bike. The triumph will corner quicker. Put another way; the Harley is Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Triumph is Sebastian Coe.
It’s fine but but not made as a long touring bike. That being said, a buddy has just ridden 500 miles to Scotland and back on one, so it certainly can be done.
@@MrDarcy-OlMan ohh absolutely they are my dad says he feel in love and now he has 6 bikes but he rides that one I subscribed to your channel I love it ... happy holidays to you and your family 🎄🎄🎄🎄🌃🌃
IMHO I think Harley should never have discontinued the Low Rider. Instead they discontinued that model and brought back an inferior model, The Breakout, instead. But that is the way the cookie crumbles I guess. I do own a 2020 Low Rider S and love it.
D M Personally the Harley-Davidson. Ive got a two year old Softail 114 and it’s still 100%. Never had an issue. I think the Suzuki has got too much clutter and bits of plastic on it.
It is a nice bike for sure. Not sure i would want it though, £6K more than my Street Bob :0 But then I am thinking of a Heritage or road King anyway, almost same price.
Stephen Fleming We love the Street Bob too. Out of the Heritage, or Road King, we prefer the Heritage. Breakout or Heritage... both awesome in different ways! Heritage if you need versatility and longer rides; Breakout if you want a fun ride, with amazing straight line stability
The Milwaukee 8 is a v twin. V twin is the configuration of the motor. Harley have used the Milwaukee 8 since 2017, before that it was the twin cam engine.
Yes! The Breakout is the one i'd go for between the two because it handles really well, is actually quite 'flickable' when moving, and it feels safe and secure. The Fat Boy is a bit more heavy feeling and less nimble (because of the fatter front tyre mainly).
@@jordanmascarenhas7974 Thanks for that answer. I had this question in my mind recently too after watching a review of the Breakout and Fatboy on Matt Laidlaw’s channel, who also said that someone under 5’8-9 would struggle. I figured it is possible to adjust the controls and change the seat to bring a smaller guy lower, and make this bike useable for smaller guys.
I’m 5’10” I love mine… question is how short your arms are basically. Go to a dealer, sit on one, and feel the grips of you gotta hunch to much to reach might not like it later on longer rides.
WICKEDLEE LOOPY It’s honestly OK when you’re moving, it’s only noticeable at parking speeds. The Street Bob Is certainly quite’flickable’ though and very nice
alan robinson Between this and the Heritage Classic. Really boils down to intended use. It’s an incredible bike! Shame Harley have just dropped it from the lineup. Someone’s making some bad decisions !
Great review, for sure the best about the sexy Breakout. Thank you very much and congratulations. I' m in love with this bad girl just some little doubt how it turns. Maybe I' d choose a fat reach handlebar (I'm 5.7). Cheers from Sicily. Stay safe
Thanks buddy. Both bikes take some manhandling but that’s their character. Breakout is immensely stable and flippin cool! Fat Boy is iconic and more nimble of the two
Apparently this is similar of the VRod according to last week postings of comparison. If so, after owing four HD's this would be a thrill. Like the idea of less chrome. Nice but spend half a day to clean and polish. Not a fan to spend a cost to spray and spend nearly five bucks for cleaning chrome extensively but each of us have our quirps, yes. Still HD's are a bomb to ride even for only a period of time. As Deep Purple stated, "Long Live R & R" so I say Long Live HD.
IMO the V-Rod (the later models with the 240 rear) is an easier bike to handle than the Breakout. I don't really know why, but it just doesn't take as much effort.
i love them, i have the 2019, Note: factory front Tyre scary in the wet weather,just my opinion..but love the bike.Note: factory bike you need new pipes, new bars,and a tail tied kit,then good to go..
What country are you in? You wouldn’t be able to get that here! As for suitability, not really. It’s a bike that needs a certain skill and experience level really. Not saying you couldn’t ride it, but not the best starter bike. An iron 883 would be a better choice
I haven't ridden since the late eighties and those were dirt bikes. I picked this up a couple of months ago as my first street bike and I'm enjoying the hell out of it! Tight cornering is a bit tricky for beginners on this bike but once you're moving down the road it an absolute blast!
Hands down best and most informative review of the Breakout guys, love it. Ride safe my friends.
Jeremy Osborne Thanks buddy! It’s great to get feedback. 💯👊🏼
I like how you go back and forth with the riding and showing the bike. I can get bored just watching a long ride. Well done. Keep up the good work and be safe and have fun.
Jeff Binstadt Thanks Jeff, much appreciated! Ride safe 👊🏼
I live in Oregon USA and bought my ‘18 Breakout in Twisted Cherry a couple of years ago. Being brought up with motorcycles my entire 50+ years, I have to say this is my favorite of all bikes I’ve owned. Every bike I’ve owned left me looking at other bikes, but not this one. I plan to keep and ride this one for the rest of my riding life. I love seeing reviews that agree with my thoughts and feelings. Doesn’t happen to often these crazy days.
Thanks bud! Yes we love the Breakout! 💯👍🏼
Novice rider! Went from a 2016 Sporster 48 to the 2019 Breakout! What a Beast! Love this Bike! More than I expected! Taking it Cautious! Getting more comfortable every ride!
Awesome! Yes that’s the way: take your time 💯
Nice, I'm doing the same too! I'm excited
That is an amazing bike ! Modern day chopper with the comfort of the new softail frame. Your video has inspired me to get one . Thank you keep the videos coming..
Rocko 81 I wish I was on commission from Harley-Davidson 💀 We’re glad you like the video! We love the Breakout! Lot’s more to come!
I have a black 114 Breakout with Vance & Hines short shots. You are spot on with your review I love riding my bike. One thing I would say is I took the pillion pad off and went for ride with friends. As soon as I got home I put it back on my arms ached like hell. Without the rear seat I kept sliding sliding back when accelerating. At motorway speeds having the rear seat to push against takes the pressure off your arms from the wind.
No Comment Awesome and thank you! Very good point about the seat! Safe riding buddy
How do the short shots sound? I just bought the last black one in Louisiana and my dealer is putting woods cams in it and short shots as well. Haven't heard her yet.
Thanks I want to buy one and will remember that tip
I did a fair amount of research on the bike, however based on your review I took your advice and went and ordered one…thank you.
Ahh excellent. It’s a very unique and special bike 💯
I just booked this bike for 2022 due to this review. Thanks a lot. The information in this review has helped me in making up my mind. Stay safe and ride safe!
Awesome! That’s great news 👌🏼
Actually just bought the last black 2020 model in Louisiana. She's getting the sundowner seat, led indicators, woods cams, and short shot pipes put on her now. I take delivery any day now. Excited doesn't begin to cover how I feel. She is a beautiful bike.
Awesome! How is it going?
@@MrDarcy-OlMan
She is just amazing. I'll attach the link so you can see her. I've had her a week today. I've put about 300 miles on her and she feels great. I learned that the M8 only has one cam. The bike has more than enough power and feels stable at all speeds I've had her. I have to keep it below 4k rpms until the 1k mile mark and I take her in for the first fluid change and to have her properly tuned to open her up. I haven't had a bike in 14 years because I got custody of my son and raised him until he left for college. Now it's time for me. This bike puts a smile on my face every morning that I walk into my garage and see her. Thank you for a great video. I completely concur.
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Awesome! Love it. Very pleased for you
Never even thought about a breakout. Then I saw this motorcycle on a website and I had to find out what it was because it just looked killer! It’s the breakout, surprise, surprise. Immediately started looking up reviews and your the second one I’ve watched and both have been marked by not only how surprised they were by the bikes handling and abilities but both reviews immediately said just how incredibly “fun” this bike is to ride! If I ever wanted anything from a motorcycle it is FUN! The main, main, reason I ride motorcycles is because they are freaking fun! Great review as usual.
Thanks buddy. The Breakout is unique and a brilliant ride 👍🏼
Great review. I've just (about a month ago) bought a 2014 Breakout 103. Supposedly harder still to handle than the 114 (I actually test drove a new one before opting for the 103). My other ride is a Honda SP1, so very used to chucking that around the corners. I've got to say it took a couple of weekends, but now I'm used to it I'm not having any issues, Its heavier and you can't lean over as far as the SP obviously, but you just adjust your riding to cope. This is my first foray into HD and I've got to say, I LOVE LOVE LOVE it. Still get a massive grin on my face when I get on it and would recommend anyone out there to not be put off by the stories of woe around the Breakout's handling. I'm 6' 2" by the way and it's an amazingly comfortable ride. Ride safe all.....
Emily R Fabulous! We love the Breakout and the 103 is awesome too 👊🏼
@@MrDarcy-OlMan Apologies just realised I posted that from my daughters account!!! That'll teach me to leave my laptop kicking around! Anyways it was from me and all the above stands lol!! Keep up the good work! :-)
Shaun Rimmer haha I didn’t notice! 👊🏼
Well after your review of breakout I purchased a 2nd hand anniversary edition, well pleased with it and still watch your reviews as sensible reviews
That's great! We're glad it helped in your decision making! Thanks bro!
It's so surprising and refreshing to hear a glowing review for this bike when others have ripped into the handling. Really interesting stuff, now I'll have test ride one! Cheers guys
Thanks buddy. The problem is that most reviewers are Sports Bike or Adventure Bike people and don’t get it 👍🏼
@@MrDarcy-OlMan in my experience naked and sport riders are the group most unwilling to adapt to any other style of bike. A long heavy bike with a fat rear tire takes some learning and skill, it's not "bad handling", it's just different. If I rode cruisers and choppers for years and jumped on a sport bike and did nothing but bash it for not being what I liked and was used to, I'd get crushed...I'm not sure why it doesn't work in the inverse.
@@stevem4783 That’s very true 💯
Hey James & Darcy, thanks for another really great review, crystal clear on a large screen (filmed in 4k?) great sound and above all, great insight about the bike, technically, ergonomics, cosmetics, geometry, feel & handling (slow & at speed), price & value for money. Keep 'em coming gentlemen.
devCo.ltd Thanks buddy! We filmed it on a Sony A7iii but not in 4k actually, although it will do. We try to make our reviews from a riders ‘feel’ point of view as anyone can rattle off spec. Thanks for your support 💯
Love how detail and specific you guys are! This is my dream bike and my goal is to one day watch this video again while sitting on this bike 👍
Amirul Khalid Thank you brother! It’s a good dream! We’re sure you’ll achieve it 👊🏼
I have a 2019 fxbrs breakout with the 114 and it just amazing I think is probably the best harley davidson ever made if your someone who's thinking about getting one just do it best decision I made
Awesome! Yes we’d agree with that 👍🏼👍🏼
yes I bought that exact bike, the Breakout is my first bike so I do not have anything to compare it to however I am amazed by the power and handling. It is everything you say it is....I absolutely love it! I get people staring at me in the gas stops and often come out of a store and ladies standing around admiring it, it does seem to get a lot of attention. I did a stage 1 so its a bit loud also.
Thank you for this review.
That’s great! We love it too. It really is super cool. Please subscribe if you haven’t already bro!
@@MrDarcy-OlMan yes I subscribed thanks.....I pick up my bike here
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What a first bike, lucky, lucky man....
Mate your old man is cool af. Wish my dad was as badass as yours. I'm in the process off going through DASS and a harley is on the agenda when I pass. Great videos guys
nathan hawkes thanks Nathan! Good luck with the test!
I really like this bike. It is very sexy and has fabulous curb appeal. I test drove this at the same time with the Fat Boy and it handles just fine. Don’t let the rake put you off (unless you want to do a turnaround on a single lane road).
In the end... I opted for a silver Lowrider S. I’m extremely happy with my decision and feel the future for Harley is the Club Style scene.... and the FXLRS fits that for me.....the Breakout harks to the past.....fat rear tire and drag intentions. In the end....it still pulls at me and anyone would super stoked to own one.
d p Thanks for your comments buddy! Great observations and we agree totally.
Love this review! Thank you, I bought a breakout a year ago and it's fantastic! A little customization and it looks and sounds amazing!
Much better than the previous twin cam and the Rocker C before it, the 2018 re design of the frame with the mono shock has made the softail family the best of the entire range 🔥
Davy Mac Yes I agree. The way softails soak up the bumps is incredible and the Breakout is right up there
The best looking bike in Harley's range and a good review of it.
I agree, a review of the Fat Boy would be a good to compare it to.
L D Thanks and yes it’s awesome. We dod a Fat Boy review a few months ago. You might find it.
I'm currently looking for a fat boy. I think it is a good looking bike. It would definitely be a good bike to compare to the breakout.
Jeff Binstadt check out our fat boy review!
I’ve tested this bike and the fat boy back and forth on the same ride..... the breakout is a much sexier bike. It’s combination of stance, chrome, and rake is just fabulous. Much prettier than even my 2020 FXLRS.... don’t get me wrong, the fat boy is nice too.... just not like the Breakout’s visual presence.
d p Yes we agree, the Breakout is one awesome motorcycle!
I've been lurking on this channel and keep asking questions all of my inquiries have been answered. definitely the best bike reviewer. Btw, took your advice and my breakout is coming out in a few days 🙂 cant wait to ride it. This cannel helped me a lot to choose which bike to pick
Excellent! Thanks very much 👍🏼👍🏼
Thinking of getting the new 2023 version - all the chrome and larger tank just make it stand out even more. And those new wheels ! Wow ! Just a little concerned about its maneuverability with that rear wheel and extended front end. Will have to test ride one and see. Looking forward to your review of it.
I took a breakout for a test ride, with a stage one fitted, had a grin from ear to ear, from start to finish, however due to $$$, I ended up with the sport glide, but would definitely buy a breakout later down the line.
Aaron Cox Yes the Breakout is a great bike! The Sport Glide is also very nice buddy 👊🏼
Great review!
I started off on a Sportster and moved up to this and it was a perfect upgrade for me. I wanted a sixth gear and forward controls and this fit the bill at only about 100 lbs heavier but with a much bigger motor!
I agree wholehearted that the factory pipes are quiet. I think they put very restrictive baffles to meet California requirements. But I upgraded to V&H pipes for better sound and looks.
Also, I initially had problems with wide u-turns at slow speeds and at first I thought its all I could do with the larger rake and fat rear tire. But I found that because this bike has a low center of gravity, if you use more counterbalancing than you usually would on any other bike, you can tighten up those slow turns a lot! Granted, not a lot of available lean angle there, but enough to get it around better. Give it a shot!
Great bike and great review. Cheers!
Tony Frucci Thanks for your interesting feedback buddy! I bet you love your Breakout. We totally dig it! I found it very good in the corners, and got very comfortable with it’s handling quickly. What a bike! 👊🏼
If you buy a Breakout, then be sure to buy the extended warranty with road hazard coverage. I hit a pothole on my 2019 BO on US I80 expressway doing 85-mph, just west of Joliet Illinois, and bent the front 21” rim. I had to have the rim and both tires replaced. Without the road hazard warranty it would have cost close to $2,000.00 USD. Fortunately I always buy the H-D extended warranty so it was no charge, including delivering it 50-miles to my home. Thank you Starved Rock H-D!🇺🇸KAG
Barack Blows Very good point 👍💯
Delighted i came across this video as its closer to home. Im in Ireland and see alot of BO been test riden in big open roads in USA and the one thing that was putting me off was the whole leaning into a corner issue and clearing the speed ramps. You done an amazing job on the video on those mucky back roads similar to ours here in ireland so its much appreciated....you gained a new subscriber and happy to bring you to your 1K like 😀
Thanks very much. Glad it was helpful 👍🏼👍🏼
Great review and one off the deciding factors that made me order a 2021 Breakout.
Awesome thanks bud! When did you order it?
@@MrDarcy-OlMan Yesterday.
@@srtspeedy4983 awesome
Great review.When I took my bike in for service I saws break out parked next to my wide glide..This is a great bike. So glad I have a wide glide.
Thanks buddy. Awesome 👍🏼
Great review! Love your stile 💪👍
Between the 2020 Low Rider S and the new Breakout, which one do you prefer and why?
J H Breakout hands down! Incredible stability, more roomy riding position. Feels more nimble. Looks super cool.
Reminds me of the wide glide with the stance and length!!! The wide glide was much cheaper but HD killed it ! To bad, so sad !!! Rest In Peace wide glide ! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Donaldson Cole Yes very similar! 👊🏼 RIP indeed
Very informative review, amazing video. Ride safe, cheers!
Tony Thanks buddy! Appreciate your feedback 👊🏼
Great review gents - I’m from Sydney Aust and considering the current model Breakout
Thanks buddy! We love the Breakout!!
Great review!! Gonna pull the trigger on one soon!!😉👍🏼
Thanks buddy. Awesome bike!
@@MrDarcy-OlMan Just bought a 2018 Breakout! Having it delivered this week, can't wait!
Thanks you two!😉👍🏼
This one is my dream Harley!
It’s amazing isn’t it!
I want one. Never owned a Harley..
It’s awesome! 💯
Great video, next bike I want to test. Thanks!!
Daniel Candelaria Thanks Dan! Let us know how you get on! 👊🏼
Glad x mas and new year out of looking forward to new videos dudes
Yes thank god! Darcy has a world exclusive first ride next week!
Jez the breakout is a work of art I would love one in my garage
Mate they’re awesome 👌🏼
Great review as usual, you Guays are the best ! I'm 6'6 and
I was in between HD low rider s , fat Bob and breakout. After you Review I have my answer. I've subscribe already !!💪
Excellent! Thank you!
Seen a few of them now only watched ur reviews for couple of weeks new to me loved rocket 3 review wicked bike I av a kawasaki zzr 1100 d which I love myself like to see a Norton review in future
Thanks buddy. Yes hopefully we can get a Norton when they’re available 💯
I liked the looks a lot, test drove one, riding position was nothing for me, my legs were in pain after 30mins, was surprised about that. Got the Electra Glide Standard, i love that bike, got a discount of 21% as well on it!
OK that’s interesting. Still, you ended up with a great bike and a super deal! 👍
Makes me chuckle. With the size of Ol'Man, I think literally any bike would do what he told it to. He could make a cub 90 competitive in MotoGP through his powers of persuasion alone.
Haha thanks 💪🏻
Great reviews gents, just wondering what your comparison views are between this and the Fat Boy. Pros/cons between the two. I’m 6’3, they both feel good size wise, wondering your view of handling comparison between them 👍🏼
Brett Bowditch We prefer the Breakout because it seems easier to flick about, mainly because of the thinner front wheel, which makes the handling seem livelier, but also it has tremendous stability. The Fat Boy is great too, but is a little less nimble. Harley-Davidson are discontinuing the Breakout! so it’s now or never (unless buying used).
MrDarcy & the Ol'Man thanks for getting back to me, I appreciate the info and the heads up about the breakout being discontinued. Hope you’re all safe and well over there.
hello from the u.s. of a! gotta love the breakout. thank you
Indeed 💯👍🏼
A pair of straight through chrome Vance and hines would be awesome 👌
Yes definitely 💯
Awesome bike... Liked & subscribed!
Oli Ox Thanks buddy! Lot’s more coming!
Brilliant reviews keep up brill work
Thank you kindly ! Have you looked through our other videos?
Moin,
thank you very much for your excellent review.
What i like very much, is that the way you speak / your accent is good to understand for "not-native-speakers" like me (german). Thank you for that 👍
Now lets get back to the bike: For me, the breakout is a modern construed style of a chopper and not really my cup of tea. The style is very close to some japanese bike models.....furthermore suitable for new, younger clients. Nothing for "older" f***ers like me (nearly 50 years old). But the problem is: Younger people cannot afford a bike like that. A big problem for the company: The traditional clients will dislike the newer models and "pass away", young people are not interested to ride a motorcycle or can't afford it.
Michi Schalusenbach Thank you for your comments! I’m glad you can understand us 😇 Obviously we loved the Breakout, but I understand your points. We are reviewing something very cool in a weeks time that may be the answer to the younger rider issues! Please subscribe so as not to miss it. 👊🏼
Great looking bike but on slow narrow roads like say the wrynose would I be better on my street bob
tim wrigley It feels very similar to the Street Bob in a lot of ways. The Breakout is perfectly manoeuvrable - it’s only really at parking speeds you notice anything, and it has a larger turning circle, but i love it!
good review, if that is what you like go for it, I bought the sport glide, the 107 engine with a 4 inch rinehart is plenty for me + bags , cruise control and a small fairing, oh and less money to part with, but that is why they make more than one, I have heard there are people who don't like the sport glide, silly people
There’s a Harley Davidson for everyone! Great bike Noel 👊🏼
Hi thanks for amazing video you did. I considering to by a breakout 114 as my first bike but some friends are telling that it not confortable and I will be desapoited with ride position and pain it causes on pilots back. Is it true? Is there customization we can do to avoid this situation?
Just watched this vid again how cool is this bike I can imagine a summer eve out on one
Yes absolutely! Super cool 👌🏼
Love your videos mate. You still got your jimny?
Big Jimny Cub Thanks my friend! 👊🏼 Yes still got the Jimny - love it to bits
@@MrDarcy-OlMan Good to hear mate 👍😀👍🙏
Pick up MY22 BO with stage 1 kit in February22
Awesome! 💯👍🏼
Nice Review ! I've got it with the eliminator 300 (thanks to you) more than awesome ! Hope you will have the opportunity to try it in SII ...You won't believe it ;-)
SkydooBzH29 Thanks my friend! We still love the Eliminator 300’s! 👊🏼
What do you think is better, the Breakout or the FXDR with better Front Brakes ? THX👍
Jambo HD We definitely prefer the breakout. It rides much better and has a nicer riding position and looks way better.
Thank you 👍👍
Hi, just wanted to say I loved your review of the Breakout and wanted to ask your opinion. I’ve predominantly been riding sports bikes, my current one is a Ducati 916 which I have enjoyed, but I’m looking to move on from them. I’m 5ft 8” and really like the look of the Breakout, but was wondering if I may be too short and I’m only an average build.
Rick Anderson Hi and thanks! The Softail Harley-Davidsons have a low seat height so from that respect ok. Reach wise, they are quite long, but you can get bars with a bit more pullback. Its the longest Harley, so you would probably be on full stretch. Maybe have a sit on one at your nearest dealership. Otherwise, the Street Bob has mid controls which may be better and you can lean the mini ape bars nearer to you.
MrDarcy & the Ol'Man Hi, thanks for the quick reply, much appreciated. You’re certainly right I’ll have give it a try, once lockdown is finally finished here in NZ. The low seat height is definitely important, and I certainly want to practical, no use having a bike you can’t safely ride hence the sportbikes have always suited me. I’m 50 now so that’s why I’m looking at moving onto the Harley.
Rick Anderson no problem! I hope you find the right bike. On a Harley you can get a grin at 30kmh just from the noise!
Another great video. How is the stopping power with the single front rotator? Did you notice any brake fade when pushing the bike. I'm dead locked between this bike and the road king special. Your thoughts?
Thanks buddy! The stopping power is good but obviously not as good as double discs. It worked fine for us!
Between the two the Breakout is a very different ride, it’s more stable and less manoeuvrable, it’s also more roomy for taller riders. The RK is more upright riding position. We prefer the Breakout but it depends on your use.
@@MrDarcy-OlMan awesome. Great feedback as usual. Appreciated!
Great vid as usual guys! What would be on Darcy's and the Ol' Man's "Top 3 Harleys"? Are your lists the same?
Thanks buddy!
Darcy’s are Softail Standard, Breakout, Softail Slim. Ol Mans are Heritage Classic, Breakout, Street Bob/Softail Standard
Great review, thanks a lot! One question: today I tested a BO and a Fat Bob (both with the same exhausts) but there was a vibration difference between them. Fat Bob was so smooth while BO vibrated significantly. Is it what you have noticed as well or maybe something was wrong with the BO test machine? Thanks in advance for your reply. Stay safe!
Thanks buddy. They should be the same in that respect. It could be something loose? Which did you prefer?
@@MrDarcy-OlMan thanks for the reply. I agree, principally they should be similar from that aspect... I loved BO a lot, great machine 👍. Next week I also booked test rides for Low Rider S, Fat Boy, and Sport Glide 😉
@@bengin34 OK that’s great! Let us know which one you go for! 👍🏼👍🏼
@@MrDarcy-OlMan definitely will do on Tuesday evening
@@MrDarcy-OlMan after test riding all machines in the Softail category, I decided to go ahead with the Breakout and ordered one last week. It’s expected to arrive to Germany in October (hopefully!). Your great reviews also helped me a lot, highly appreciated. Stay safe and healthy 🤙
Great content. Would you take the breakout over your heritage?
If I was buying now, and choosing between the two I’d get the Breakout, but it’s not worth changing to now because of what I’d lose on the Heritage
@@MrDarcy-OlMan understood. Thnx
I love my 2018 Twisted Cherry Breakout 👍
Awesome! Fab bikes
Great review of a good bike but for another £650 you could have Triumph Rocket 3R. Wouldn't mind a Softail Slim tho.
splodge 57 Yes; we’ve got to get our hands on the Triumph! Softail Slim is nice too.
I'm a Triumph man & loved my old R3 but at 6'4" find the new model physically too small. Shame as it's a great engine.
I just picked up a new 2019 Fat Boy in Scorched Orange on Saturday 3/7/20 to go along
with my 2019 Wicked Red Breakout that I bought on 9/29/18. It’s going to be a great summer.🇺🇸KAG
PS Hopefully I can’t bend the solid 18” rim on the FB like I did on my BO.🏋️♀️
Barack Blows Awesome buddy! 👊🏼
Is this the 2020 Model and is it comfortable on long rides? I'm really thinking about buying this beautiful ride!
gungrave818vn It’s the most current model so yes as far as we can remember it’s 2020. It’s really comfortable and I think the best ride in the softail lineup next to the Heritage Classic. Long rides are helped by it’s incredible stability
Just wished I could afford one its stunning
They’re awesome! Something to look forward to 👍🏼
I agree with you sir regarding the breakout being an awesome bike, but it's not worthy for the huge price tag and I don't know why harley has placed it in cvo section. It should belong in the softail section and priced right.
And single front disc, why? A 114ci should have dual front disc
Hope it has Cruise control std
sooraj sai It is a softail. I’m not sure what you mean by Harley placing it in the CVO section. Maybe it’s just in your country? I found the brakes ok but dual front discs would certainly be better . 👍
@@MrDarcy-OlMan sir it's called like cvo breakout right? I might be wrong..but when this model came out it was more costlier than other softails
sooraj sai Ahh ok. It’s the old model. The new milwaukee 8 ones are Softail Breakouts not CVO.
@@MrDarcy-OlMan ok 👍🏽
Can you review the triumph speedmaster and draw any comparison?
Looks,performance, quality,value for money?
alan robinson hopefully we will in due course, although it’s pretty similar really to the Bobber Black in many respects, that we reviewed recently. In that respect , they are vastly different. The Breakout is more stable, more powerful, more torquey much louder and a far better bike. The triumph will corner quicker. Put another way; the Harley is Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Triumph is Sebastian Coe.
@@MrDarcy-OlMan I will take another look at the bobber review 👍
That bike is amazing 🤩
Really enjoyed this informative review, an awesome Harley 👍
Jo Jo Thanks sis! We’re glad you enjoyed it’👊
What’s like on dual carriageways / motorways, is more suited to short haul stuff ?
It’s fine but but not made as a long touring bike. That being said, a buddy has just ridden 500 miles to Scotland and back on one, so it certainly can be done.
Absolute beautiful ❤️❤️💜 I been in bikes my whole life my father has one he says best harley he's ever had
Thanks Haley. Yes they are awesome 👍🏼
@@MrDarcy-OlMan ohh absolutely they are my dad says he feel in love and now he has 6 bikes but he rides that one I subscribed to your channel I love it ... happy holidays to you and your family 🎄🎄🎄🎄🌃🌃
@@haleyraven.lilrocket9241 thanks Hayley and welcome aboard! Ditto
@@MrDarcy-OlMan I'd like to pay to be a paid subscribe to your channel
@@haleyraven.lilrocket9241 Thanks! We will have to look into setting this up. 👌
IMHO I think Harley should never have discontinued the Low Rider. Instead they discontinued that model and brought back an inferior model, The Breakout, instead. But that is the way the cookie crumbles I guess. I do own a 2020 Low Rider S and love it.
So do I get a used one of these or new boulevard m109R? How reliable is this bike?
D M Personally the Harley-Davidson. Ive got a two year old Softail 114 and it’s still 100%. Never had an issue. I think the Suzuki has got too much clutter and bits of plastic on it.
It is a nice bike for sure. Not sure i would want it though, £6K more than my Street Bob :0 But then I am thinking of a Heritage or road King anyway, almost same price.
Stephen Fleming We love the Street Bob too. Out of the Heritage, or Road King, we prefer the Heritage. Breakout or Heritage... both awesome in different ways! Heritage if you need versatility and longer rides; Breakout if you want a fun ride, with amazing straight line stability
@@MrDarcy-OlMan Agreed. Yes I'm looking at longer distance possibly 2 up so it not relay in my sights.
Whats the better motor ? Vtwin or Milwuakee8?? Awesome video🤘🏽
The Milwaukee 8 is a v twin. V twin is the configuration of the motor. Harley have used the Milwaukee 8 since 2017, before that it was the twin cam engine.
Please test vrod muscle this should be interesting
Statystyk if we can get one!
All well, love it, but i took my deposit back and bought the fatboy 114 instead, reason for my switch was a smaller gas tank
Ok that’s a shame, but Fat Boy is still pretty cool 👌
Comparison between breakout and fatboy do you know which one is better?
Yes! The Breakout is the one i'd go for between the two because it handles really well, is actually quite 'flickable' when moving, and it feels safe and secure. The Fat Boy is a bit more heavy feeling and less nimble (because of the fatter front tyre mainly).
MrDarcy & the Ol'Man thanks but if you change the handlebar from breakout then it will be better than before I think
Beak WolfIEA I like the Breakout handlebars. They are good.
I'm a bit late to comment but I'm young and really want to get a bike. Do you think this bike is a good one for a 5'7 - 5'8 in height guy?
It would be a bit of a struggle tbh. It’s one of the bigger ones. You’d be better off with a Harley with mid controls and bars with some pull back.
@@MrDarcy-OlMan Oh okay thank you, with you guys being 6 foot on the bike made it seem like one of the smaller ones
I’m 5’7 and can very easily flat foot on the new Breakouts. You can simply get a reach seat and will be very comfortable
@@jordanmascarenhas7974 Thanks for that answer. I had this question in my mind recently too after watching a review of the Breakout and Fatboy on Matt Laidlaw’s channel, who also said that someone under 5’8-9 would struggle.
I figured it is possible to adjust the controls and change the seat to bring a smaller guy lower, and make this bike useable for smaller guys.
I’m 5’10” I love mine… question is how short your arms are basically. Go to a dealer, sit on one, and feel the grips of you gotta hunch to much to reach might not like it later on longer rides.
Seems to have good power , but the slow heavy turning is not something I see myself putting up with for long. Rather a street bob
WICKEDLEE LOOPY It’s honestly OK when you’re moving, it’s only noticeable at parking speeds. The Street Bob Is certainly quite’flickable’ though and very nice
Nice Jacket ! Can you tell me, what is the brand of the jacket ? Thank you 👍
Lapeño hi. Th Old man is wearing a Texpeed leather jacket and Darcy is wearing a Harley Davidson jacket
@@MrDarcy-OlMan Thank you very much. 👍
@@Lapeno1984Love a good jacket, Lanlitz Columbia is the best bar none
Great review no bullshit
Thanks David! That’s what we do! No BS, no stupidity 👊🏼
So this or the Fat Boy 114? Thanks
jettav88 We prefer the Breakout but it depends what style you like really.
MrDarcy & the Ol'Man Thank You!
Simon Gabriel Alexandre Nizri The Breakout. It’s longer and that gives you a bit more space, and visually, the length looks better on tall people
Simon Gabriel Alexandre Nizri thanks Simon 👍
Just watched the missendon flyer testing the new harley fatbob stunning bike he loved it
Yes it’s awesome. Have you seen our Fat Bob reviews too?
@@MrDarcy-OlMan i have yes brill review as well still fancy a breakout though
I have yes watch all your reviews they are brill
Best review 😍❤️❤️👏and a Beautiful motorcycle 😍 breakout ....
Thanks buddy 💯
Would you think this is the best HD?
alan robinson Between this and the Heritage Classic. Really boils down to intended use. It’s an incredible bike! Shame Harley have just dropped it from the lineup. Someone’s making some bad decisions !
@@MrDarcy-OlMan been looking for my "perfect bike", considering this,have victory hammer which is quiet similar
alan robinson ok cool. 👊🏼
@@MrDarcy-OlMan your saying HD have stopped production of the Breakout???
alan robinson unfortunately they have! You can still get very low mileage second hand examples
Great review, for sure the best about the sexy Breakout. Thank you very much and congratulations. I' m in love with this bad girl just some little doubt how it turns. Maybe I' d choose a fat reach handlebar (I'm 5.7). Cheers from Sicily. Stay safe
Giordano Nicolosi Yes we love it too! It turns fine! It’s only at walking speed that it pushes a bit, but it’s not a problem.
Great review
Simon Nolloth Thanks Simon 👊🏼
Hi love the channel, you said that was your second favourite HD, what is your favourite one then.
Currently this, The Low Rider S 117 and Heritage Classic
Is it uncomfortable? Looks cool.
No it’s fine 💯
In your opinion, how does the breakout compare to the fatboy? Solid reviews guys! Keep em coming g.
Thanks buddy.
Both bikes take some manhandling but that’s their character.
Breakout is immensely stable and flippin cool!
Fat Boy is iconic and more nimble of the two
Apparently this is similar of the VRod according to last week postings of comparison. If so, after owing four HD's this would be a thrill. Like the idea of less chrome. Nice but spend half a day to clean and polish. Not a fan to spend a cost to spray and spend nearly five bucks for cleaning chrome extensively but each of us have our quirps, yes. Still HD's are a bomb to ride even for only a period of time. As Deep Purple stated, "Long Live R & R" so I say Long Live HD.
Absolutely with you there 👍🏼👍🏼
IMO the V-Rod (the later models with the 240 rear) is an easier bike to handle than the Breakout. I don't really know why, but it just doesn't take as much effort.
i love them, i have the 2019, Note: factory front Tyre scary in the wet weather,just my opinion..but love the bike.Note: factory bike you need new pipes, new bars,and a tail tied kit,then good to go..
Norman Noakes I find my stock tyres on the Heritage Classic are scary on the wet too. I agree with you about the modifications 👍
@@MrDarcy-OlMan Cheers, getting some bars put on after lock down, 12 inch rise,x 2 inch thick tees, google hammer down bars N.Z.
Norman Noakes They look badass! I actually like the stock bars, but also like the look of those apes 👊🏼
Fatbob or Breakout? I can’t decide.
We’d go for the Breakout 👍🏼
Fatbob is prob the better bike. It looks good too but I reckon the Breakout is the go! Looks mean :-)
Which one did you prefer? Breakout or fat boy? Thanks!
If i was buying one; I’d buy the Breakout 👍🏼
So I’m looking to buy a bike for my 17th birthday, and this was one I was gonna buy, but would you guys consider this to be a good beginners bike?
What country are you in? You wouldn’t be able to get that here! As for suitability, not really. It’s a bike that needs a certain skill and experience level really. Not saying you couldn’t ride it, but not the best starter bike. An iron 883 would be a better choice
@@MrDarcy-OlMan good to know, thanks a lot
I haven't ridden since the late eighties and those were dirt bikes. I picked this up a couple of months ago as my first street bike and I'm enjoying the hell out of it! Tight cornering is a bit tricky for beginners on this bike but once you're moving down the road it an absolute blast!
@@Bobert397 similar motorcycle background to me. It’s a great bike 👍🏼
Good 2 into 1 pipes will up the performance & sound. Say, how many H D's were bought in England last year?
Yes definitely! HD sold 4570 bike in the UK in 2019.
@@MrDarcy-OlMan Wow. Must be a lot of H D's over there by now.
I'm hoping to see a lot of Triumph Rocket 3's & the new BMW cruiser in the states.
@@porkchopspapi5757 Yes theres a strong HD following here! Hopefully we'll be reviewing the Rocket3 and new bmw soon!