Harley-Davidson Street Glide

I have a couple of Harleys at home.

I have a V-Rod, Night Rod special, and I have a Street Glide that I enjoy from time to time.

But I'm a little guy, so the Street Glide is a bit of a big bike.

I enjoy the V-Rod.

Now, when you set out to ride close to 30,000 kilometers, are there any preparations that you need to do? How do you foresee the potential for maintenance, for tires, for food, for communications, for fuel? How does that even work?

Hey, Brian, how you doing? Mark Champagne here, one of your followers.

I saw a post on Facebook you put up, I think it was last week or maybe earlier this week, about a wobble in the front end of your street glide.

And I was curious about that because I'm getting to the end of my warranty and I'm fighting with dealers about a similar situation, I imagine, that I'm having with mine.

So I didn't know when that video was going to post.

add that

one we haven't done a video on this yet but lurch is responsible for this it's super i mean sexy wait till you guys see this thing i'm we're in the office here at the Law Abiding Biker store podcasting on this one.

And I have this on my shelf because it's going on the street glide.

But Lurch found these and I was super stoked.

got a new road glide.

Before that, I was riding a 21-street glide, and then I just got a 25-road glide right before rally, like in July.

They're

definitely not cheap anymore, I'll tell you that.

What is that? That looks like a Harley, even with the rear frame section of that bike.

Because if you don't know, the Street Glide or the Road Glide, I can't remember which one, has that rear triangle right behind where your primary is, I guess, on that picture.

That looks very much Harley-esque.

If you didn't say what it was, I would have thought that was a Harley.

Wow.

Quickest motorcycle V-twin, Mr. Sean Clark, 2015 Harley Street Glide, 705 average for him.

And then quickest motorcycle, 1000 CC, Jim Clark, the 2014 Street Glide with a 701 average.

Nice.

Michigan Miles Nostalgia, Mr. Zach Blousey.