Good evening Crystal, I’m wondering if you have given any thought to live streaming while you’re down there?

Have a nice trip and most importantly, enjoy yourself.

In order to remove your gap at the trailer from the ramp, you can get a horse stall mat and cut about 14-15 inch price off of it ( because they are heavy). When you are loading and unloading lay it on the ramp right at the trailer entrance, it will reduce the gap and prevent dragging. If you have a saws all or a friend or neighbor with one. You can bevel the lower edge of the pad to make it easier to roll over it. Another reason to only have it 14-15 inches long is because you can not leave it on the ramp ( because of closing it. You can also cut it to about two or three feet long so that it doesn’t take up much room on the floor.

One moe thing, make sure the board you're using doesn't slip out from under your foot. That would not be pleasant. My boards are leftover composite decking, and my ramp is aluminum, so they stick together perty good.

Like mine your legs are to short to reach the ramp as you transition from the road. I put a 6 inch board about 3 feet long on each side of the ramp to give me s stable place to put my feet. After dropping the bick 3x backing out of my van, I got a winch, and now winch it in and out. Haven't dropped sence, yet. Nice trailer BTW. Ride safe, have fun.

I think this is the best of the icons so far!

The white walls really complete the look

Remember when you put that Harley on your toy hauler to be ensure you know how to put the bike in travel mode & how to turn it off. Otherwise your battery may be dead when you arrive to your destination.

Good job girl on loading your bike I would get a scissor jack and a block of wood place under trailer so nose of trailer doesn't drop down when loading or off loading and wear Gloves all ways when riding plz

I feel like if it was the belt or the transmission it wouldn't do it idling in neutral. How much electronic accessories are you running?

Worked well.

Congratulations girl, looks like you got this. To keep it from rubbing when you unload, put a little wood under the ramp to level it out some. Just a thought.

Hello, to avoid friction. Everyone has their own idea and way of doing things. I wouldn't hook the trailer to your jeep. And I raise the drawbar higher. This way you lower the front door. She will be straighter. There will no longer be this entry angle. She will be straighter. Thank you very much for the video Have a good trip... Don't forget to put the handbrake on the trailer. ( laugh )

Whenever I back down something steep, I leave the bike off and in first gear and use the clutch to adjust my descent instead of using the front brake. In case its a bit slippery or dusty the front tire may slide but the back has all the weight and you have more control.

How tall are you? I have a Sport Glide 21 and that Hydra Glide is tempting me! Can you share more info about the lowering kit? Thanks...

Beautiful day in the STL until late this afternoon

The only addition I would make is the wide white wall tires to compliment the gas tank!

How can anyone pass up such a beautiful iconic bike!!!!💯👌

I love camping alone!

Yaaaa! It doesn't sound of a Honda anymore.

Good luck.

Alternator.

Check the drive belt it may be too tight, mine had the same sound, and I made them keep it and ride it, once they heard the sound the Harley mechanic adjusted the belt looser and problem was solved. I have a 2022 Heritage, I was told by one dealer to get louder pipes it will go away, I wasn’t happy so returned to Harley dealer again until it was fixed right.

I definitely hear that squeal , I was thinking it was coming from the transmission. I think the new mufflers sound good but personally I would want them to be a louder with a throaty sound

A set of left side/right side true duals would look GREAT on one of these! I'd also go full out and put white hand grips and round mirrors on it... And I'd have to put a set of Moon Eyes "Saturn" discs in the front wheel. I had a '57 FLHF for years and ended up selling it back in the early 2000s. This one sure reminds me of it!

Good video!

Looks like you got it together girl. I'm impressed.

What a beautiful puppy!

No bathroom....

Hello crystal. Would it be possible to make a short video with your bike fixed in your trailer? To see the position of your bed next to it etc. the place it occupies. Because I have a small caravan and I was planning to buy a small van to put the bike in. and travel. But I see something different about you. a trailer fitted and possible to put the bike in it. and you pull it with your pick up. This is another solution in my eyes. Thank you so much. have a good trip and good road...

Crystal, gotta let you know: 1.) a soft word(kindness & caring) is sometimes all a person needs to help them through a difficult time. 2.) Bike looks FABULOUS!! 3.) To me, it sounds the same-a hissing,whiny noise both before as after the pipe replacement. 4.) I'm 59 years old and am a first time rider/owner, your hydra-glide just screams: " take me home NOW"! Love the wide white wall tires & the leather tassels! Have a great day! Have you given your bike a name yet? Doug👍😎🏍️❤️

You've got that bike sounding great now. A good trip with that hauler might be to VAMM24 in Tazewell, VA July 11th thru the 13th. Beautiful mountain roads (Back of the Dragon) and such with guided rides each day. I'm riding up from Georgia again (5th time). Enjoy that fantastic bike and be safe.

Hi Crystal, your bike sounds so much better with the new mufflers. I’ve traveled out west several times and I love it so when you go out west if you need/want a travel companion I’m available.

Love it! You should make a business out of remodeling RVs! ❤️

Check the wheel bearings before a trip . Repack yearly. Ron

Nice!! Could you make where you show and wear your tall knee Harley Davidson boots?

This bike looks far better in person than the pictures H-D provided. I was afraid (given the pics on H-D's website) that the seat & saddlebags looked a little "Howdy Doody-ish". You know, very 50's plasticy looking, but seeing the bike in person at Steel City Harley, they did a good job. But sorry folks, this bike isn't nearly as good looking as my 1987 1/2 FLST-Special. The Blue & Creme original Heritage Softail. Shes rare.

Great job fixing that up! Can't wait to see camping vids!

Wow Crystal you really did an awesome job renovating that camper it looks amazing.

Trailer is looking good.

I think that should come with white walls beautiful bike

Nice bike!!!🎉

Greetings, As always another brilliant detailed video production 🇺🇸🍾🎉🇺🇸 Thanks for the ride, and she looks amazing.(And you too) Keep producing more videos about the HD.

How fast is it?

Love that bike. You made a wise decision. Enjoy!!!

Too much scooter for me !

Crystal beautiful bike, congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉

I am 84 years old and a HD rider every day,,I would enjoy riding with you, you are cool

As a fan of the classic FL bikes, I really like the HydroGlide ICON model, but there are a few things that you can do to make it look more like the actual 1956 FL. You've already done two of them: the white wall tires and the saddlebag crash bars. Almost every photo that I've see of the 1956 FL have those. The other two big things are to replace the stock M8 Heritage 10" mini-ape handlebars with a set of beach bars, and replace the tail light with the "tombstone" style from the M8 version of the Deluxe. If you can afford them, see if you can find a set of dual fishtail exhaust pipes. While the stock '56 FL only had a single head lamp and no turn signals, I believe that both the driving lights and the turn signals were factory options in the '50s. A lot of the photos of the '56 FL I've seen also show a front fender light. Harley doesn't offer one for the M8 Heritage, but there are few front fender trim options available from H-D. I'm also a short rider (5' 6") and have the same issues with toe shifting. I've had a heel shifter on my last two bikes (standard on my old '17 Heritage, added on my current '22 Heritage). Much easier to shift with the short legs.

Beautiful bike😊