1990 Harley Davidson FLHTC Electra Glide

[@AK-lw2jw]

The official bike of pulling into hooters just to use the bathroom and get and eyeful of sideboob.

[@alkydah6741]

from the girls or the rider?

[@Ryan-kr2yo]

@@alkydah6741 Yes

[@kenwolfe5697]

This is glorious

[@PincheBuzo]

What do have against sideboob?

[@pbfloyd13]

"I ride a Harley Davidson and I own at least 4 shirts that convey this."

[@Greendragon420able]

pbfloyd13 Single wide, or double wide trailer?

[@pbfloyd13]

Greendragon420able "Girlfriends parents garage..."

[@ricktacularrick7928]

Greendragon420able double wide here

[@dsruddell]

and a harley sticker on every car i own

[@Torquenbeans]

4? Those are rookie numbers

[@11dmills]

One of the most telling experiences I've had in my life on the whole Harley aesthetic was when I was younger and my family lived with my Grandma, we had a couple of neighbors who had Harley's and would ride past every once in awhile. They always had the loudest exhaust that would vibrate the antiques off the shelf and shake the house and my grandma would just watch out the window with a smile on her face as they drove by at a brisk pace. Later on down the road we had gotten new neighbors and they had a later teens to early twenties aged daughter who had a boyfriend who had a 600 sport bike (I can't remember the type probably an r6 or something) but he had a loud exhaust and the first day he drove by a similar pace to the Harley my grandmother called the front office of the neighborhood we were living at to complain that there was a motorcycle tearing up the streets in the neighborhood and was going to hit and kill a little kid. I never mentioned the irony of the situation that I had seen to her but it was always something that stuck in my mind about Harley riders vs Sport Bike riders.

[@Tool0GT92]

94% of Harley Davidsons are still on the road today.....6% made it home.

[@t4rci427]

Nothing against Harley but are there any reliable models out there?

[@C4H10N4O2]

@Gary 90's cb500 At least 400000kms before any big opération Even with a careless rider and shitty maintenance

[@LNERMallard]

@@C4H10N4O2 Yeah but that's a Honda. It's a given that they're bulletproof.

[@zacharysmith2983]

@@t4rci427 any model made AFTER the end of the AMF era are very reliable. Models with 100,000 plus milea are a dime a dozen. Harleys got their bad rep during the AMF days, and for good reason, but realistically they are extremely reliable bikes and "well my uncle had one that...." doesn't change that.

[@christopherd2100]

It'll get you from A to B. But it won't get you from B back to A again.

[@Magic_monkey_man]

My aunt and uncle are Harley people. She wore a black leather wedding dress at their wedding. I make as many 'Honda's are better' jokes as possible just to annoy them

[@Greendragon420able]

The Trammell Do they live in a trailer park?

[@Magic_monkey_man]

Greendragon420able Not in a park, but in a double wide. It is fairly nice, but they have a Harley themed game room with a Harley pool table and Harley pool accessories, Harley stuff on the walls, Harley beer mugs, etc. And they don't wear helmets... Just Harley doo rags

[@waclosh]

The Trammell while in reality, only yamajas are better.

[@Magic_monkey_man]

waclosh Yeah, Yamahas are great. I'm looking for a dual sport and considering both

[@BigDonkMongo]

Huck you, naysayer. Honda shall smite!

[@SoybeanGravy]

"I got no problem with god, it's his fan club I can't stand" :'D love it

[@AshyGr33n]

Put that on a damn tshirt.

[@klasseact6663]

HexPallett...must be on a t-shirt

[@SorieKondi]

brilliant quote.

[@gloomy2931]

Couldn't have said it better myself

[@GetsugaTensho85]

Finn Sawyer Best shit I heard all year!

[@amfinc2]

This is what you ride when your winga dinga machine breaks down.

[@michaelramsey82]

Or when this IS your winga dinga machine

[@DrClaw77]

LMAO @ "winga dinga" as adjective

[@malevolenceXXXensues]

in that case I hope the winga dinga mobile is something incredibly simple to work on. like a T bucket with a ford flathead

[@mtotheizatt]

I spit my coffee out thanks

[@zloychechen5150]

i've smoked a harley in my volvo yesterday. my volvo isn't fast.

[@BarrettMopar]

As American as low voter turnout.

[@ohioman4646]

Prashanth Panicker what part of "low" voter turnout don't you understand?

[@Tb0n3]

Yes. That WAS part of the video that I just watched.

[@jonnyf5ve551]

I always get a good laught seeing my monday thru friday khakis and polo wearing neighbor bust out his skull covered doo rag only when he rides his bike then goes right back to wear sum oddly short shorts while mowing his grass it truly is cosplay for dads

[@ilovepandas1246]

jonny f5ve same with my GF’s gynecologist.

[@philipe7937]

Hey!! That’s me!! Haha

[@recipe1973]

I never understood to doo rag thing I’m not a pirate I ride bikes all bikes just not Harley and I own three at the moment and also own two Yamahas Kawasaki bike and quad love them all and have never sported a doo rag like I said I’m not a pirate

[@DaveWraptastic]

Always knew you were bikecurious

[@carlt7167]

He's done bikes before, he certainly likes to ride them.

[@GTChucker86]

HandjesBreda he used to own a suzuki bandit and did a review on the triumph daytona, bmw 1000 and the ducati 999999999

[@jmannetje1]

looks like some people don't understand the joke...

[@GTChucker86]

Penguin well the joke would have been a lot funnier if this was mr regulars first bike review which isn't the case. Not to mention he pretty much stated before about how passionate he was about bikes and if he had the budget he would make a documentary about the 90's speed wars

[@trey1531]

He's owned 9 bikes.

[@KamFiction]

Im a Cowboy! On a steel Horse I ride! I'm Wanted. Weeeekdays! Niine until fiiiive!

[@mattmopar440]

Harley Davidson- for those who want neither performance or low cost of purchase/ maintenance

[@nickrustyson8124]

Wait sport bikes have low maintenances?

[@mzaite]

Nick Rynearson Yeup. There's only two kinds of bikes. HDs and sport bikes.

[@patw9175]

Other than the chain, yes most of the big 4's sportbikes aren't as high strung as you'd think. My FZR1000 with the 5-valve genesis doesn't need a valve check until 26k miles.

[@BlindIo42]

Michael Zaite because screw you adventure bikes, dual sports, sport touring bikes, standards, metric cruisers, dirt bikes, and eduros.

[@ThatWolfWithShades]

Late 90's dirt bike owner here, got into a crash once, spent precisely 93 bucks to repair it. Fancier bike owners, like my uncle with his horrid looking/sounding Triumph Adventure, would be either writing their rides off as wrecks or selling the house to pay for the fix.

[@fabriziojuliancaldara3950]

So a Canadian Harley, it shakes but... WILL IT CHOOCH?

[@MC-Racing]

It does seem to leave schmoo on the ground though :-)

[@bensmith4563]

Oh for frog snacks they are everywhere

[@ranchurdhimster4955]

You don't neEed the engine to not leak oil

[@fargonianproductions2767]

hYeah BoAh FUCKIN MINT!!!

[@SethBergile]

AvE is the KZbin Canadian!

[@Dkmo94]

"so you can see my AR-15 tattoo I got in Daytona Beach Florida, on January 21st, 2009" this is the greatest Obama joke I have ever heard

[@aidanpysher2764]

Gotdamn, I just *now* put those two together.

[@pbfloyd13]

Oh shit, that's great!

[@pbfloyd13]

6:27 _"Are you an outlaw, are you a cop?"_ _"You don't get to be both..."_ Well according to the justice system...

[@oldred9122]

"I fly both the Union and Confederate flags from the back of my dresser without knowledge of the symbolic contradiction"

[@7StringBlazer]

OldRed91 I see this dumb shit in Utah all the time and it's baffling.

[@LowesHoe]

OldRed91 "it's more american than low voter turnout"

[@hansblitz7770]

I SAW THE VIDEO TOOO!

[@hansblitz7770]

DID UU SEE DA VID_E_OH TOOOO!?!?!?!? I DID! I DID! I DID! I know what he SAID in SA VID_E_OH!

[@Zestyclose-Big3127]

I'm Indonesian. Sop "Bebas Aktif!!"

[@CurtPottorff]

"I got no problem with God, it's his fan club I can't stand" Am Christian, can confirm.

[@TsunamiSephi]

One of my most used comments, whether it's drifting, religion, music, or bad movies: "It's not the subject that irritates me. It's the fanboys." Well done yet again, Mr. Regular.

[@AfterDark33]

Harley Davidson- the Ford Crown Victoria of bike (brands I suppose)

[@kolby4078]

more like the lincoln ls

[@weasel2htm]

Pretty much!

[@JMKady76]

Except the Crown Victoria is a reliable vehicle.

[@man_on_wheelz]

Son of a bitch I thought this same thing when I saw the thumbnail!!!

[@Steven-rn1oo]

AfterDark3 nah fam the Jeep Wrangler is the Harley of cars

[@AleksiJoensuu]

I have owned several sporty Kawasakis, Yamahas and Suzukis, a small adventure BMW, a supermoto(ish) Aprilia, and a Harley Electra Glide. It doesn't fit in with any of the others. Even currently I have a ZX-6R, a ZRX 1200 S, and a BMW F650, along with the "Glide". And there's a couple things I really agreed with on this review. First, the part about how easy it is to ride. It really is surprisingly easy. Once you're even barely moving, you can balance the thing so easily. All that weight just goes away. Plus the controls are extremely easy to use. You can twist the throttle as much as you want and it won't take off and kill you. You can ham-fist the brake lever, squeeze it like it's a hand strength exercise, or you can just lift your entire foot and stomp on the brake pedal. It's all good. You don't need to practise any two-finger finessing like on good sportbike brakes. Secondly, it was what you said about "I didn't want to stop. Let's go to Philly. Let's go SOMEWHERE." It has that weird quality where in basically every measurable way it's worse than all of my other bikes. Slower, heavier, more complicated, worse handling, worse brakes, more vibes, worse build quality, worse stock lights, and on and on. But then there's that weird quality where you just "pop off to get an ice cream", but somehow you notice you're in the next county over, on a road you've never seen before, the sun has already set and it's dark as heck, and you don't really know what happened except you just wanted to keep riding to see what's down that road, and the next...

[@loganstage5418]

This is one of the best episodes of RCR something about it perfectly balances what you guys are synonymous with, humor and insight. Edit- Also it's good to be back in the states.

[@Foxfloop]

Harleys constantly impress me with how wide they are.

[@roadwarrior114]

Two-wheeled cars. Goldwings too, but less expensive and more reliable.

[@philipe7937]

I don’t think harley riders care what people think of them. I know that whenever a Harley Davidson goes by or one is at a stoplight, everyone notices and everyone knows what it is. I have a streetglide and an Aprilia, they’re both great bikes but I have more fun on the Harley and you can do more with it and travel further with it comfortably. Maybe I’m getting old, but I love it.

[@TheFluffyWendigo]

Can you review a forklift :P

[@MrKinir]

Can you review a wheelbarrow

[@TylerTheBassCreator]

Still waiting for that day!! Hopeful!!

[@Uncle_Roadkill]

The Gremlin Bell actually works! I've got one attached to my '96 FLHR and never encountered any gremlins. Also, a stage 2 Evo has some performance. That is present there. Yep.

[@jordanadams7912]

I found this while I was looking for repair videos. Not what I wanted, but it's just what I needed.

[@DampNoodles]

Is it bad I wanna see a review on a Honda Gold Wing now?

[@lego4virgo]

It's only right!

[@BigDonkMongo]

IT'S THE BEST!

[@malevolenceXXXensues]

I've known owners, they seem kinda in love with 'em.

[@mzaite]

Kane Jacobs which one? 1100, 1200, 1500, 1800, or new one?

[@ThatWolfWithShades]

The rolling couch? My dad wanted one at one point.

[@infiltr80r]

Great stuff, I love the proper RCR videos - witty, entertaining and informative all at once.

[@ducke295]

The bell thing is a common bike thing. It's like a goodluck charm

[@kirklawton2191]

Love this take on an old evo Harley. I ride one and it is comfortable like an overstuffed armchair as well as being kind of agricultural. Sort of like riding a farm tractor.They're simple but a bit strange and full of mechanical sounds and vibes. If you're not in a hurry they're ok. Not going to get a bar and shield tattoo though.

[@philipe7937]

Yup, they do kind of remind me of tractors and I didn’t go for the bar and shield tattoo either

[@AMomcilo1]

I owned the perfect Harley, a Buell. It was a Harley without all the douche-baggery that comes with owning one.

[@mzaite]

Aleks M and that's why the powers that be had to kill the brand off. Nobody was buying Buell T-shirts, and wallets, and monogrammed condoms. The douche-baggery is the business model!

[@Honch777]

Had a 2004 XB12R Firebolt for a few years... man that was the perfect mix... I miss that thing.

[@FXFBS540]

If you want Douchebaggery just talk to just about any BMW Motorcycle owner. I ride all kinds of bikes, both on road and off. BMW riders are the cockiest guys around.

[@DrClaw77]

LOOOOOOOOOL "Monogrammed condoms"

[@ryanprellwitz8565]

I would consider a Harley if was a different branding like Buell. But as of now, no thanks.

[@DannysGarage]

What you said about the engine making a lot of noise and not a whole lot of power reminds me of the 4.6L modular V8 when it first debuted in the 96 Mustang GT. It made something like 215hp but with a muffler delete it made some pretty amazing sounds, and you can rev the crap out of it without ended up at felony speeds. There's definitely something fun about an engine that is just loud without being super fast.

[@royalblue2043]

My 2001 4.6 f150 single overhead cam.Very similar to my dad's 283 Chevy impalla.The old 67 ran on and on and on.

[@doublem5679]

I was just in a Harley Davidson dealer, the one in Dickson City (really close to me), I found a few models I'm definitely planning on considering getting next spring-time, just gotta make a choice. The newest models are very pretty looking and some are very light-weight and easy to handle. I've had Harley Davidson boots since I was like 15, can't wait to wear them for real.

[@kaceyh97]

"If it stops dripping oil start worrying" just like a VW.

[@AquarianNomadic]

Truth.

[@Alystas]

I think British Leyland copyrighted that concept

[@coreygolphenee9633]

Why do you think people love em, a vehicle that needs a pee pad becomes a pet

[@hyperlogos]

Friend of a friend was a NASA machinist who put a titanium valvetrain in his fully balanced and ported sportster engine... and Honda brakes on the bike. They can be made to go fast with enough effort.

[@toddadams8420]

The ar 15 tatoo on Jan 20 2009 joke was great

[@walkerhall9243]

This is the only good part of a monday morning

[@somethingtorelate]

im a bike guy, and i found this channel because of the suzuki gs 500 review. and for this day i think that was one of the best episodes. please do more bike stuff :)

[@jamessouthworth1699]

I ride a Harley, and the way you deal with Harley people? Be a lone wolf, go out and ride by yourself. Get as far away from other people and other bikes as you can. Thats how you fall in love with a Harley in spite of the image and stigma.

[@randym119]

I've been waiting for Mr. Regular to review a Harley since the beginning of time, and I'm not disappointed at all

[@weirjf]

Harley Davidson, the bike of "I like my violence like I like my beer; domestic"

[@philzlzlz]

Having just ridden across the country on my street triple and encountered soooooooooo many Harley riders, this was spot-on. I wish I could give a hundred thumbs up.

[@skyking4501]

I don't know a Harley Rider who would give a fat fuck what you think about God, His fan club or Harley Davidson. I know I damn sure don't.

[@P7777-u7r]

There are quite a few "Harley types" in Canada too. Sometimes just replace the Stars and Stripes with a maple leaf and they look the same

[@2bitmarketanarchist337]

P77777777 I mean both nations are pretty similar culturally

[@P7777-u7r]

+2bit MarketAnarchist yeah true except for Quebec and maybe Newfoundland Well canada really isn't one nation but about 6 nations under one goofy leaf flag but 4 of those are similar culturally to the US

[@2bitmarketanarchist337]

P77777777 Hey you wanna talk about what basically amounts to multiple nations under a goofy flag? Talk about the US, we've got fifty (+ a handful without any rights that apply to the rest of us) 'em! On a serious note what's different about Newfoundland? Quebec doesn't suprise me given the french heritage and from what I've read about their successionist grumbles, but the only thing I hear about Newfoundland is that the accent is funny.

[@PetrolPaladin]

Newfoundland didn't join Confederation until 1949. They were a British Colony all the way through WWII, and as such have a distinct culture as far as North America goes. They're very proud of their independent heritage, a little like Texas or California.

[@2bitmarketanarchist337]

Ronald Jensen I'll be damned. Didn't know that. Thanks for the quick history lesson :)

[@jt0n]

scrolling down the rcr video list in chrono order makes sense why he loved the goldwing so much, it's a harley but it makes power and doesn't have the symbolism behind it. just a harley with all its problems solved

[@vtr0104]

Was that a cover of the O'Reilly Auto Parts jingle at the start?....

[@froggodoggo79]

Yep

[@RodBeauvex]

With a Full House intro at the end. :D

[@doublem5679]

yes xD

[@fenceyhen4249]

3:06 Weird superstitious shit like this always gets me. Reminds me of how my mom put a tiny mirror in the window of our house to "reflect negative energy"

[@billbill9392]

shift linkage went out on my ultra classic, 5 miles from home, couldn't get it out of 4th gear to save my life, that torque monster of a motorcycle got me home stop go traffic in 4th gear

[@PaddyMcMe]

2:27 The shadow on the ground is how your soul feels whilst riding a Harley. Cheerfully loping along in the warm afternoon sun.

[@BenKuyt64]

Notices the Cruze following in the background in a few different scenes. Please, just tear that thing apart. I wanna see how you compare it to everything from before, specifically the Cavalier and Cobalt XFE.

[@deadfishparty]

Keep those bike reviews comin'! It's nice to step away from cars once in a while as good as the reviews are.

[@kahviaika]

Cool a two wheeled car

[@seththomas9105]

Look at a Goldwing sometime.

[@dcxplant]

The Evolution is arguably their best engine. Gear driven cams, reliable, and can be hopped up for more power easily and reliably. Very entertaining! As for the "it's...fan club I can't stand", I hear you and agree. I ride with a full-faced helmet, full riding gear, own no leather vest and don't dress like a pirate. I'm a normal motorcyclist that loves eating miles on my Harley.

[@ClovisPoint]

Pirate aha me hearties

[@stuffandjunkandthings364]

Gonna have to be "that guy" on this one. Harley davidson air cooled v-twin engines do not use cylinders offset to one side or another, they are directly in-line with one another, This is done because of the (horribly outdated) bottom end used (to this day) in those engines. They use what is known colloquially as a 'fork and knife' connecting rod setup (ie; one connecting rod rides on the outer portions of the crank pin, while the other rides on the center, between the "ears" of the other one). This is done to accommodate the usage of a one-piece roller bearing on the "big end" of the connecting rods. The crankshaft is of a three piece design, with the crank pin being pressed or bolted (sometimes both) between two round flywheels that have the ends made on to them. The reason for the "weird" pushrod angles are that the rocker arms are all the same distance fore and aft (as measured on the engine with "front" being the timing cover), but the cam lobes aren't- so the pushrod angles compensate for that. Yes The twin cam was an aesthetic improvement on the evo, in respects to pushrod angles, but it was in no way an improvement over the basic design of the evo. The twin cam adds more complexity to accomplish the same task- look tp the new Milwaukee 8 engine for the motor company;s admission of this fact. Anyhoo, keep the good work up, and rubber side down.

[@drpetersellers]

Roman's closing song is 50% full house theme and 50% Janet Jackson's "Together Again." There's no joke here. Those songs just sound way more similar when he sings them.

[@patw9175]

Regular Car Reviews comment section: for people who know little about cars, and even less about bikes. This was a great episode!

[@Mindphaser98]

My dad has owned a Yamaha YX600 Radian and currently, a Harley-Davidson 883 Sportster. He seems to have liked the Yamaha better on just the fact that it was easier to work on. The Harley has been a nightmare as far as ease of access, to the point where the bike just no longer gets used anymore. In terms of how it felt to ride it, he definitely liked ​the Harley there. He's used to the Yamaha which redlined somewhere between 10,000 rpm and 12,000 rpm, but he still found the Harley to be fun to hoon. He said it felt like the Yamaha spent only a few seconds in each gear and you were in sixth gear before you knew it. He thought that the Harley was slower but could at least keep up with the Radian. The Harley was a bit too heavy to pick up the front tire like the Yamaha, but instead, through first and second gear, he said the rear tire would break loose, so there was a little excitement too.

[@wesleypyron4187]

"I have no problem with god. It's his fan club I can't stand." Legendary quote! Hahahaha

[@Ekib-Niatnuom]

Take no prisioners, no holds barred and down right scathing. This is the RCR that I enjoy so much. Thanks!

[@jamessouthworth1699]

I owned a Harley and a Ninja 250 at the same time. It felt like the whole world hated both bikes...but I was having too much fun to care. The best way I deal with other Harley owners is not to listen to them or ride with them. I like riding mine alone.

[@RATsnak3]

You put it into words perfectly.

[@local38on-tv]

“If it doesn’t drip oil, it doesn’t have any” -My grandpa

[@MC2RD]

i bought a 17 Road Glide, and rode it from NC to Niagra Falls for the night. 1300 miles. Good ride.

[@AimlessMoto]

Mr. Regular has to run to get "slow mo" shots because the guy on the Harley can't ride it slow enough without putting his feet down. 2:31

[@ColeCapone]

Try keeping that heavy ass bastard up doing half a mile an hour with just your body weight. Watch yourself fall over and crush your leg.

[@jokumukamikalie]

@@ColeCapone My HD weighs over 4 times my body weight and yet I have no trouble. All you need is practice.

[@crazylare1]

I make a challenge of riding super slow when approaching stop lights even those with cars already stopped. I have no problem moving at a snails pace... sometimes almost to a stop, give it a little blip and move a few more feet. If these big ole Harley's are so bad, then why does my metric bikers friends just ride up to the light, stop and put their feet down every time? I love crawling along until the light changes and didn't have to put my feet down. But all in all, I love my huge old Harley! It's what makes me smile when I ride. I've had almost every brand of motorcycle in my 50 yrs of riding and the only other motorcycle I would buy would be a big Indian touring bike. I've been putting in lots of miles test driving them and they are very very good motorcycles. I also love the fact that any accessory I want for my Harley is easy to get but look for the same thing for a metric bike.. much more expensive and less choices. At the end of the day, ride what you like, don't dis on people for riding what they like!

[@MeanGene1983]

GREAT review. Thank you for this channel. I watch endlessly and am glad the show is back in the states.

[@ANasCarBoi]

It's the big ass fairing. It's that thing that gives it that image. Also the studs and tassels that all Harley riders seem to NEED lol

[@s.sestric9929]

Studs and tassels are for women's clothing.

[@duramax1gmc]

It's not a sport bike. Most people riding them don't want to go 150 mph. Why can't people understand that. The aftermarket for them is out of this world and there fun to ride and comfortable.

[@dorkmax7073]

"Dependapatomus" oh shit, did Mr. Regular serve?

[@2LaneTraveler]

I agree with the closing statement 100%.

[@GrandmasCamera]

I remember watching a video with James May reviewing a Yaris (maybe a '99?), he said that the 60-so horsepower it produced was class leading, granted it was a 1.0L instead of a 1.3L. My point being the power doesn't seem bad for 1990. The problem is that they still make similar power more than two decades later.

[@dennytuma]

the cylinders on my HD are one behind the other and the rear cylinder runs hotter than the front. the way the rods are made it's the only way it can be

[@welikecars8674]

More bikes plz!

[@Denistone]

Yes! Motorbikes on this channel always a pleasant surprise.

[@CockatooDude]

Says the guy called "We Like Cars".

[@welikecars8674]

Shhhhhhh, I was hoping no one would notice lmao!

[@kabj06]

N O T A C A R

[@andrewsunderman259]

this is by a large margin the most fair review of any HD ever

[@strickca991]

LOL at the "dependapotamus" joke. Lots of Harley's and hogs on the back.

[@JackF99]

"Unnecessarily rev-match approaching every red light". I've ridden with and watched Harley riders blip their throttle all the time but they're really not actually downshifting. Just blipping the throttle for no reason with the clutch pulled in. They do their downshifting after they've come to a stop. : )

[@chrisdroste3296]

I think the closing quote really sums it up right. I honestly swear to god I'm not a harley guy...but now i have 2 of their bikes. but I love FZ07s, R1150s, CB110s, Guzzi V7s and Triumph Rockets and bonnies...but the cult of harley actually does a lot right. you can get anything under the sun branded with the bar and shield, you have a dealer support group all across the U.S.; they build everything tight and heavy and thick paint and thick chrome and a good ride with endless customization. you think that giant V-twin doesn't have enough power? They have factory-supported and warranted hop-up kits; hell, many dealers have a DYNO in their service shops. H-D has it's own financing arm, has branded insurance that's cheaper that pretty much anyone else's offerings, too. Are they overpriced? That's debatable, though some of their not-bike products suffer sticker shock from having their name on it for sure. Sitting on them in traffic feels like you're trying to gloryhole a volcano. Handling on some of the models is downright abyssmal, and the power:weight ratio is garbage. but the engines aren't arcane and outdated like many says, Not all of them are bad handling, the Dyna chassis is amazing, and it's not like they didn't try to move into more liquid cooling and beyond; the V-Rod did just that, and they're ending production this year after 17 years because they just didn't sell. The bikes are comfortable and easy to ride, sound fantastic, and will last forever provided you maintain them. These bikes are the kind that gets willed to next of kin. I love riding mine but it doesn't mean I dislike yours. if i can do it safely I'll give you the nod and the hand sign as I pass by and roll out to the middle of nowhere for a burger and the experience. It's all in the aesthetics and I'll take that any day over a generic appliance of a vehicle that doesn't move my soul.

[@SethBergile]

I love how you picked the most clapped bagger on the planet... Awesome!

[@yungtityboi7719]

NOT A CAAAAARRRRR

[@Condorito380]

MY CAR IS BEST CAR BECAUSE TWO WHEELS.

[@muttbone01]

I would LOVE to see a RCR on the Honda NM4 Vultus. What a quirky cyberbike straight out of anime. I have one. With the auto. It is awesome.

[@FluffiestTail]

Oh I saw that Pure Leaf iced tea... You can't hide the truth from us forever.

[@CockatooDude]

Hey that shit's pretty good man.

[@michaelross7153]

As ever a fantastic video. The last line is one off the best things I've ever heard.

[@rbrtgnz14]

You do realize it's very late and I need to sleep right Mr Regular? You do realize that.

[@Millermacs]

Regular Car Reviews - The only channel that makes Ricers want to learn about Harleys.

[@waifubreaks1572]

That reminds me, Hispanics like to hang rosaries on their rear view mirrors lol

[@josephcurry4891]

The only thing I miss about the sportster I owned for 2 months is the engine braking noise. Holy hell thats a nice sound

[@jmodic]

Mr. Regular, best ending ever! " I got no problem with God. It's his fan club I can't stand." Thank you! Best line yet!

[@f2detaboada]

How do you bury an EVO? With a Shovel

[@thecolourred6857]

I vote democrat, said no Harley Davidson owner ever

[@Greendragon420able]

Sargon of Acid I love my double wide trailer, said every Harley rider ever.

[@lego4virgo]

Not true. I gots three co-workers who have Harleys. More progressively lib than I am. Two went Bernie, then reluctantly voted Clinton. The other staunchly went Jill Stein.

[@navykeef]

I like how you described them as co-workers and not friends, well played Sir.

[@mzaite]

Sargon of Acid My dorky half friend with a new sportster did, but then, he's basically a walking pile of affectations so YMMV.

[@thegoonjames]

I've got a 93' sportster, I'm a democrat. But I also have a supermoto.

[@ImminghamIronhead]

I have one of those four camshaft Sportsters! They make the pushrod tubes look nice and orderly, unlike the Escher-inspired creation you see on this 'glide. The slant of the tubes becomes strangely hypnotic after a while, like nothing matters any more.

[@cazgerald9471]

The greatest motorcycles begin with the letter Harley and end with the letter Davidson.

[@brandon2076]

That last line killed me.......so glad i found this channel.

[@fadhlanarmon3670]

Is this Matt Farah's million mile lexus?

[@mraihana1513]

I was searching for this

[@trainchugger53]

This is Matt Farah's Million Mile Not-a-CAAAAAAAAARRRRRRR

[@rrrandommman]

Yes.

[@zimman56]

Its Matt BROWN'S Million BROWN Lexus

[@pocok5000]

Yes goddamnit, are you happy now?

[@davegriffin9083]

I have one, I love it. And it does this cool thing when you twist the throttle....it gets louder.

[@trbo20]

Oh Jesus. Now you went and done it.

[@andrewnprice]

I love his helmet. I am not normally a motorcycle guy, much less a Harley guy, but I have a feeling the owner of the bike featured in this week's episode is someone I might get along with.

[@markputnam4902]

I love your videos let me just say that first but on these V twin bikes the rear cylinder definitely does get hotter than the front some manufacturers even go as far as to oil cool the rear cylinder but not the front . For instance my Suzuki intruder 1400 has an oil cooled rear cylinder and an air cold front cylinder. Offset or not the rear cylinder gets hotter.

[@hhs_leviathan]

Screw the haters, I am not really a bike person but I respect Harleys for what they represent- you don't always need the finest, top of the line, planned obsolesence, renew every year tech avaliable to achieve appeal and greatness. If Harley Davidson was into cars they'd still be making neon landyachts with big fins, smallblock pig iron v8s and 2-speed autos. You can't go to the track *_BUT YOURE HELLA SMUG AS A PUG_* This is the bike consumers deserve...

[@7mpowerd]

rcr you think that's comfy, try riding a goldwing then the Harley feel to be more of a dinosaur relic then it currently is.

[@HakanKoseoglu]

Pandrade I got an ancient BMW K1100LT, can go fast, can go slow and comfy as a couch. Proper tourers like these should have bankrupted HD but for the 'Muricaaaaa image...

[@7mpowerd]

ohh absolutely agreed. the BMW touring platform is nothing to shake a stick at either. I didnt mention since I have only rode one for 100 miles, unlike a holding I have 1k plus. if not for the cult following and image Harley would be done for. Harley stinks with maintenance, ride and vibration sub par, expensive to repair, can't carve the canyons well.... don't see the appeal.

[@7mpowerd]

I still have a 90 Honda cbr1000f hurricane that I got when I was 17. reliable as heck, good on distance rides and would never give it up for a Harley Davidson

[@BigDonkMongo]

Honda makes the BEST couch for couch's sake. Harley makes the best couch that you can fling a cheeseburger and an M16 onto and have no one bat an eye.

[@mzaite]

Pandrade But on a Goldwing you don't get relentlessly punched in the taint the whole time you ride!

[@Stoney-Lawson]

Your ending statement embodies both so well.

[@fieldstraw25]

Thanks for using metric system (1340cc)

[@rwatson2609]

This has gotta be the funniest review of anything that I have ever heard. Fantastically entertaining!