Think the Harley Street Glide is too big for you? 2000 mile review

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

Just finished the 1000 mile road trip on the Road Glide! Here's the video comparing it to the Street Glide: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6S1eKJ6aNNkqKM

[@kenmcfetridge4411]

Hi doodle. Great video . Can you please share what brand and style boots you are riding in ? I would like to check them out for my wife . Thank you kindly

[@RossMalagarie]

Doodle On A Motorcycle I know you said you usually don't listen to music, but I would recommend my helmet a Torc T28B about $280 on Amazon. I love it because it a modular and I love the convivence of just popping the main part open when going into a store, so I don't have to take it off and put it back on. But most importantly I love the Bluetooth speakers in the helmet. You said the speakers on the Harley where not loud enough at full highway speeds. I have my cell mounted to my bars with a RAM X-mount for google maps and Spotify to my helmet. I love that it has a clear outer and a retractable sunshade inner, and the outer has multiple settings and has a very satisfying snap closed and toolless removal for the outer visor.

[@RossMalagarie]

I also recommend Ear Dail smart ear plugs to only reduce the sound frequency that is damaging, and you can still hear your music, and talking. They are about $30 on Amazon LOVE THEM. Its not the pipes, its not the music, its the sound of the wind even through your full helmet that will damage your hearing and you only get one pair of ears, trust me I sleep with a constant beeeeeeeeeeeee, ringing in my ear, I bring a huge super loud fan to drown it out when I sleep even on vacation.

[@motorman857]

''WHO'S THE BOSS, I'M THE BOSS''! You never forgot that. Good.

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

I tried 😅

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

So I accidentally uploaded a whole GoPro clip of me riding the Street Glide instead of the actual Street Glide review video... so if you saw this title/thumb before... this is the right video 😅 See the 2000 mile road trip video on the Street Glide bit.ly/FirstSoloRoadTrip

[@bsmukler]

Hey, I thought that was fun :) I was practicing my “wide view transition” while you were cruising through the non-stop water works.

[@lifeliners1]

That was a great accidentally upload it was a pleasure to watch you ride in the rain like a boss

[@twooccystraps6458]

Love doing big mile rides

[@tennwingman3350]

I am a short rider, 5'8" for a man and I ride a Goldwing. It has it's challenges even for me, reverse helps a lot. It does not take a tall rider and you don't have to be that strong, the balance is the key. Good job, be safe, have fun.

[@CactusJack252]

I'm 5"8 as well so I know what you mean. Even though I haven't had a Goldwing before I did own an Indian Roadmaster and I was able to handle it with my wife on the back with not to many problems.

[@SYOTOS86]

I’m 5’7” and planning on getting the StreetGlide Special.. super stoked💥

[@tennwingman3350]

@@wolfpack8643 Well when I am tip toeing a motorcycle like my 1500, I feel short, hahaha.

[@Artoconnell]

I am a very strong guy, and if i rely on power ( strength) to replace technique the bikes going on its side. This is way too much for me, ( new rider)

[@therealunclevanya]

I pumped Gas after school back in 1979 when the WIMA (Womens International Motorcycle Association) held a Rally near my home town. Loads of bikes came in then a Yamaha XS1100 with full Vetter Fairing and bags arrived. The lady rider was about 5ft tall, she stopped, kicked down the stand and hopped off. I refilled her tank, she hopped back on and rode off as she flipped the stand back up. I was mighty impressed that if she could do that I could try and be as confident. Well done for being as confident Doodle x

[@trblemkr1d106]

Hey you did great ! I put my foot down on a sand covered emergency lane on a trip and had to use every ounce of strength I had to not drop it. A firetruck came ripping around a corner horns blasting and had to pull over and stop quick . Luckily I had two soft sidebags full on my VFR 800 and they saved my bike. Great ride on the first video... You are a champ.

[@josephgriffin1065]

As a short male, 5’4”, 140 lbs, 29” inseam, I pick it up off the side stand and push it up a slight incline when getting it out of the garage, the rest of it is all about finesse, I have this exact model and color SG, nice video

[@clemsonrugger]

Love your video. I have that identical Street Glide. I've been riding nearly 50 years, 27 of those on Harleys. But this is my first bagger. I'm only 5'5" with a 28" inseam, so I know the challenges with slow, parking lot maneuvers. At speed, even in the curviest of my north Georgia mountains, you only notice you're having a ball!

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

Ooooh never took these baggers to curves!

[@kevinh8338]

Nice Trip! (But insane rain). Awesome content taking on the challenge. These big bikes are special - and need special precautions - parking strategically makes a big difference. I recommend test rides/rental for those who have never tried a Harley. So light at speed, but a 800#+ bike can be unwieldy for most of us, guys included - good job!

[@mikedanaher2409]

Made my day with a bonus video. Great review. You are pretty small and light so that stock seat would work for you for a long time. Those of us that are larger and heavier tend to need a custom seat as the stock one wears out. As a Harley rider myself I appreciated your review in its honesty. Ride safe young lady.

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

That makes sense about weight! 😃

[@UncleBogator]

Your determination and willingness to step out of the comfort zone are awesome Doodle. No shame in slapping it in neutral in traffic. I do it every chance I get personally. Holding a clutch that long isn’t fun for anyone.

[@UncleBogator]

@@mojo8746 because the government allows other people on public roads. Sometimes there’s a whole lot of em at the same time.

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

Oh yea forgot to mention in 2000 miles on the bike never found neutral 🤪

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

😂😂

[@UncleBogator]

@@DoodleOnAMotorcycle omg Harleys really are the worst at that! Seriously. On my road glide, it was easiest as I was coming to a stop but still barely moving or right after shutting off the motor. That was only my experience.

[@jes1rock]

As a 5’3 rider I’m inspired to ride on all rode trip! I’ve been following you from the beginning! I need more of the Future you again 😂😂😂! Keep up the great content!

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

Ahh awesome! #shortiesunite

[@PeterVred]

I Loved your perspective on the Harley review, no specs! Just how it made you feel. The essence of life.

[@ronisley9716]

Just watched the real upload lol!! I will say no matter who you are Harley touring bikes are heavy AF!! I rode a Harley Softail in Japan for 10 years and put 88k on it before I moved to the USA. Once here I bought a Harley Ultra, with the tour pac. I’ve done 3,000 mile trips to both Sturgis and Tolling Thunder on it. I’m still not as comfortable on it as I was on the Softail. Concerning the clutch level it is a stiff boy. I’m by no means petite, I’m a retired Marine 5’9” 275 lbs. Even I had tears in my eyes as we did the Rolling Thunder Run in 2018. You are nothing but on the clutch there. I really don’t think size matters on a bike. If your comfortable and confident you can ride anything. Just remember to ride YOUR ride.

[@royogden2536]

Your rode trip was a lot like the most of mine, a lot of rain the entire time except the last couple hundred miles then its all sunshine lol. It seemed you had a really great time with old and new friends alike and all that makes a trip worth the sacrifice... Loved the whole trip, thank you for taking me with you. Stay safe and always keep the rubber side down. Until next time peace out 👍😎👍and MLLR&H.

[@ler3968]

7:55, I love the electric adjust windscreen my BMW cruiser has for blowing the rain away or getting more cool airflow in summer but the Beemer is almost too tall & heavy for anyone under 5-10" so not the best choice for many riders. Nice update and review and that you're expanding your cycling universe.

[@carhead9397]

To say I am impressed is an understatement. You have come a long way since I began watching your videos. Well done.

[@prodkey]

Thank you for your thoughts. Us HD guys know they are kinda in their own class. Yet they are pretty great for road work. I did an 6800 mile /20 day tour last summer. Loved it. I have a Road King - love it. Love your energy. See you on the road!

[@TwistedTriggerEnduro]

Much respect to how you handled the bike and ride. Well said, no shame in asking for help and everyone should be happy to help. 😃💪

[@richardtatum9191]

Ty so much for your videos, I’m so impressed with your dedication to handle the heavy hd’s. I’m 6’1” 200 lb man and I can’t “ muscle” my ultra. Technique is crucial, as you’ve demonstrated. You’re an inspiration to the female riders I think to not fear the heavy bikers , but develop techniques and practice to overcome the weight

[@johnanderson9735]

Great video. I used to have a Lowrider and almost upgraded to a Roadglide. The only thing I found I really needed to change on my Lowrider was installing pull back risers. That changed my seating position just enough where I no longer should aches from reaching to far forward. I also did not need a backrest after the seating position change. I now have a Goldwing, and the issue, reaching to far forward. Once again risers saved the day for me.

[@toguidver9841]

I changed the handlebars on my Low Rider - problem solved.

[@WadeQuick]

An enlightening series of videos about your Street Glide adventure. Great rain riding sequences, lots 'O rain. I got wet no matter what weather gear I had when I commuted for years... I always brought a dry change of clothing for work. And I remember the wind, head slap from low fairings.

[@stephanies4332]

Great write up! Well received from another 5’3” lightweight (but experienced!) rider. I went from my sportsbike to HD Softail Slim, and have been considering a more ‘road trip friendly’ bike recently ~ this def helps. No amount of practice and experience takes the sheer weight of that bike away! Thanks and Stay safe!

[@kellanhills1972]

I’m 6’ plus big guy and you inspired me to try a street glide! I always though they would be too big. Hey if you can I can. You have uplifting videos. Good job.

[@bluesriderDF]

Excellent vid. I've had Street Glide for a year and love it. It took some getting used to the weight & I'm 6'0 tall, so hats off to you! Too bad it rained so much. I agree that the clutch can really fatigue the hand in heavy traffic.

[@TheRicioShow]

Wow proud of you!! 30 inch inseam put 31,000 on my 2013 Street Glide I bought used in May 2021 I need to practice have not done much riding past two years did 2 cross country solo as a new riders learned at age 47 on a Sporters then brand new 2015 VRod, now the 2013 Street Glide living in Southern California

[@amyv.7531]

Agree, it’s all in the friction zone and using low speed skills on these heavy bikes. Anyone can ride a bagger in a straight line! I’m 5’7 and can flat foot my SG if I’m all the way forward in the seat. I need to figure out the cruise control and backing it out of the garage. For now, my husband has to get her out for me. The seat IS like a marshmallow! I’m getting the hang of it, will just take seat time and practice 👍🏻

[@williamhopkins3500]

As a lighter male (155#). I’ve had to learn a few tricks: - to lift off kickstand grab the underside of gas tank with left hand just in front of seat and pull hard while leaning to the right. Saves the back! - aftermarket kit will lower your bike 1-2” or try the softail out they are much lower and better ride imo. Great video love your candor!

[@ttrguy9952]

Doodle From your start to where you are right now is night and day. It's called the evolution of riding skills. The more you ride, the more you learn. After a while, all motorcycles are 2 wheels and an engine. You have gotten past this barrier Lady!!! Congrats to you Doodle!! I'm Proud of you LADY!!! Great video!! Ride SAFE and BE safe Doodle! 🙌👏👏👏👍✌👌🖖🤙👋🙂🙂🌹

[@theonlyredspecial]

fascinating to hear your thoughts. im a big bloke from ireland and was stunned how well you handled this bike. I just bought a CTO Street Glide from 2018 and have only been out on it a few times. Interesting to hear about your feelings on the clutch - I only had that issue once with a Ducati v4 SP and a dry clutch, stuck in traffic, was seriously causing very uncomfortable arm fatigue. Nice channel you have - you talk a lot of sense!

[@upsidedowndog1256]

Good for you! You have come a long way from dropping bikes frequently. That was a daunting trip for anybody.

[@filbertthesquirrel4378]

Very nice video, excellent explanation and tips for anyone who’s a bit small, all I can say is “ If got wheels….. YOU can RIDE IT “. Well done 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

[@parischristner8799]

Wow!!! Very proud of you. Took a lot of courage to do that by yourself and on a bike you was not familiar with. HATE riding in the rain!!!!!! Way to go!!!!

[@johncourt9580]

Hi Doodle, your video has answered your question in a really down to earth way. You've shown precisely how you overcame the weight, which can be so discouraging with the fear of dropping it, and would you have been able to pick it up! So your next planned 1,000 mile road trip should be a breeze. I think you've encourage other shorter riders to give it a go!

[@murraykriner9425]

Glad your trip went well for you. Sure that Harley was just jumping out of their biker boots to have you using their products with so many younger people not taking a shine to the whole bagger community, and being more conventional in their motorcycle choices. May all your future trips be most enjoyable and every bit as safe. Very best wishes.

[@Boysenberr]

This is a very good, detailed analysis of how you accomplished the impossible! Lots of great tips here, Doodle! It's wonderful that Harley came through for you; it almost restores my faith in those bums!

[@Doug_Morgan]

A very in depth and interesting review from your point of view. You did great on it btw. My riding friend and I bought new Street Glides in 2020. He is a smaller guy at about 5' 6.5" and he was very nervous on it until he got quite a few miles under his belt on it. Now that he is used to it you wouldn't be able to pry it from his grip even if he was dead. He absolutely loves it. His previous bikes were always along the lines of Sportsters and Soft Tails so this was quite a jump in size and weight for him as it was for you. As for me my previous Harley was a Road Glide and I feel the Street Glide feels sportier to me, I always felt the Road Glide felt more top heavy. Nice to have a choice to make everyone happy. The rider backrest does do wonders when you are on the road for long miles day after day. To me it was a game changer.

[@wbien6994]

I had a real tough clutch to pull in but when I let it out it never slipped. One time I was in traffic and my hand was giving out I grab the ball on the end of the lever to pulled it in. I now have a street glide and love it. Hours on the highway with out any fatigue.

[@moneauxje]

My first bike was a 2013 Triumph Street Triple 675, super fun bike, great power and handling. I just got a 2013 HD Street Glide totally different experience at slow speeds and corners especially, but I’ve put about 1,000 miles on it and loving it, of course lots of room for upgrades, but had low miles 17k when I got it. Just ordered a sound system.

[@jasenhaynes8046]

Welcome to the Harley family. I knew you would come around lol. Great vids and awesome channel

[@jfkirk]

Nice review. Appreciate your comments. I’m in the market for an upgrade and am considering between the Harley Heritage and the Street Glide. I test rode the Heritage but need to try the Street Glide. After your review I will definitely try out the Street Glide.

[@gwaddles]

Can’t wait to see you riding the Road King. I think you will love it

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

No review video on it 😋 just rode it in Jerry Palladino’s class

[@stewart8737]

Congats on your road trip on such a beast. All those tricks you learnt will serve you well on any bike...

[@jaywaite5660]

WOW! You are a gamer! I always enjoy your content. I’m proud of your spirit and your skill.

[@iainf6]

So glad you were able to find ways to adapt to the size of this bike. Excellent tips and tricks Carolyn, many thanks 😉. Enjoyed this video so much 🥰🙏👏👏👏👏

[@doylehenderson319]

Here's a few things I would change on a HD to fit you a little better.... 1st a back rest, 2nd some "reach handle bars" to move the grips a little closer so you're not stretched out causing back pains, 3rd maybe a lower HD seat so you've got better footing, 4th 10"-12" F4 windshield: hands down the best windshield due to it's almost like having a permanent Rain X coating and scratch resistant, 5th you can get some new PSR leavers to help with the clutch fatigue. A quick tip when parking a heavy bike.... don't park where the kick stand will be down hill.... I did once at the old Dream Land BBQ that was close to where you live and it took me and my wife to get it back up... a 2010 Ultra Limited. BTW.... you should be REAL PROUD of yourself taking a trip like that!!!! Ride safe!!!!!

[@dh2392]

I had a 12" tall windshield on my 2014 Ultra Limited, but I'm 6'2". I feel this is too tall for a petite rider. The inability to see over a windshield is dangerous.

[@doylehenderson319]

@@dh2392 My wife rides a 2018 Tri Glide and we put a stock size (like my 2010) F4 shield on her bike and she loves it.... that shield sheds water like crazy. I use to use a shorter shield in the past but the F4 is a game changer for us. We rode back from York, PA 3 days straight in the rain, half helmets and clear sun glasses and it was great to duck behind that shield when passing 18 wheelers spray.

[@dh2392]

@@doylehenderson319 can she see over it? What if a vehicle throws mud up on the windshield? It may have a coating that sheds water, but it won't shed mud or dirty road spray. That's why cars have windshield wiper fluid.

[@doylehenderson319]

@@dh2392 She can see over it if she sits up straight if she needs to but the mud thing is a non starter unless we're riding dirt roads.... in all the years I've been riding and over 200K miles I have never hard a mud clod hit my shield and even if we did we can always pull over cause I alway carry water in the tour pak.

[@dh2392]

@@doylehenderson319 the girl is under 5'4". Short of standing on the floorboards, she ain't seeing over a 12" windshield. Some riders might like looking thru a windshield, but judging by the other bikes she rides, I would say she isn't one of them.

[@Lee-70ish]

Well done. You seem to have mastered what is a big old lump of a bike. I would take much longer but then for me the destination is less important than the journey and i tend to stop frequently specially in senic areas as I love to absorb the views . Being a retired older rider probably has a lot to do with it.

[@bobatwater5912]

U go girl. Love to see u out there. So glad Harley came tru for u. U will get the hang of it. I have faith in u. God Bless U!!

[@crashburn821]

Having a positive attitude and experience.... You did a great job! Stay positive!

[@EbonB]

Good stuff Doodle! Cant wait for a road trip I can do as well. Winter here up north so maybe next yr. Looking forward to the next roadtrip vid.

[@hudsonrilke]

I’ve just got a road glide with tour pack. Never ridden anything so heavy. As you say no problem once moving. It’s manoeuvring it around the garage etc. booked an Airbnb last weekend and there was a steep loose gravel driveway I didn’t need. My wife has been piilion and a still don’t enjoy stopping at lights on an uphill slope.

[@traciort233]

@6:41 yes!! I'm 5 ft barely and have small hands. I've learned to clutchless shift to save my hand muscles a little but heavy traffic is no good.

[@cheby56]

#1 Road Glide, the fairing cuts through the wind and its just overall the most comfortable bike Harley has to offer. I have a 21 RG and logged over 10K miles in 6 months. This things a dream on long distance rides.

[@travishood9209]

I own a 2006 Honda ST1300A and love it and the Honda brand. I love the fact that for long distance ride I have cruise control, custom comfort seat AND electric windscreen. Riding while the windscreen is at the highest height makes a little bubble of comfort. So I wonder if you will be able to ride a 2021 Honda Goldwing. I think you will lose your mind on that luxury machine - which I think has “reverse”!! Love the channel.

[@jimaryaz]

Back in the early '80's, Honda had a great touring bike out there for smaller frame people. My father was 5'7" and it fit him perfectly. It was the Honda Silverwing Interstate. They only made the bike for a few years, starting I think in 1981. It was 500cc at first but, by the time they quit making it, it was 650cc. Honda is putting the Silverwing name on scooters now, but in the '80's, it was a full motorcycle. It was a perfect touring bike for someone smaller like yourself.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I’d really be interested to hear her thoughts after spending some time with a Gold Wing, or maybe a Africa Twin.

[@thanosetsitty1896]

That’s the exact bike that Shadetree surgeon rode back from California to Florida. Silver wing check it out on his YT channel.

[@jimaryaz]

@@thanosetsitty1896 Thanks. I'll check it out.

[@frankmarkovcijr5459]

My Ural sidecar outfits comes with reverse maybe Harley should have that too

[@frankmarkovcijr5459]

I had the ancestor of the Silverwing when it was a CX500 Deluxe I put 250 thousand miles on that bike in the nine years I had it one of my best bike

[@jcustombuilds]

Wow! I'm so Happy for you! Congratulation! It will get much much easier for you soon because you are an great rider! 👏👏👏👏👏💪💪💪

[@ocglide2566]

Good for you. You handled the heavy bike like a PRO. I’m 5’7” with a 30 inch inseam never had a problem with my Road Glide but you do need to pay attention where you go and especially where you park. Short legs make backing the bike up difficult if you don’t pick the right spot.

[@roadglide]

100%! Motivation, a little Ride like a Pro thrown in for good measure and some tenacity. Way to go! Ride safe and ride often. Peace.

[@2woofs784]

Doodle great review! I have a Yamaha V Star 1300 and anytime you want to take it for a ride you're more than welcome, maybe even just to compare it to the other bikes you've ridden. I always move my bike backwards using my hip; I just don't feel comfortable with the duck walk. Prayers Flying from Michigan for safe travels!

[@DoogieFresh]

glad you're back home safe Doodle!

[@michaelsweeney6596]

Looking forward to hearing how you like the road glide, PS have a great trip

[@harleyfrank547]

Good info Doodle great job , love the look 👀. I liked this group of video on the Harley sorry I’m partial to the American iron lol . Ride safe and free in America!!! 🇺🇸

[@friedpork_owl]

HD really does force you to build up that grip strength, overtime! I agree with not having any shame in asking for a push especially when you have to push up a slight incline ;p (that’s where I would love to hear your comparison with an R18 bagger and that reverse-gear(LOVE)). I appreciate the leg protection of the FLHTCU and would love to hear your thoughts if you try this again with one (HOPING). I added a sound bar that goes above the dash which helped (a lot) with the sound (and you can add speakers to the leg protectors which make it even (BETTER). Please ride an Ultra Limited and let us know what you think. Love what you are doing.

[@vintagetrk]

Love my 2019 Street Glide. I also have a 2019 Kawasaki Z900RS Cafe. But the Harley is my main bike I have the Legends suspension front and rear and a sundowner seat. And my wife and I can crush miles on the bike in comfort. I highly recommend the Legends suspension by far the best upgrade I did to the bike. You did awesome and you look great on a bagger.

[@correykeen2956]

Great video. Not big on Harleys but nice to hear your perspective on them. Really looking forward to your Motojitsu and Jocelyn Snow videos. Oh, got my neck gator Thursday, thank you.

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

Yay! 😁

[@thomashall6937]

Most new bikes to a rider feel different, but after you ride that particular bike for awhile it feels fine. You made a good choice in your street glide. My I suggest getting a taller wind shield, especially on long highway trips. It will keep you from getting beat up. Great stuff

[@power2thepeople53]

Well you did damn good and looked dam Good doing it. We're all super proud of you and your adventure of gaining Motorcycle experience points and seeing good friends otw. So cool to see.

[@jcarle1001]

Been wanting to ride a Street Glide. Own a 07 VTX1800F. I have a batwing and Viking bags on it so it's set up like a street glide. A lot of torque and found that I really like having that extra power.

[@jayteesgear]

Bwahaha. @3:00 is so funny 😂. Love it Doodle🔥💯

[@RUSTY-A-L]

Well another great video Doodle, how about some more off-road riding? Maybe an Enduro event!

[@frankhubbardiv8711]

Congratulations on your first long trip. Rt76 traffic is the bane of my existence, sorry you had to deal with it. I'm 5'10", but have a (much)shorter inseam. 😅. Though I somehow fit my Street Glide well. Just took it across country and back a few months ago(took rt 66 west), nothing like it. I added extra speakers, & a 400 watt amp, because I agree that stock was too quiet. I plan on a new windshield in the near future. Based on when the rain was, I hope you enjoyed your other trip, though if it's coming up, good luck.

[@noelpogiako1]

Great video and pretty much you covered all the questions from small riders as well to those who really get intimated riding a heavy touring model of Harley. Can't wait to see you riding a Road Glide and I bet you gonna feel better riding the Road Glide becuase it handles ligther than Street Glide - when it comes to handle bar. You should try BMW R18 as well. More power to you 💪.

[@jeffbriggs7120]

It is a heavy bike I ride my 2023 street glide but I ride it like a sport bike I love the music I had a Buell x 1 lighting the street glide does handle good cani send you pictures of my bike God bless you for riding your bike 2000 miles stay safe I took my bike out on Tuesday 30 degrees out and just had a full knee replacement December 11 my wife thinks I'm crazy but I love to ride

[@scottschaeffer8920]

Good for you! I admire your determination. I own a Street Glide, and I’m a dude so, I understand the weight management.

[@kyleglock1995]

Hey nice video. I live in Michigan and ride a Honda shadow 1100. I'm ready to upgrade. I really want a street glider. Thanks for the review you did a nice job. 😊

[@paulnavas3196]

I wanted to say is I'm very proud of you for doing the trip especially alone. Pat yourself on the back for that. I would recommend nothing against the HD SG you definitely need to go and rent the Indian Chieftain. The center of gravity on the Chieftain and seat lower is a big difference. Just give it a try and you will see. Great video and keep riding and keep the videos coming..

[@andrewkitchenuk]

I'm a die hard Harley rider of 50 years but feel that for you the answer would definitely be an 1800 Goldwing bagger DCT. Low seat height, forward and reverse crawl and DCT solves your clutch issues and the electric adjustable screen is amazing. Ironically, as a 6'4" 230 lbs guy the Goldwing is too small for me. 😢

[@kelleyalley8187]

you are so brave; I have been riding for a while and still won't ride a big bike or by myself. I have road by myself some. but I ride with my husband a lot.

[@chuckcull5674]

“There’s no shame in asking a random stranger for help” Shows shot of her poor husband pushing for all he’s worth on the front end. LOL!

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

🤪 didn’t have any strangers for B Roll

[@derickag7524]

Lovely! We did 2,000 in 4 days recently. Yellowstone next in May 2022 💯. Lovely ride! I have the 2019 SG Special Billiard Blue ❤️

[@DoodleOnAMotorcycle]

Wow!!

[@ChaseJasperDown]

Ride your own ride and enjoy every second of it! Great video and thank you for sharing!

[@ayjay6577]

Hey I’ve been in a Harley for a while and not tall myself. The hip bump method that you used is something that’s habit for me when getting on the bike. I try to use a least amount of muscles as possible. Good that you found your ways!!

[@easyglider1307]

You're gonna love the Road Glide. I have the 2021 you flashed in your video, same color. The handling feels way lighter than the Street Glide IMHO.

[@lovingmylifeasIage6741]

I on my second Street Glide. I also have a drivers back rest which is sooo nice. I will put it in neutral if I have to sit in traffic for very long. I also will put one or both of my feet up on the engine guards while riding on the interstate. It knocks off a lot of wind coming up from underneath. I have 10" wind shield. I think a 12" would be better. I have shorter legs then you do. I have had a shoe cobbler sew extra thick soles on my riding boots which helps too. I'm 68 at 150 lbs with an inseam of 28 inches. I love my Street Glide along with my other 4 bikes. Remember to alway park your bike heading in the direction you want leave so you don't have to back up.

[@ansonmoore1507]

Indian Chieftain has an adjustable windshield. It makes a huge difference on the highway. I leave mine down most of the time, but raise it when doing highway riding and it works well. Good luck and safe riding!

[@billwilson1916]

Doodle, after having met you at MotoFest last May, I have no doubt that you can do anything you put your mind too!!

[@Carlo-_]

You’re going to enjoy the Road Glide. Much better steering/handling feel. Not only when going slow, but on the highway. The Streetglide is more prone to being pushed around by wind at speed, caused by the fairing being attached to the bars.

[@baderalrezaqh8236]

Hi, love following your channel, I specifically enjoyed watching your 2k mile trip. In my opinion, the Indian Challenger would suit you better than the Road Glide, and @HerTwoWheels just review it and loved it, the suspension, handling, and wind shield features are best for Long trips, plus all of the other gadgets.

[@kazbekfarniev9730]

Thanks for this video. Its very encouraging. I am 5.9 and I bought fatboy. I thought its too heavy for me but I see there is no limit if you know how to do it.

[@roadhousemex8944]

YES!!! Id love to hear a comparison from someone whos never used them before on Street Glide vs. Road Glide

[@4evervigilant8]

Road glide special is phenomenal.

[@jnault6441]

Also, doesn't seem advantageous to have a "wind catcher" attached to my handle bars. Makes for blustery, and gusty sketchy rides. You'll like the Road Glide more. Again, you're a beast in the weather.

[@SBha30]

You look amazing on the HD Street Glide. Hope you add one to your stable.

[@tasoftail]

Awesome review. You're awesome! Keep up the good work! Safe riding

[@arendkooring2783]

Go girl. It is a heavy Machine. I have one for one week now. And should have bout one early, what a nice drive. Thanks for your video chanel and all your tips to handle the HD Street glid. Specialy The police drive course to handl short curves. Greets Arend Holland.

[@MightyMick88]

Well done girl you nailed it, love your review and tips yes tips.😊

[@GLH1213]

wow at least somebody saying something that is honest about weight and effects of it

[@justin.s9783]

i know because you rent /barrow the baggers you cant really try it out but i think a recluse auto clutch would have made a huge difference for you or anyone really in that stop n go traffic. i have arthritis so i plan on getting one of those if i get a bagger. Honda DCT bikes are an option for me as well. i just wish the NC 750x had cruise control . i feel that is a must for long trips. good vid

[@TheQwnB]

My fav!!! Love this ! Nice footage.

[@stephenlepore4476]

awesome ride and great job! thanks for your content Doodle!