Harley-Davidson STREET ROD reviews

I have really enjoyed mine so far. I have replaced the stock seat with the sundowner seat. The sundowner seat is better for longer rides. Also, I did notice that the bike was not happy below 4K RPM. I have added a PCIII, which was very simple to install to the bike. Since doing so, I have been able to smooth out the problems below 4K RPM. The Street Rod lives for the corners. Just remember that this is not a sport bike, it still weighs over 600 pounds. But, for my riding style it fits me very good. I have heard that Harley is going to stop making this bike, so get yours if you have a chance. For a Harley, this is the best of both worlds; A cruiser along with the ability to handle the roads when they get twisty. Overall, I am happy with the bike. It may not sound like a traditional Harley, but when I start from a stop the Air Cooled Harleys can only see my rear tire since I can leave them in the dust. Show less

The bike is a pleasure to own and ride. Loves corners and is a true roadster with ample power and torque from the engine. Gearbox, brakes (Brembo) and clutch are excellent. Standard seats are not the most comfortable but easily replaced. Would have been nice to have better quality rear shocks and more adjustability in the front forks. Show less

I love this bike. It is just such a blast to ride. Very fast, good seating and peg positions. A cross between a crusier and a sport bike. I can't get enough of it! I ride with a friend who has a Ducati 999 (I have one as well) and I have no problems keeping his pace, and I often prefer riding the street rod over the 999. The bike doesn't like it at low rpm's and is heavy to maneuver in a parking lot but at 5000 rpms up to 9K it's in its glory. Show less

Great performance harley she loves the back roads and will give those sport bikes something to worry about! broke the drive belt at 5000 miles otherwise no problems. It's a little tall I am on my tippy toes backing her up on level surfaces, on the street the hieght is no problem while driving. long distance riding is hard on wrists and knees if you are not used to this style bike i came from laid back cruisers and it gets to me sometimes. a great fun bike all around! Show less