2007 Harley Davidson 1200 Low

My first Harley was a 2003 1200 Sportster. I liked it a lot but was told the newer bikes starting in 2004 had rubber mounted engine mounts to lessen the vibration. I didn't know any better until I bought a 2007 1200 Low. Not only is my new bike fuel injected but it has the rubber engine mounts. I lo...ve the new bike! I can ride for longer distances without feeling tired. One of the other big differences for me was the 4.5 gallon fuel tank my '07 has. The 2 gal tank on the '03 just doesn't cut it. Read Full Review

2007 Harley 1200 Low

This is my first Harley Davidson after owning many other brands. One test drive, and I was sold, this bike is an absolute dream. The fuel injected engine smoothly propelled the bike down the road. The bike also displayed a great deal of road stability, even at higher speeds. Read Full Review

Great bike!

I have wanted to own a Harley for as long as I can remember, but was never financially able to swing it. I'd owned two early model Triumphs (poor man's Harley) and a 650 Honda. This bike is amazing. I've had it for a month and have put about 1300 miles on it. I rode up into the mountains yesterd...ay and the thing handles like a dream! I'm so glad I bought it, and it will get me ready for a bigger bike down the road. Read Full Review

Back on a Bike

Now 59, last rode in my 30's. Got my dream bike (a Harley)that I couldn't afford when a youngster. Took a MC safety course, begged a lot, and finally got it. I'm riding around lots (4000 miles a year), and really having a good time. I'm spending more than imaginable on chrome & accessories, but ...love it. Made Christmas & BD's easier for my wife. I'm very happy with a Sporty and don't think I'll be "upgrading" anytime soon (if at all)! Read Full Review

NOT TOO OLD

Back on a Bike after 10 years, last one a Honda 74 years old FIRTS HARLEY.......LOVE it, having a wonder flu time! Read Full Review