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  @washingtonfootballfanwgil83928 сағат бұрын

  I want it!

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  @RogerDiotteКүн бұрын

  NICE....it is a nice nice nice bike....DON'T get rid of it! BUY as much parts as you can KEEP IT!... I just restored a 1984 VT750C Shadow...MINT now and that was in Feb 2024 I started...I just got back from a road trip from Northern Ontario Canada to Cohocton New York on it! WILD JOURNEY....WILD RIDE....LOVE it....

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  @josephvails465Күн бұрын

  U need too rude 750 shadow there's a big difference 1300 is much nicer bike riders better too

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  @josephvails465Күн бұрын

  Ur wrong about the power u are no winding it up it will 125 mph I no I'm 6.2 285 lbs so I no

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  @josephvails465Күн бұрын

  I bought mine in 2005 mine is a.lot faster.than 750 shadow and bigger bike you are wrong it will out run 750 too I. Never adjusted my val.mine has 24470 mile still runs great

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  @MotorcycleMayhem595Күн бұрын

  Yes they were even faster new.

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  @fastmungoКүн бұрын

  You'll never lose your group as long as you're willing to keep the throttle twisted 💯

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  @thomabb3 күн бұрын

  Demand for the VTX bikes on the used market is going up. These machines were so underrated in their day. I paid $5k for my '03 VTX1800C 16 years ago and I could easily sell it for $6k tomorrow. Tires, filters, fluids and battery. That's it. Every time I check the valves they are dead on. Honda needs to bring these back. I'd be first in line to get one.

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  @Doomer08984 күн бұрын

  if the 1300 is slow to you, they have an 1800 that hauls ASS

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  @user-os2tl7qp1y4 күн бұрын

  Love Honda's, but this is toy like in appearance in my opinion .

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  @elliotandparker4 күн бұрын

  Great job, Loved the video. Like how excited you got when it finally cranked over and fired up, so genuine. Keep it up, i look forward to the next video. By the way, i am also addicted to FB marketplace. Haha

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  @elliotandparker4 күн бұрын

  Enjoy your videos, i purchased the same bike, paid $250 for it, but pristine condition, only 12k miles, was owned by an older lady. Have done a lot of work to it, got it running but still jeed to rebuild and clean carbs, I've been avoiding due to the difficulties of removing the darn thing. Looks like a major pain. Literally my last thing to do, so im biting the bullet and diing it. Your videos have been inspiring me, keep ip the great work, you seem to be very knowledgeable on many levels. Good to see!

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  @floydthompson2785 күн бұрын

  I'm thinking about buying one for $3500.

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  @floydthompson2785 күн бұрын

  Is it heavy for a small old man who has experience riding .

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  @TylerChaseMotors3 күн бұрын

  If you’re good at riding it’s really not that heavy. The weight is so low. You only need the strength if you get in a stupid situation where it gets leaned over too far. If you’re just maneuvering it around it is super manageable

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  @theplymouthsb70jacob25 күн бұрын

  I daily an 83 vf45 magna and I love it. It's such a good time. The thing will easily cruise at 90 and I've got it up to 125 on route 66 in Arizona this spring when we road tripped 1900 miles in 4 days. It can hang with my buddies 2018 Harley just fine. I got stopped at multiple gas stations with old timers telling that they had one back in the day. Good times

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  @richardwilson50115 күн бұрын

  I have the vtx 1300c and the 1800s

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  @shadyss966 күн бұрын

  The trick to keeping those hoses soft (As someone with a OEM 88 Magna), Come winter time, coat that bike in WD-40. Avoid your brakes obviously, but coat it top to bottom and put a painter tarp over it. No bs, mine looks brand new still and will back it. The carb removal is a PIA no doubt, but otherwise the bike isn't too bad to work on. Its finding parts that will break ya.

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  @jaceychan70996 күн бұрын

  I have a 2011 Honda interstate and I didn’t buy it because of the reliability because I didn’t know that at the time but I was looking for a used fury and the dealership didn’t have one at the time but he had my bike and it had some of the qualities of the fury but it had hard bags and full windshield floorboards and a heal toe shifter so I’m coming from a sport bike and I’m also a great grandpa and I felt like an imposter riding that bike because everybody riding one looked like a 25 year old and plus I’m not a fan of the riding position but if you tuck yourself in you hardly feel the wind but I think I have the right bike for me it has enough looks for me and the bags, floorboards, heel toe and windshield are things that I didn’t know I needed until now so I’ll probably keep this bike because every time I ride it I can almost hear the song bad to the bone! And that’s why I ride in the first place

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  @MrMoneyHelper7 күн бұрын

  I like them because they don't have fuel injection. Less things to fix long term.

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  @ScoutRyder9 күн бұрын

  I bought a used 2005 VTX 1300. The model is affordable. Mine has an aftermarket exhaust that I like. The only thing I've had fixed is the front fork seals. At 32k miles and almost 20 years old, I can't complain. The VTX is one of the better cruisers I've owned. Excellent video.

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  @sidneyhill70649 күн бұрын

  I'm 6'3 is it to small

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  @JohnSmith-cf4gn5 күн бұрын

  They do feel kinda short compared to my kawasaki 1500. Try a kawasaki 1500 or 1600. They feel good. I've had 3 of them. I still like my new 07 1300R Honda.

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  @joemeyers43419 күн бұрын

  I had an 84. I really missed that bike. But it was so hard to keep it maintained if anything happened to it. They really need to revised one and bring it back on the market. V-4 motors were a power house.

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  @verdellparentaaawink26811 күн бұрын

  I have bought a few vtx 1300 that did not run it has always been the petcock and vaccuum lines to the petcock .throttle slide diafram fuel inlet needle defective choke not closing allowing to much fuel .pump diaphragm. See my videos when you get them fixed they make excellent bikes my last one had 20000 miles i put jets 58/195. Cobra long exhaust . Gutted the factory air box. Deleted the choke and emissions it runs like a beast you barley touch start fires right up every time

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  @derrickhillier117311 күн бұрын

  Thanks for posting Tyler.i have an '86 shadow 1100.Developed a no start issue when sarting the engine,the 10 amp ignition fuse blows when the start button is pressed. along with the kill switch.secondary coil not working.got the cdi in for testing.

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  @rogerford539512 күн бұрын

  I have a 2004 it most like bike I have 7 bikes 😊

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  @GolfsHard13 күн бұрын

  Speedo-cable is available on Amazon… just did mine.

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  @megastick932413 күн бұрын

  I knew an old man in the 80s, went by “ boots”. He used to ride his Harley flattie down from Detroit with his buddies in the 60s to Daytona for bike week. They’d race, then ride them back. Usually after a campground rebuild. Being an old flat head his was the slowest of all his buddies. I met him at a bar in Fl , he was riding a V65 Honda. That thing had been beat up! He’d show us pics of the old days at the races and the rides down from the north etc. I asked why he had the Honda now? He said “ I always had the slowest bike of our bunch, just once , before I die, I wanted to have the fastest bike at the bar, and now I do”. He had a small windshield with “ Boots, for go not show” on it. He would race anyone on anything and won 9/10 times. We got to be good friends. One night a guy on a sportster walks in and says “ who’s Jap $hit is that outside?” Boots says “ that’s me”. “ you wanna race that thing old man?” Boots said “ boy, I’ve been waiting for you my whole life”. He proceeded to completely embarrass that little Evo sporty by MANY bike lengths. Dude didn’t return to the bar, the old man came back smiling and said “ THAT is exactly why I bought that thing!”. RIP Boots, you were a hoot!

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  @nekcutta777714 күн бұрын

  Bought a 2004 vtx1300c from a friend for 3900, fairing and big shots + a ton of other acc. Got a warhammer themed red/black airbrush and hard vikingbags to trick it out! I love the simplistic design and dependabilty. Also easy to work on for a novice. The comet style tank is sic. I'm 43 and Been riding 15 yrs and this Bike will last forever.

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  @displayfireworks114 күн бұрын

  I bought one new in 1985 because of this commercial I'll attach. If you ever need to figure how the handlebars or shiftier etc need to be positioned. Line up the dots on each piece. . kzread.info/dash/bejne/m4OGtpd-ZqvIm8Y.html

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  @jeffreykweller882514 күн бұрын

  Bought this bike new in 07, still riding it today, 34,000 miles almost trouble free. Cobra pipes , sounds great. Still lovin it.

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  @user-zq1ri3es9q17 күн бұрын

  Can u post a link to the throttle pedal or tell us where u got it from because i cant see it on amazon. thankyou

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  @Chlodapup19 күн бұрын

  Please don’t jack your mower up on the transmission you can dented it or put a hole in it. It’s an aluminum transmission don’t do that.

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  @Chlodapup20 күн бұрын

  You have a leaking fuel pump

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  @Chlodapup20 күн бұрын

  It over revs because I’m pretty sure that screw adjust how much it revs

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  @Chlodapup20 күн бұрын

  If he got a quarter, for every time he had to pull the engine apart, he would be rich

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  @Chlodapup20 күн бұрын

  Doing what he did loading that into the bed of the truck is, how I ruined my back, picking up the front and rear end of the mower to move it across the yard

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  @Chlodapup20 күн бұрын

  So another reason it was smoking is you probably didn’t adjust the pedal so you were smoking off your belts and if you don’t govern the pedal which means j adjusting that screw, it causes it to use more oil than it should and blow the motor And to be honest, you didn’t have that much oil to start with considering it leaked

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  @Chlodapup20 күн бұрын

  So under the plate you push down the plate you mount to the mower on top of the plate you mount to the mower there should be a screw You can adjust how much throttle you can give it

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  @Chlodapup20 күн бұрын

  Every time he brought up bad news it should’ve brought up the Meme when they ask you how you are, and you say you’re fine but you’re really not fine

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  @nuclearpillow167720 күн бұрын

  where’d you get that throttle pedal?

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  @eddiepotts98223 күн бұрын

  Curious, How many miles did that bike have on it? pretty color

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  @mrchokesalot24 күн бұрын

  I still have my 84 that I bought new. Love that bike. My Dad drives it now

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  @aschneider9324 күн бұрын

  I love mine. 2009 VTX1300C. I havent had many issues with it. Idk why people say it's slow, unless you're used to 0-60 in under 2.0. I've gotten to 60 in less than 4 seconds, which is plenty.

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  @mohamedmarkaby759824 күн бұрын

  Great job budy ..

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  @user-wc7zg3cu1g25 күн бұрын

  I have a silver one same exhaust I love it. Great go to work bike. Great go have fun bike! I will get an 1800 too!

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  @gabop022526 күн бұрын

  "$12 is the new $3 btw" it's funny but sad cuz it's true

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  @bensatterwhite569427 күн бұрын

  I bought a 2006 VTX 1300 R last year. It’s my 23rd motorcycle and I’ve been riding over 50 years. It had been sitting for years. I put a fuel petcock on the tank, a battery, a set of tires, and adjusted the valves. The previous owner said he brought it had about 10k miles. It actually had 6800. It already had aftermarket exhaust and the carb is perfectly tuned. It as fun to ride as any of my previous Harleys or metric bikes. It’s a great riding and handling bike for a cruiser.

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  @moeozeir487028 күн бұрын

  Are u planning to keep it stock or do maybe a cafe racer build?? Cause I'm planning to do a cafe racer of my 750 cc

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  @williamirwin4154Ай бұрын

  Got my first bike, 04 1300C, in 2020. I still absolutely love it. The only change I still want to make is to put a batwing faring on it.

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  @walklikeapastor17Ай бұрын

  Bought an '07 R model in 2009 as my first bike. 30,000 miles later I have no complaints. It's an absolute joy.