So, what do ya' think?

[s10hornet]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/harley-da...090241134.html

[drgonzo]

I like it. It's a step in the right direction with the 17 inch wheels, low bars, improved peg placement and higher output engine.

[CaTacL1sm]

now just to cover it in 10k worth of catalogue parts and you'll really be unique!

[Stephen J]

On par with the Kawasaki Z650? Are they talking the 68 hp? Weight and handling I would think are pretty far apart. And most likely fuel consumption. Don't get me wrong I like it and I am not a Harley fan. Just that comparison seems a bit of a reach.

[thechief86]

Definitely the direction I wanted to see the street 750 go in. Now to make a 1000cc version with a little over 100 hp, clip-ons, and real rearsets, and I might actually be interested in this segment, I think they need to make something (at least an options package) that competes with the thruxton 1200r (i realize the thruxton is $6k more.expensive) or bin the whole idea.
I'd pay real money for something that comes close to a Ducati sport classic for cheaper, or even something that reminds me of when Harley still made competitive race bikes. This is the closest they've come since the xr1200, which I love, and wish more people had bought.

[TrialsRider]

It must be fast they doubled up on the front brakes.

[8ball]

I don't like the bar, or the mirrors. But it looks like an XR1200 Jr., which is good because the XR is a decent bike, but too heavy. This might be a good size for it.

[Geeto67]

it's about freaking time.

Not a cool as an old tube frame buell, but still, neat bike. They won't sell.

[drgonzo]

it's about freaking time.

Not a cool as an old tube frame buell, but still, neat bike. They won't sell.

You are right. They might sell in the rest of the world but not here.

[thechief86]

If it's tall enough, it could almost replace my old guzzi, but another Guzzi would be cooler, and probably cheaper