If you are from the USA, introduce yourself and share details of your Harley-Davidson Pan America here.
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New to the adv bike scene but buddy has one and I finally got mine in the awesome color of od green or as harley says, deadwood in August.
Saw it was prototype several years ago, so figured I'd wait and see what the PA was bout before buying other brand adv bike. (I am pretty brand loyal in most everything, not to mention my wardrobe).
It's still all stock and as of now will eventually have tank bag, aux lights, and panniers.
Ive got 2k wonderful, happy smiling miles on it and itching to get more, stoopid weather but that means hunting so I can wait.
I am looking forward to getting panniers on and headed out somewhere and enjoy being on two wheels. Not sure where but that doesn't really matter, what they say?, It's not the destination, it's the journey.
That's it in a nutshell. ✌
Jason in central indiana.
New to the adv bike scene but buddy has one and I finally got mine in the awesome color of od green or as harley says, deadwood in August.
Saw it was prototype several years ago, so figured I'd wait and see what the PA was bout before buying other brand adv bike. (I am pretty brand loyal in most everything, not to mention my wardrobe).
It's still all stock and as of now will eventually have tank bag, aux lights, and panniers.
Ive got 2k wonderful, happy smiling miles on it and itching to get more, stoopid weather but that means hunting so I can wait.
I am looking forward to getting panniers on and headed out somewhere and enjoy being on two wheels. Not sure where but that doesn't really matter, what they say?, It's not the destination, it's the journey.
That's it in a nutshell. ✌
Jason in central indiana.
USA Pan Am. Got it last May. So far so good. Givi trunk and panniers installed along with the TBR Muffler. Looking for good lights. Long trip planned in April. Have about 5333.3 miles on it as of today...roughly. Located in Coastal SoCalifornia.
Broke my leg and foot dumping my Orange Crush. Back in action. 66years old bones snap easy. Love my bike, hate not having ra
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diator guard, bags, lights, 😖
diator guard, bags, lights, 😖
How in the Hell does this kickstand work? I really HATE the kickstand. Ilove the mirrors however.
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Hey from Clarksville Tennessee! I have a 2021 PAS with sport bags and pannier style top case. Just installed the screaming eagle exhaust and the muffler guard. I have followed the PA since it was just a rumor and bought one of the first ones off the line. Loving it so far, it’s the first bike I’ve ever owned that felt right on day one. Most other bikes took a year of mods before I was at home in the saddle.
Just picked my 2022 PAS one week ago. I've had a few other adventure bikes, first was a Triumph 800 Tiger then KTM 1290, and last was an 890R. I'm in the Central Valley of California
Hello from South-Central Alaska. I picked up a Vivid Black PAS with laced wheels. So far I've installed a Quickshifter, Screaming Eagle pipe, tank pads and a radiator guard. I need to get a taller windscreen. I put 140 miles on over the weekend so it's still in breakin, but what a perfect bike for up here!
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Hello from SC. Picked up a '22 special last Saturday in grey. Looking forward to putting some miles on it!
Hi from Newnan, Ga. (35 miles south west of Atlanta) 2021 1250S . Looking forward to logging some real miles in the PAS this year. Finally got bags and other gadgets after months of waiting. Currently my HD EG gets most of the riding, two up with wifey. Just received my over the Guage GPS mount from Touratech. Will install on PA with Garmin Zumo XT this weekend. (Don't like gps thru phone) Then no more excuses. Time to ride. I have had the bike since August 2021 and have ridden less than 1000 miles. Shameful! However, love the miles I have put on it!
I have the SE exhaust with dB killer removed and the extreme flow air filter. For me it’s the perfect sound. Nice and deep but not obnoxious. I camp a lot while on the road and didn’t want a raspy sound, but wanted increased air flow. There are louder systems available for sure, so it’s really about what you’re looking for. The build quality of the SE exhaust is too notch.
Hello from Oklahoma!!!!
Been riding Hondas since I was 12 on dirt bikes. Soon as I was legally able to ride bought my first Honda twinstar, 9 bikes later I was on a Honda Goldwing F6B. That was my bike for life, only had 30,000 when I bought it and when I used to work at Honda shops we had them come in with 300,000 miles and need nothing but a valve adjustment. However the old timers as I like to call them LOL, convinced me at my current job to go to a Harley demo ride event. After weeks and weeks of trying to find my perfect bike. I came across the Harley fat Bob. Thought it would be everything I wanted with the big tires and the 114 cubic inch. Rode it at the demo ride and absolutely hated it...
Decided I'd go on one more demo ride and every bike was taken except the pan america. I had zero intentions of ever wanting to or ever possibly owning an adventure bike. That demo ride just cost me $23,000 last month haha. But aside from that price tag it's given me a bike that I have fallen in love with more than any other bike I've owned.
Been riding Hondas since I was 12 on dirt bikes. Soon as I was legally able to ride bought my first Honda twinstar, 9 bikes later I was on a Honda Goldwing F6B. That was my bike for life, only had 30,000 when I bought it and when I used to work at Honda shops we had them come in with 300,000 miles and need nothing but a valve adjustment. However the old timers as I like to call them LOL, convinced me at my current job to go to a Harley demo ride event. After weeks and weeks of trying to find my perfect bike. I came across the Harley fat Bob. Thought it would be everything I wanted with the big tires and the 114 cubic inch. Rode it at the demo ride and absolutely hated it...
Decided I'd go on one more demo ride and every bike was taken except the pan america. I had zero intentions of ever wanting to or ever possibly owning an adventure bike. That demo ride just cost me $23,000 last month haha. But aside from that price tag it's given me a bike that I have fallen in love with more than any other bike I've owned.
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