I think they are a nice alternative to the ready-made custom bikes that are out there. A cleaner design than most Ive seen. That said, not my style of bike.

 

Harley was a little slow/late on getting a model like this out. They starting touting this bike around the same time that the custom bike builders were slowing down, if not going under.

I don't think I've seen one Rocker on the road or at a bike night yet, but I see several of them in the dealerships now. Definately a misjudgement on HD's part. Not bad looking, but there are many other bikes out there I would pick first (even from other brands).

 

Coming from someone who put wheels on thier snowmobile! LOL

 

If someone gave me one, I'd ride the wheels off of it. As a one up ride, I think it'd be ok. Definatley wouldn't trust that passenger seat though.

 

The Rocker C looks better but the other one looks horrible with that ugly powdercoating. I agree with the op that it looks plasticy (is that a word?)

 

Got to love the Rocker - it's a sweet ride and I'm 54 years old. I put over 10,000 miles on mine this summer.

 

No I don't.

Actually I thought it looked kinda cool on tv and pictures but when I saw it in person it looked about as cool as Rosie Odonnel in hell.

 

When I saw one in the showroom, I thought it was good looking. It took some growing on me, though. Excellent transition design for those moving from a sport bike. Very sneaky those HD folks.

 

On paper I think it looks pretty cool, but in person I did not care for it. It looked like it was made of plastic. Not real comfortable to me either, but I do ride a touring bike daily...

 

My dealer has at least six on their floor. Said not moving as well Moco probably thought they would. If I was in the market for a "custom" sort of HD it would almost certainly be the Nightster. Its just a cool little hot rod with resonable sticker price. I think I will have one in the not-too-distant future.