I been wanting to ride for a long time never had the chance to get a bike but I been looking lately and I need to ride a Harley but I was told I'm too big for most bike I'm 6 foot 4 and 400 pounds and I just want to know is there any Harley I can get that won't cost a fortune?

 

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Sorry but they will all cost a fortune, but they are worth it. Any thing from a Dyna up, will handle 400 pounds easy enough.

 

You can indeed get a Harley. You will likely have to get heavy duty rear shocks and front springs though.

The engine and frames will be more than up to the task.

 

No problem, a lot of touring bikes are geared to ride 2-up which is right around your number - you might need HD shocks but that's an easy task....
I say hit your local HD Dealer and try a few different models...
Enjoy

 

Who said you were too big?
You should have punched them!

 

The manual for my Road King says that the maximum added weight allowed is 546 lbs. So, you're good.

 

OP~
It sounds like you've never ridden a moto before. If that is true, then I say give a call to San Diego Harley and ask for Rose. She admins the rider training there. Who knows, you might even see a goofball named "Norty" there!

Scaling 400 is no problemo. Had a student about 15 or 20 years ago that is 7' 5.5" and weighs "about 430 to 450." He rides a sporty, from the pillion seat. Oddly, nobody gives him crap about that. (Then again, he can bench press a Buick...)

Forward controls will be most comfortable for you.

 

I've seen some pretty huge people riding Sportsters.


Back in late '74, I was pushing about 250+/- lbs when I bought my first H-D, a gold '75 XLH.
That was also the first H-D that I had ever been on and after owning and riding a 750 BSA and two Honda 750's, I couldn't believe how small that Sporty was!
I sold it with about 400 miles on the odometer and bought a '75 FLH (Electra-Glide) the following spring.


These days, I'm under 200 lbs and my wife says I look like a "Circus Bear" when I occasionally get on her Heritage!!!


My advice would be to take the motorcycle safety rider's course and sit on several bikes before making an investment.

 

I'm 6'3" and about 375 lbs and have no issues on my Fat Boy Lo. I'd ask the dealer to crank up the preload to match your weight before taking delivery.