Can't go wrong with a VT 750  owned mine for 7 years, its the last of the carb models, certainly no fire ball but little difference in power between it and the later fuel injected models which are still no fire balls, but not what they are made for. Honda have been making them in various marques since the early nineties, excellent video none the less, have mates who ride Harleys and Dukes, always have their hands in their pockets paying out money when things go wrong which is quite often. Myself I would not touch a Harley or Duke, give me a Honda VT 750 any day, cheap to run and simple to maintain.  Not the fastest on the road for their capacity by any means but comfortable and RELIABLE! and a very civilized well sorted bike.

Very good looking motorcycle!  Cannot go wrong with a Honda.  Good job with the video.  Safe Riding, from your friends in The Great State of Texas...

Just bought a 2010 vt 750 s because of your opinion. Thnx mate !

Nice! Anything to keep riding and not be in pain, that's why I got my Intruder. The audio is perfect, just enough wind noise to know you didn't do a voice over, and yes a Vtwin sounds heavenly.

Congratulations that looks a very nice bike indeed. I'm sure you will add a personal touch to it looks wise too. And most importantly keep riding:)

Great choice. I almost brought one myself. So pleased that you can continue riding.

wonderful video...keep making them when you are out and about on your rides !

Very Nice  machine and enjoying the videos

Good choice , I had a 2001 ace and love it happy days.

Calming lovely vlogs....much enjoyed xx cheers me lovely!

Nice bike, at least it keeps you on two wheels :) Just noticed you are over 900 subs, not long for 1k a nice milestone.

I have read through the comments... can't really add anything only enjoy..the importance is that you are continuing to ride ...stay safe

Great review Sparky thanks. What is the device on the brake reservoir? Cheers Pete

FYI...this particular model of VT750 is recognized as a standard. High handlebars, foot pegs under the seat, no plastic or fairing body coverings. Up until the late 70's early 80's, all bikes were set up like this. Much like a classic Triumph Bonneville.

I have back pain, and this is one of the only bikes that's comfortable for me to ride also ...

Wise move....

i sold my harly because of akes and pain to heavy and un cumfy
but i want to keep riding so im thinking one of these vt750s you are making it a bit eayeser to decide

I was going to buy a Harley 883, but I’ve opted for a 750S instead (with added half apes, obvs)

My back doesn't hurt, my arms don't hurt, and my wallet doesn't hurt either.

Do you still have this bike?  I might be a similar rider to you, just turned 60, want something lower but comfortable to cruise the backroads at a leisurely pace.  I think this RS might do the trick.  And I think it's a lovely bike to look at.  I actually like it better than the Sportster.