2021 Harley-Davidson Sportster S | Manibela Test Drive

In this video, Manibela host Kuya Daniel Razon rides the 2021 Harley-Davidson Sportster S.

Bringing “sport” back to the Sportster, Harley-Davidson rebuilt the model that they first introduced in the 1950s and unveiled the 2021 Sportster S for a top-of-the-line cruising experience.

Powered by the all-new Revolution Max 1250T engine, the cruiser motorcycle offers aggressive riding all while keeping the rider’s convenience and comfort in mind. It comes with five ride modes (three pre-programmed and two programmable modes) and cruise control among others. It can also be customized to add parts and accessories (e.g. mid-mount foot controls, windscreen, and a rear passenger seat).


Learn more about the 2021 Harley-Davidson Sportster S here: https://www.harley-davidson.com/ap/en...

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Manibela — the Filipino term for steering wheel — is a weekly motoring magazine show that offers the latest in the automotive industry. Its segments shift the spotlight on different automotive trends; cool and practical features of various makes and models; and prized collections of motoring aficionados in the country. It also provides motorists with helpful road safety tips, a public service advocacy aptly captured by the show's tagline, "Mata sa kalsada, kamay sa manibela (Eyes on the road, hands on the wheel)."

The program is hosted by award-winning veteran broadcaster Kuya Daniel Razon. Going the extra mile, he combines his passion for motoring with his other interests to introduce game-changing innovations. The most notable of which is the state-of-the-art Wish 107.5 Bus where artists can perform their music while on the road. His other projects include the UNTV Radio Mobile Booth and Dunong Gulong, a mobile alternative learning system (ALS) classroom in partnership with the Department of Education.