The LiveWire battery Harley said not to open, opened
Bikes and Beards' only upload of the week follows an earlier attempt at a repair Harley called impossible, and it passed a million views in four days.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Harley Told Me NOT to OPEN The $100m Motorcycle Battery... So I Did
On a usual day, Bikes and Beards draws a little over a third of a million views across its whole catalog, and the channel held right around that mark this week. What changed was where those views came from.
The week's one upload, "Harley Told Me NOT to OPEN The $100m Motorcycle Battery... So I Did," went past a million views in four days. Its tags point to the LiveWire, the electric bike Harley-Davidson first sold in 2019 and later spun off as a brand of its own. It picks up where "Attempting the Repair Harley Told me was Impossible. $100m Motorcycle" left off, eleven days ago. That earlier video has its own million-plus views but has settled into a much gentler pace. Maybe the first repair attempt sent people looking for what came next?
Further back, a 46-day-old video about the cheapest fully electric Kawasaki Ninja is still drawing views. Its title says "They Lied," which makes three electric bikes, and three stories of being told one thing, carrying the channel at once.
For Sean and the SRK Cycles crew, whose about text describes a few Christian guys who left jobs they dreaded to change how people buy motorcycles, that is a clear running theme. Among the motorbike and motorsport channels, Edward is having the big week, well above its usual pace, while Frost Ops is running quieter than usual.
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The videos drawing views on Bikes and Beards right now
- Channel
- Bikes and Beards
- Subscribers
- 2,830,000
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- September 25, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,060,659
- First-day pace, views per day
- 936,995
The numbers
Here are the figures behind Bikes and Beards' week.




