how do they handle????
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how do they handle????
After years of riding old bikes, thought I would get me a softail, find a 1300 mile 2008, ready to make the deal and at the coffee table at work someone says they have a handling quirk in the turns…is this true, that’s the last thing I want! Also is there a lot of maintenance to the swing arm? Anything to know about the twin cam motor?
Thanks guys newest bike I owned was an early 78 low-rider, (that bike didn’t like high speed turns,) at a point in life I just want to push the button and go.
Thanks again…Rudy
Thanks guys newest bike I owned was an early 78 low-rider, (that bike didn’t like high speed turns,) at a point in life I just want to push the button and go.
Thanks again…Rudy
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Morning Rudy,
I currently ride a 2008 Heritage and have no issues with either the handling or swinging arm. Re handling yes the footboards scrape sometimes particularly when going round r/bouts as ground clearance is not the best but this is not a problem at all, you just get used to it. No known quirks as far as I am concerned.
Re swinging arm I have never had a problem.
I would definitely recomend a softail.
Cheers
Cheers
Col
I currently ride a 2008 Heritage and have no issues with either the handling or swinging arm. Re handling yes the footboards scrape sometimes particularly when going round r/bouts as ground clearance is not the best but this is not a problem at all, you just get used to it. No known quirks as far as I am concerned.
Re swinging arm I have never had a problem.
I would definitely recomend a softail.
Cheers
Cheers
Col
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... someone says they have a handling quirk in the turns…is this true, that’s the last thing I want! Also is there a lot of maintenance to the swing arm? Anything to know about the twin cam motor?
Thanks guys newest bike I owned was an early 78 low-rider, (that bike didn’t like high speed turns,) at a point in life I just want to push the button and go.
Thanks again…Rudy
Thanks guys newest bike I owned was an early 78 low-rider, (that bike didn’t like high speed turns,) at a point in life I just want to push the button and go.
Thanks again…Rudy
Softails are solid, no wobbles. No maintenance to swing arm and the twin cam is basically problem free and bullet proof.
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