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In Reply to: Re: Yeah, but posted by Crazy Dave on February 23, 2007 at 12:09:31:
I have read that the current Sportster flavor with its new rubber motor mounts has significantly reduced perceived vibration and mirror shake. But vibration will always be there with 45 degree V-twins in a way that you will never find in a V-4. It's physics. Just watch the motor dance in the frame.The V-Rod is a cool bike with a modern water cooled motor, but way overpriced IMHO. For that outlay, I could get a liter crotch rocket and a metric cruiser. Or an ST 1300 and change.
Different strokes (literally) for different folks.
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- I've only ridden V twins - never bought one - E-Stat 12:39:55 02/23/07 (1)
- Re: I've only ridden V twins - never bought one - Crazy Dave 14:56:59 02/23/07 (0)
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