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Old 10-08-2008, 05:28 PM
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did the softail evo engines , vibrated more than the rubber mounted flh engines . is so should they have been rubber mounted to
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did the softail evo engines , vibrated more than the rubber mounted flh engines . is so should they have been rubber mounted to
The Softail was designed for a different market. They are more for styling than touring.
The twin cam B was a big improvement over the Evo Softail, and makes the new bikes better for long hauls.
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