Harley-Davidson Softail

Description

Family Description The Harley-Davidson Softail family is well-recognized for their classic styling, modern engineering, and the hidden rear suspension system, which gives them a rigid frame look with a much more comfortable ride.

A number of models comprise the Softail series, each tuned for different tastes in riding-all boast the Harley-Davidson V-twin engine, characteristic design, and cruiser ergonomics.

Key Features:
Rear Suspension Hidden: The “Softail” name is derived from its concealed rear shock absorbers, which keep the look of the classic hardtail. Various Engine Options: Most Softail models are powered by Harley-Davidson’s Milwaukee-Eight engines, in a range of displacements, offering plentiful torque and smooth performance. Customizable Design: Along with several models, numerous accessories exist for Softails, making this one of the highly customizable designs.

Classic and Modern Styling: Combines vintage cruiser looks with modern touches like LED lighting and digital gauges on some models.
Comfort and Rideability: Designed for long rides with comfortable ergonomics and advanced suspension.
Popular Models in the Softail Lineup
Softail Standard: The minimalist, blank-slate bike for those who want to make it custom.
Heritage Classic: Touring-ready with saddlebags and a windshield, this is a full-dress cruiser.
Fat Boy: Known for its beefy appearance with solid-disc wheels and iconic status.
Street Bob: Lean and mean, the urban-styled bike with a rebellious attitude.

Low Rider S: A Softail with performance intent, aggressive styling, and a more powerful engine.

Whether one is touring and wants comfort on a long haul or an avid custom enthusiast, Softail has a diverse range to offer.