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At 2100 RPM your lugging the motor, depending on tune, running it at 2600 to 3000 should be a lot smoother.
Good advise...this is my first Harley and first bike w/o a tach since the 1970's. I was lugging the crap out of my bike unintentionally going by the recommended shift points for break in per the owners manual. Didn't take long to figure out stayin' at 2600-3100 rpms smoothed things out. I was shakin' so bad, I thought my eyeballs were gonna fall out. lol
mine vibrates too... but not so much that I'm worried.
Nice looking bike man.
Thanks..... I like yer color combo! Thinkin about forward controls too... Is that an easy switch? Are they adjustable at all, or are ya stuck with one location?
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