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"So, I watched her closely and noticed that she keeps her elbows in close to her body. It's just her natural riding position. I started holding my elbows in closer, and that helped a lot."
Pork, excellent tip for the cramping between the shoulder blades. I get that too. I'll try the elbow thing.
DHinsSC, I went from a 85 Sportster to a 2000 Classic. Talk about comfort. One important thing though, seats man, especially with the rider backrest. I'm sittin on a Mustang. Your body will thank you. Welcome to the world of bagger heaven.
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