Road Test: Harley Davidson Heritage Softail Springer

Of course, the many retro touches will attract buyers to the Heritage Springer, which is unique even within Harley's line. From the Springer style front suspension to the tombstone taillight, the FLSTS is easy to identify and conveys the fun that is attached to retro-style vehicles these days. The best part is that you no longer have to put up with much of the same unpleasantness that riders accepted as an unavoidable evil back in 1948 when the original prototype for this [motorcycle] was introduced. Unless you plan to do a lot of miles on twisting roads, the Heritage Springer is now a pleasant motorcycle to ride as well as look at.