2009 Harley-Davidson Cross Bones
First Reviewed August 27, 2009
Found in Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Reviews, Softail
| Style | Not Rated |
| Performance | Not Rated |
| Durability | Not Rated |
| Overall Value | Not Rated |
One of the more unique Harley-Davidson production models from the 2009 lineup is the Softail Cross Bones. Dark styling with a nod towards the V-Twin classics of the past, this bike would most certainly be the one chosen by the pirate Captain Jack Sparrow.
The 96 cubic-inch Twin Cam motor is rigid mounted to the Softail frame. It churns out 87.90 ft-lbs of torque at 2,750 rpm but maintains a full 54 mpg on the highway because of the now-standard Electronic Fuel Injection and six-speed transmission.
The exterior styling is what really sets this motorcycle apart from others in the pack. The most notable feature would be the blacked-out springer front end followed closely by the adjustable spring saddle and the Cat’s Eye instrument cluster. Other prominent features include chrome shotgun slash-cut exhaust, chopped front fender, bobtail rear fender, black bucket headlamp, and half-moon floorboards. Available in four color choices and shown here in Black Denium.
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