My Dyna served me well but I couldn't resist this one.&nbsp\\; I had a 99 Superglide Sport with a 95" big bore, SE cams, ported heads, and pretty much the whole ball of wax.&nbsp\\; It was a fun little bruiser but I've always wanted a Night Train, even before I was into motorcycles years ago so a couple weeks ago I stroll into the dealer to check on some new wheels for the Dyna and lo and behold there's a Night Train at the front door.&nbsp\\; I held back for a few days but finally sealed the deal a couple days ago.

I tell you what, going from the Dyna to this thing is amazing.&nbsp\\; I couldn't be happier with the bike and other than maybe throwing some wheels and changing the grips and pegs I don't think I'll fool with this one.&nbsp\\; It came with a SE breather and VH black pipes.

You'll have to forgive me but I seem to have misplaced my battery charger for my digital camera so I'm on the hunt right now and I'll get some pictures when I find it.&nbsp\\; I'm stoked!!

 

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HA! if this is your plan, you may want to refrain from looking at the night train pics section, there are some BAD *** bikes there!

 

Welcome to the soft side!

 

I'll be doing the switch next week or might end up with two bikes. Glad your Happy with the switch,I'm sure I will too.
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nothing comes close to owning Train(not to say other bikes are no good just we all have are own taste and the only way i would get rid of my Train is if some one pried the grips out of my cold dead hands

 

Congrats on the new bike.

 

love the ntrain.what are the differences you have found? ride quality? performance??&nbsp\\;i wrecked my heritage and have been bouncing back and forth between ntrain and street/fat&nbsp\\; bob.. decisions decisions[:@]..

 

Ride quality is definately improved and I have to say that even though I've modified every car and bike I've ever owned it's nice to have a smooth running, fuel injected machine that I can walk outside and hit the button and go shortly thereafter.&nbsp\\;\\\\\\; With my old bike, it was a bit tempermental at times and was a good old fashioned *** kicker so to compare it to this new one probably isn't very fair.

I do love this thing though!

Ok, so wheels, pegs, grips, a headlight and that's all I'm doing...........and maybe some powdercoat......and maybe a 250 conversion.........and that's it.&nbsp\\;\\\\\\;

 

[quote]ORIGINAL: MK249

200 conversion on an 08 Night Train? Harley already did that for ya.

 

+1 I heard that!