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I have a Night Train in that same color; I like the contrast cut on certain bikes but I feel that that color needs more black to make it stand out. Just my $0.02. Nonetheless, it looks good on your bike, but I wasn't sure about mine so I went another direction.
Last edited by Echo6 Sierra; Jul 30, 2015 at 06:49 AM.
I was looking at those grips but with the cuts in them I thought they would tear up the palms of my hands over long rides. Any complaints on them?
They look fantastic but looks and comfort don't always go together in the mods world. The edge cuts are sharp, so I always have to wear gloves. The shifter has cut into two pairs of boots already. If I had to do it again, I would go with conventional rubber grips/pegs/shifter.
I have a Night Train in that same color; I like the contrast cut on certain bikes but I feel that that color needs more black to make it stand out. Just my $0.02. Nonetheless, it looks good on your bike, but I wasn't sure about mine so I went another direction.
E6S, that's one nice Night Train you got there. Lots of customization! I especially like the Amber Whiskey color or as us Texans call it Burnt Orange (University of Texas)!!!
I've always liked chrome when it comes to motorcycles as well. I've never really got into the blacked out deal but this contrast cut is really starting to intrigue me. I've seen a lot of the contrast stuff by PM lately and some of it looks pretty awesome. I like the horn cover, came cover, transmission pieces and even some of the wheels.
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