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sorry guys i traded the sporty in on a new night train today. i loved the sporty but wanted more confort for the longer rides i will post some pics soon. hope you guys dont bash me to much.
Congrats on the new Night Train, funny thing is I'm thinking of getting a Night Train myself. It's either that or getting a wide glide front end for the Sporty. I'm waiting until next spring or early summer as our riding season is coming to a close soon. Enjoy the new ride and keep us posted on how you like it compared to the Sporty.
I almost bought a Night Train but it was just a bit too stretched for me. I'm 5'11 with just over a 30" inseam and a bad neck, haha. Not such a good combo for that bike. But, seriously, congrats on one BA bike.
MJStephens, Im also 5' 11" with 3 bulged disks in my back. I put 140 miles on my train today and feel fine. Little trick I think helps me Is I run a stock softail standard seat. Little more cushion on the ole rear end.
sorry guys i traded the sporty in on a new night train today. i loved the sporty but wanted more confort for the longer rides i will post some pics soon. hope you guys dont bash me to much.
dang you and don't you ever post in here again!...nah just kiddin congrates on the train.And hurry up wit them pics bud.
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