Night Train or Street Bob ????? I'm a Harley Whore. What to buy for local rides?
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RE: Night Train or Street Bob ????? I'm a Harley *****. What to buy for local rides?
That article missed a few additional upgrades. The Heads flow a good deal more....10-13 percent or so, intake port redesigned for greater velocity and the valvetrain is lighter.
One thing that I like about the Bob is for $1000 more then the standard glide, you get spoked rims and a nice comprehensive custom look that was well designed and appointed. Certainly a case of where an eye for detail and art merged from the design house.
A blank canvas is awesome too but is much heavier on the wallet these days.
One thing that I like about the Bob is for $1000 more then the standard glide, you get spoked rims and a nice comprehensive custom look that was well designed and appointed. Certainly a case of where an eye for detail and art merged from the design house.
A blank canvas is awesome too but is much heavier on the wallet these days.
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RE: Night Train or Street Bob ????? I'm a Harley *****. What to buy for local rides?
Is this a common choice for people ?
I got down to these two models as well and then weighed up:
6 speed box, better EFI, stronger front end and a preference for the 19 inch tyre on 06 Street Bob
200mm rear tyre (very cool) additional cost and 21 inch front on the 06 Night Train.
The Bob won out in the end (60 more sleeps away!)
cheers
Surly
I got down to these two models as well and then weighed up:
6 speed box, better EFI, stronger front end and a preference for the 19 inch tyre on 06 Street Bob
200mm rear tyre (very cool) additional cost and 21 inch front on the 06 Night Train.
The Bob won out in the end (60 more sleeps away!)
cheers
Surly
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RE: Night Train or Street Bob ????? I'm a Harley *****. What to buy for local rides?
Your caps lock is on.
I believe that most companies are still working on aftermarket exhaust systems. You could change just your mufflers, and if you leave the intake alone, you won't need a re-tune.
joe
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I believe that most companies are still working on aftermarket exhaust systems. You could change just your mufflers, and if you leave the intake alone, you won't need a re-tune.
joe
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