That's a great picture. Glad to see a fellow "sport" Harley rider.Have you everleaned as far as the bike will go, and then hung your body off the side? I do it all the time, but I've found it to be pretty much impossible to get myknee down no matter how far the bike is leaning and no matter how far off I hang. Of course I'm sure yours will go lower before hitting anything solid.Unfortunately,nobody has taken any pics of me doing it yet. But now Ireally want to see if my girlfriend can do it. I'm sure it takes abit of luck and skillto get a good shot from a stationary pointof a bike hauling butt. I love to shock my non-Harley riding friends when they see me doing that kind of stuff.

 

BOTM?

Just a thought...

 

Awesome pics, nice fatboy

 

NICE BIKE LOADER AND GREAT PIC...just remember to keep the shiny side up, or i guess in my case, with the new bike i should just say "keep the rubber on the road"

 

Nice looking FatBoy I too love to ride my fatboy and lean into a turn but always dragging.

 

Looking even better each time I see er Loader, good work!!

 

I'm still new to riding...again. I also like my floorboards as they are and without the rust that comes from grinding.

 

Coming from sport bikes to the Night Train I am very surprised at how well it does actually handle and how solid it feels.
I have scraped both sides and even though the front tire has no chicken strip the rear still does.
Probably the difference in how the tires are shaped, the rear being more flat than the front.

On my gsxr1k both tires have the same round shape.

Looking good.!