Night Train Owners. I need Help!!!!
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05-03-2009, 09:03 PM
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Night Train Owners. I need Help!!!!
I bought a rear Night Train wheel off of e-bay for my 2007 Softail Standard. The owner said it was from a 2007 but it is different from my standard wheel. It's a 17x6 wheel for a 200 tire. As you can see in the pictures, the pulley mount is about a 1/2 inch longer on the Night Train wheel. Can some of the Night Train owners compare the picture to your wheel and tell me what year the wheel might be from? Once I find out I'll put it back on ebay and try to find another one.
Night Train Wheel: You can see the extended flat area on the pulley mount compared to Standard wheel
Standard Wheel:
I found this out after I put probably 20 hours in sanding and polishing the outer rim then paid $20 to have the tire taken off the Standard wheel and mounted on the Night Train wheel. Then another $20 for the dealer to balance it.
Night Train Wheel: You can see the extended flat area on the pulley mount compared to Standard wheel
Standard Wheel:
I found this out after I put probably 20 hours in sanding and polishing the outer rim then paid $20 to have the tire taken off the Standard wheel and mounted on the Night Train wheel. Then another $20 for the dealer to balance it.
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05-04-2009, 07:13 AM
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05-04-2009, 07:21 AM
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Looks to be its a late model 07-08 Night Train wheel that will bolt right up on your bike with the correct spacers.
Key word here is " Correct Spacers".
You have a 2007 Softail standard? Your pulley should mount right up. Offer yer' local dealer an hour labor to space and properly mount the wheel.
I have never heard of the standard and the nighttrain using different pulleys.
Key word here is " Correct Spacers".
You have a 2007 Softail standard? Your pulley should mount right up. Offer yer' local dealer an hour labor to space and properly mount the wheel.
I have never heard of the standard and the nighttrain using different pulleys.
Last edited by Chazmanian; 05-04-2009 at 07:23 AM.
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05-04-2009, 07:26 AM
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I really liked the days when parts books showed fitment as " 1936 to Present."
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05-04-2009, 08:25 AM
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Looks to be its a late model 07-08 Night Train wheel that will bolt right up on your bike with the correct spacers.
Key word here is " Correct Spacers".
You have a 2007 Softail standard? Your pulley should mount right up. Offer yer' local dealer an hour labor to space and properly mount the wheel.
I have never heard of the standard and the nighttrain using different pulleys.
Key word here is " Correct Spacers".
You have a 2007 Softail standard? Your pulley should mount right up. Offer yer' local dealer an hour labor to space and properly mount the wheel.
I have never heard of the standard and the nighttrain using different pulleys.
The pulley mounts to the wheel fine. It's once the pulley and rotor are mounted to the wheel, the wheel won't fit into the swingarm. The side of the wheel where the pulley mounts is longer than the standard wheel.
Thanks for the replys.
So do all Nightrains have different swingarms that the standard? I assumed if both had the 200 rear tire, the swingarms would be the same. Spacers won't help this situation at all.
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05-04-2009, 11:24 AM
I bought a rear Night Train wheel off of e-bay for my 2007 Softail Standard. The owner said it was from a 2007 but it is different from my standard wheel. It's a 17x6 wheel for a 200 tire. As you can see in the pictures, the pulley mount is about a 1/2 inch longer on the Night Train wheel. Can some of the Night Train owners compare the picture to your wheel and tell me what year the wheel might be from? Once I find out I'll put it back on ebay and try to find another one.
Night Train Wheel: You can see the extended flat area on the pulley mount compared to Standard wheel
Standard Wheel:
I found this out after I put probably 20 hours in sanding and polishing the outer rim then paid $20 to have the tire taken off the Standard wheel and mounted on the Night Train wheel. Then another $20 for the dealer to balance it.
Night Train Wheel: You can see the extended flat area on the pulley mount compared to Standard wheel
Standard Wheel:
I found this out after I put probably 20 hours in sanding and polishing the outer rim then paid $20 to have the tire taken off the Standard wheel and mounted on the Night Train wheel. Then another $20 for the dealer to balance it.
just went out and looked at mine its an 07 and that first pic you posted with the nt wheel is the brake rotor side.............the pulley goes on the other side
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#8
05-04-2009, 12:18 PM
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Dude im telling you the hub size on a train is smaller than on a standard. No matter what spacers its not going to work. The swingarms are the same. I have a 60 spoke, 18x5.5 brand new sitting in my garage for a 06-07 standard for sale let me know. Been there and done this with the wheel thing. My roomate just got screwed for 400 bucks because they said they were the same and they arent.
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Dude im telling you the hub size on a train is smaller than on a standard. No matter what spacers its not going to work. The swingarms are the same. I have a 60 spoke, 18x5.5 brand new sitting in my garage for a 06-07 standard for sale let me know. Been there and done this with the wheel thing. My roomate just got screwed for 400 bucks because they said they were the same and they arent.
Thanks for the replys.
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05-04-2009, 01:16 PM