must be I'm up in northern Cali for some biz and the stealer has one up here too

 

Just looked at one real nice. Being vertically challenged I had no problem with reach and balance on the blackline bars were ok but could have been a little further back a mini ape would have worked better for me
Carl

 

The 4 local dealers I have been to here all have the Orange and Black.

 

I'd leave the speedo where it is and put on some T-bars.

 

Me too. By no means do I want to get rid of my Train, but I do want to see one in person. I really hope this wasn't their attempt at a Night Train.

 

yup...

 

All 4 of the dealers I have been too looking for a used Night Train nudged me towards the Blackline. One went so far as to say the Blackline is the answer for the Night train.

 

I used to own a Night Train. The Blackline is not nearly as mean looking as a Train but it has its own vibe going. I saw one today at my dealer and I like it. It's much more old school looking than a Train. It is going for the old school, bobber, shovel look. I like the engine and I like the rear fender. It reminded me a lot of the Nightster I used to own...same vibe but in a Softail package.

By contrast, the Train looks much more modern and mean. Like a blacked out pro-street bike with an agressive attitude.

I would be proud to own either bike and as I stated, I used to own a Train and do miss it. But I just can't justify a 3rd bike. I have an Ultra for traveling and I have my Deluxe for cruising. But d@mn I want a hot rod.

 

Kept my old one when I bought my last bike. One is more of a hot rod, the other is really easy going, it would be my more than a day trip scoot...
It is really cool to have a choice, and as others have also stated, if u have one down for a new Dyna S 2000 I ignition install (no more Crane Hi-4 , u won't be caged during riding days.....