Night Train Pictures
#4063
09-04-2009, 01:17 AM
Wow IMO that is one of the ugliest thing wrapped around a frame.
ness does some cool stuff but not on the cheap or production standpoint, that bike seems like it has no common patterns to give it any "flow" its blocky then pointy than curvy wtf
and that victory logo makes the paint look even cheesier
Sorry rant over
ness does some cool stuff but not on the cheap or production standpoint, that bike seems like it has no common patterns to give it any "flow" its blocky then pointy than curvy wtf
and that victory logo makes the paint look even cheesier
Sorry rant over
#4065
09-04-2009, 09:38 AM
Tourer
Yep. Take a look at these vids. I'm sure they really aren't applicable to living on Oahu but out in the great expanse it does make sense.
Btw; this is my other favorite bike. A 69' Shovel I rode for 12 years. It saw a lot of changes over the years but ended being a fantastic bike. Being a simple working man over the years and always struggling I was lucky to have some good friends, brothers, who helped me get it to the condition you see here. I really wish I would have kept it now.
I think my 07 Train is going to be the bike I keep forever. I never get tired of looking at or riding it. Plus; thanks to the good folks here, I'm always getting new ideas to make it even better. Thanks everyone!!
Btw; this is my other favorite bike. A 69' Shovel I rode for 12 years. It saw a lot of changes over the years but ended being a fantastic bike. Being a simple working man over the years and always struggling I was lucky to have some good friends, brothers, who helped me get it to the condition you see here. I really wish I would have kept it now.
I think my 07 Train is going to be the bike I keep forever. I never get tired of looking at or riding it. Plus; thanks to the good folks here, I'm always getting new ideas to make it even better. Thanks everyone!!
#4066
09-04-2009, 11:54 AM
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#4070
09-05-2009, 12:59 PM
Road Master
It's made in Belgium, good thing is it's a bolt on kit.....
Here's their site .... http://www.qtec-engineering.com/
Some PICS
Here's their site .... http://www.qtec-engineering.com/
Some PICS