Service manual 2007 Harley-Davidson Softail Models, Standard (FXST), Custom (FXSTC), Night Train (FXSTB), Deluxe (FLSTN), Springer (FXSTS)

In 2007, Harley-Davidson offered several Softail models in their lineup. Here are the Softail models that were available in 2007:

Harley-Davidson Softail Standard (FXST): The Softail Standard featured the classic Softail design with a rigid-looking frame and hidden rear suspension. It came equipped with a Twin Cam 96B V-twin engine, 6-speed transmission, and a variety of customization options.

Harley-Davidson Softail Custom (FXSTC): The Softail Custom had a more stylish and customized appearance compared to the Softail Standard. It featured a lowered rear suspension, a wider rear tire, and a raked-out front end. The engine and transmission specifications were similar to the Softail Standard.

Harley-Davidson Softail Springer Classic (FLSTSC): The Softail Springer Classic combined the vintage look of the Springer front end with modern Softail engineering. It featured a unique Springer front suspension, a detachable windshield, studded leather saddlebags, and other classic styling cues.

Harley-Davidson Softail Night Train (FXSTB): The Softail Night Train had a dark and aggressive style. It featured a blacked-out finish, a wide rear tire, a chopped rear fender, and drag-style handlebars. The Night Train was popular among riders looking for a more sinister-looking Softail.

Harley-Davidson Softail Deluxe (FLSTN): The Softail Deluxe offered a nostalgic look with its wide whitewall tires, full-skirted fenders, and chrome accents. It had a low seat height, a detachable windshield, and other features aimed at providing a comfortable and stylish riding experience.

Harley-Davidson Softail Springer (FXSTS): The Softail Springer was reminiscent of classic Harley-Davidson motorcycles with its retro Springer front end. It featured a wide front tire, detachable passenger pillion, and other styling elements that harkened back to the early days of motorcycling.

These are the main Softail models that Harley-Davidson offered in 2007. Each model had its own distinct design and features, allowing riders to choose the one that best suited their preferences and riding style.