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Now, I just need to add some chrome back there. lol This is an older pic. The reflectors are gone now. The turn signals and brake lights are different now. But, very little chrome around that rim.
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What OhioSkully said on page-1. I have the HD Script Axle Covers, Sprocket Cover and Lower Belt Cover...I think it's enough, and everybody knows I like my chrome! ;>)
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Now, I just need to add some chrome back there. lol This is an older pic. The reflectors are gone now. The turn signals and brake lights are different now. But, very little chrome around that rim.
A polished rotor and chrome caliper, as well as a chrome axle or axle covers would dress the *** end up nicely....just my .02
In '04 when I was shopping around for my Wide Glide there was a dude in the shop waiting to pick up his bike. He said to go ahead and get the chrome swing arm now 'cause you will have to have it and won't be waiting on it like me. I saw his and knew i'd have to have it. After I got mine (for about a month), ever time I saw a Dyna with a chrome swing arm, I'd get a rise. I got the chrome billet sliders in the front to go with it and still get a rise every time I look at it. And besides......chrome is easier to clean than paint.
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