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I did this quick in Photoshop...gives you an idea what black lowers would look like. Sorry, I can't paint "chrome"...
Edit...I also did Chrome for you to see. I love Photoshop.
Thanks for the quick Photochop Vic, I think you guys are correct Chrome would look best.
Originally Posted by redrubicon2004
Chrome.
Did you start blacking out parts on the left side rear? It looks pretty dark there...Needs some chrome or the whole bike needs more black.
Yes Started to balance out with chrome Blacks, and the reds, I have a set of 96 Jugs that are going on in the winter, Black Diamond cut, I love the chrome and what it does to the paint scheme. I will Have a hard time finding balance on the right side with the chrome.
Originally Posted by roofer
I would have to say chrome and where did you get that front fender
Drag Specialties has it, But the tins from a fellow Glider here on HD.
Originally Posted by old skool1983
i can honestly see yr dilema, yr bike would look good with both for sure, each equaly as cool.
i would say get the cheaper of the 2 because as far as looks go, won't be a difference.
A Local LEO here has a Bead blaster here, that is willing to do the dirty work for me, Then I could just send them up the road to be dipped, and bake the powder coat on them as well, yes I am still stuck, 39MM lowers in chrome I see can be had for around a buck and a half.
Thanks for the kudos on the ride all, keep the suggestions coming, Good bad or indifferent, That's what I like about this place. You can never be wrong here, just different
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