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I'll tell you what I tell my wife when I get undressed and she says "who do intend to please with THAT "thing"?"
Answer: ME!
I like the colored wires. For me, red was what I wanted. Nothing wrong with yellow or orange either. Although yellow doesn't get me excited.
I want something different and "understated" is kind of where I'm going with this post. Although, I don't think fat shiny chrome wires are quite as understated as those thin black stock ones.
I don't see anything wrong with the red colored ones
Ditto! I like mine. There was a thread awhile back where people were going back to black because too many bikes were now sporting red and various other colors and they didn't feel special anymore - WTF? Going back to black is like everyone else!
Just postin' up pix of the wires installed, as requested. Pix don't really do them justice. I still like the red wires but I think these probably go more with my black and chrome bike.
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