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Well Thanks to a few folks here with their help on some various projects,
JMPancoast for the Turn Signals and License Plate relocation, Mud and JRK for their help on my Saddle Can Project.
I think that the backrest and cans look better together than either do by themselves alone.
Now I need to decide whether to paint the cans OD Green, Silver like the bike, flat Black or use this Metallic Graphite paint that has a lot of flake to it.
I used it for the shadow on my crosses and I like it a lot.
Decisions...
So Y'all what do you think of the cans?
Editing to add; also need to figure out a way to get the cans to sit closer to the bike.
Last edited by Delmarksman; Dec 6, 2009 at 08:27 PM.
I have been considering doing this myself for the last several weeks! You beat me to it. Looks good. Personally, I'd go flat black. I wouldn't do OD unless you are doing the rest of the bike the same or black.
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