Chrome fork lowers, any one regret doing it?
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You can save some money by polishing them, not as good as chrome but it can be fixed whenever you have a scratch or rock chip.
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The stock lowers start to look bad after a couple years. I've had the chrome lowers for four years now, and they still look new.
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I love chrome front lowers but beauty still is in the eye of the beholder. My 2000 Deuce has chrome forks. I traded it in a few weeks ago for the 2011 Dyna but after 11 years the entire chrome front end still looked great. Only a few small chips.
I noticed that I have some oil leaking from the seals already. Maybe I can have that covered under warranty and have chrome lowers put back on instead. I never had this amount of accumulation of fork oil on my 2000 softail.