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At first I thought red, but once you posted the pictures from farther back I changed my mind. Black.
Now I'm going to throw a monkey wrench into the works and say black, but not a cowbell. Get a round horn cover in gloss black to echo the gloss black derby cover.
So heres a further back shot of both-no sticker.Change anybodys mind?
Top picture looks bad ****! Horn, derby, swing arm, seat struts, battery cover all gloss black!
Bottom more like Xmas Harley (still bad ****, but top is more bad ****. Lol). How did your forks go from silver to gold? Or was that more Of the Xmas color scheme. Lol
I kid the bike looks freaking amazing
Last edited by Calif Fat Bob; Dec 24, 2021 at 02:38 PM.
I think there’s enough red going on. I think the black better ties in the derby and side cover. If red I’d have a personal/unique design laser etched in black onto the horn cover.
Please yourself. Our opinions are just that. Bike looks great whatever way you go.
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