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easiest color i have owned to take care of. simple and always looks great compared to other colors. doesn't show dirt much at all and clean up is simple. get the train!!!!
Not jackin the thread....but I have decided not to trade my 07 Fatty and will have it repainted in the black denim instead. I have a couple of quotes, but the best is $650, with me removing the tins and shipping them off a Harley dealer in MI to have it done to factory specs. Sound like a fair price?
Not jackin the thread....but I have decided not to trade my 07 Fatty and will have it repainted in the black denim instead. I have a couple of quotes, but the best is $650, with me removing the tins and shipping them off a Harley dealer in MI to have it done to factory specs. Sound like a fair price?
Factory paint specs huh?.. sounds like someone is blowin smoke up your azz.
Take your tins off and find a local paint shop to do it, should be plenty of them in your area.
Dude your salesman has no earthly clue. The satin finish on the denim black is clear coat. I had a denim black cross bones and it was very easy to maintain. No it didn't show scratches near as much and was easy to wash. I would give anything to have another denim black bike. Tell you salesman to set the crack pipe down.
Is the crack pipe and option in some areas of the country? I asked my local HD shop about it and they said it was not available here in eastern NC.
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