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why are you asking us anyway you don`t know us talk to a bodyshop, how in the hell do we know what to do for you you want to buy a exp bike yet cannot figure how paint works how is that for insight
The whole point in this post was just me expressing my disappointment over the fact that the FLTRU is not available in denim black. A member brought up the idea of having it painted denim. I didn't think to do that. I came here hoping for some suggestions. I got a couple of good ones and one not so good one. Like I have already stated, I will call around to some paint shops to see what it costs to do something like that.
If you don't mind, let me give you a little bit of insight. First, if you have nothing constructive to add to the post, move on. Second, like your first grade teacher told you many many years ago, punctuation is your friend.
Not sure what you thought anyone could suggest. Only one place you can buy the FLTR Ultra. And if they don't offer the color you want, either you buy what's available or you don't. It's not that complicated.
I guess we could start a letter writing campaign to add that color so they can sell one more motorcycle.....................
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