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Lovely bike. My dad would go nuts over that. He is always insulting my poor black ice Dyna for not being a bright color.
(will I get laughed at if I add that your bike exactly matches my new nail polish (Chanel Mimosa)?)
doesn't bother me a bit, but then again, my bike is denim black. groupw might have an issue with it, but could always look at it as the glass half full. a bottle of nail polish is gotta be cheaper than what hd charges for touch up paint
btw molly, i really like the black ice as well. one of those colors that when you first see it, you think, meh.... but then really grows on you.
Those damn two into one pipes totally drive me nuts. Every time I see them on a nice lookin' bike, I cringe. They take away from the Harley look. (IMHO) I know, higher performance, BUT, is that what Harleys were built for? Is it worth it? BTW, I'm in Mich. and it's been cold & rainy and the vodka is flowing so don't rail on me too bad.
BTW, I'm in Mich. and it's been cold & rainy and the vodka is flowing so don't rail on me too bad.
OK won't hold that against you to much.
They take away from the Harley look.
Say What????
2 into 1 is Old School and is part of the Harley Legend
Jeez, I stand SOOOOOOOO corrected!! Thanx SteveO-ll. They say when you turn 55, your mind starts goin' quick!! I forgot about the REAL "old" school. Thanx for the mental slap!! BTW, great pixs. (Maybe it's just the newer 2-1 chromies I see that gives me thought) And, as so well put: "Each to their own"
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