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The BEST looking bikes with whitewalls (in my opinion) are two tone bikes with white as one of the colors (and spokes!). However, all black bikes with spokes also look good with whitewalls. Just my 2 cents! SJ Ron
1) It is your bike...ultimately it is your decision. 2) WWW are classic. 3) I have the RKC and think the custom looks everybit as good with or without. 4) The rotors are so damned big we can barely see the wheel anyway...so that sort of equals out the playing field. 5) When you are cruising...no one will be able to tell what wheel is or isn't on it. 6) Go for it if your gut tells you to. You will only regret not listening to your instincts. Lastly) Great looking bike
Still kicking it around in my head. I'm wondering if I go with black walls for now and next round I go with white walls + spokes. Gives me a little time to save up some cash for the complete package. Still might go with white walls this time around... I don't know. But thanks all for the feedback - much appreciated!
Originally Posted by one-up
Here's my opinion - and you know we all have opinions...........
That's a great looking Road King Custom. You have a bike that is very special right from the factory. I wish they still made the custom. It came with blackwalls from the factory, because it looks good with blackwalls. Just like a Road King Classic looks good with laced wheels and WWW, your Custom looks good with mag wheels and blackwalls. If it were me, I put blackwalls on it and leave it black and chrome - beautiful. By the way, My sig pic is a Road King FLHR, so I can go white or blackwall
You make a very good point...
Originally Posted by Pops98
I really like the looks of the WWW. Not to hijack the thread but what setup are you using for the forward rider pegs. Looks very comfortable.
1) It is your bike...ultimately it is your decision. 2) WWW are classic. 3) I have the RKC and think the custom looks everybit as good with or without. 4) The rotors are so damned big we can barely see the wheel anyway...so that sort of equals out the playing field. 5) When you are cruising...no one will be able to tell what wheel is or isn't on it. 6) Go for it if your gut tells you to. You will only regret not listening to your instincts. Lastly) Great looking bike
I've thought about switching to blackwalls because they're cheaper than whitewalls, but I decided to stay with them. The whitewalls just look good. Keeping them clean is not that big of a deal. I just use Magic Eraser to keep them white.
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