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Earlier today I was on a lunch break speed run to the in-laws house to talk to a contractor. On the way down, blasting down the i75 racetrack at triple digits here in lawless SWFL, I came off the ramp I saw a Road Glide ST at a light on the other side of the road. Those bronze wheels really caught my eye.
I had it in my head I'd eventually replace the boring wheels that came on my King, with some black prodigy's, until I saw the bronze versions. Now I'm thinking a little change of plans may be in order. So I used my feeble photoshop skills (I really just threw this together in 10 min, I know it looks like ****) and made a mockup of what my King might look like with them, and I'd like your opinion. I was also thinking the gold B&S from my Dyna Low Rider S would go nicely (if they are still available that is...)
So I can Leave it alone (not very likely), go with Bronze wheels and keep the silver bar and shield, or Bronze wheels, with the gold B&S. Or the original black wheel plan (which I didn't mock up)
Here is it as of today:
Bronze/Silver
And finally, Bronze/Gold
I'm really leaning towards the Bronze/Gold iteration, but that is completely dependent on whether the medallions are still available. I have my buddy checking into it.
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Opinions please...
