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I am missing my lowers on my '17 and these look like a great option....would just need to get some help from the folks at Gunslingers to get the whiskey neat color scheme on them
Might be a long wait at Gunslinger, unless you know someone. I reached out recenty wanting to get my inner fairing on my 2022 painted. I called and the guy on the phone told me they didn't do work like that. I would have to have Harley Davidson order it for me. I explainded that Harley didn't offer this part painted to match the bike. He just kept telling me that was the only way to get what I wanted. I then sent an email. A gentleman responded and expalined that they were just to busy right now painting all the Harley Davidson orders. He took the time to answer several questions I had on several emails. But in the end, he just didn't know when he would be able to even schedule me in. It could be weeks or even months, they were just so busy he couldn't give me a time. Said he would contact me when they could do it for me.
Mithey were just to busy right now painting all the Harley Davidson orders..
Is this normal, since they cater to harley or is this some political statement about the current color line up?
Light in the lower is cool. I don't think this would be the worse part to paint different and be two tone. Don't even try to match, and make obvious. Lowers are nice in cooler weather.
Would it be in bad taste to say, how I like my peasant bikes, so I can afford one with lowers and one without?
Could try calling these guys. I have personal experience with them and all they do is harley work and custom paint motorcycles. They have ALL the paint codes for Harley.
CPV paint and graphics do excellent work, they painted the Blue Steel lowers on my ‘22 CVO RG. When contacting Gunslinger reach out to their consumer paint department. They also painted some parts for my CVO RG.
Gunslinger contact Venetta Howard 303-225-0854 ext 261
Could try calling these guys. I have personal experience with them and all they do is harley work and custom paint motorcycles. They have ALL the paint codes for Harley.
they were who I was considering, based on your recommendation a long time ago, I've reached out to them once on an old project I decided not to do, but they were super friendly and prompt with a quick quote, and I only had to mention the year, model, and paint scheme and they had the exact paint and the factory template to make it look oem
I'll get in touch with them, I know gunslingers did my bike as the tag is still inside one of the bags, but if CPV says they have codes and such, i'd trust them to get it done as well
CPV paint and graphics do excellent work, they painted the Blue Steel lowers on my 22 CVO RG. When contacting Gunslinger reach out to their consumer paint department. They also painted some parts for my CVO RG.
Gunslinger contact Venetta Howard 303-225-0854 ext 261
thanks for the lead....i called Gunslingers and Venetta is not with Gunslingers any more...I explained how I needed help, and they said they can't help me
they suggested I call CPV....i've already put in an email inquiry with CPV a couple of days ago
thanks for the lead....i called Gunslingers and Venetta is not with Gunslingers any more...I explained how I needed help, and they said they can't help me
they suggested I call CPV....i've already put in an email inquiry with CPV a couple of days ago
I hope your are having better luck getting someone to paint your parts than I'm having. After Gunslinger told me they were to busy. I reached out to CVP on Monday. They got back to me today and said they don't have the Wicked Orange Pearl I need. They said Gunslinger would be the only one that had it.
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considering adding lowers
