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Ya. He rides it. And from what I gather he's stuck with it. His wife gave him "permission" for a new headlight and seat this year. Lol.
There one of them RKs at Western Reserve in Mentor. I can get ya a good deal on it. Lol..
There is one at my dealer here they were trying to sell me yesterday. I just don't care for the other blacked out parts. I like the black and chrome contrast soo.... I polished up the 10 for therapy..
^^^Nothing prettier than a shiny black and chrome bike imo. I loved my black and chrome Ultra.......for about 50 miles. Then out came the detail spray.
First Harley. Went Charcoal Denim.. have a good friend with a 16 Fatboy S in Black Denim and think you cant go wrong with either color... Love Vivid Black and the Laguna Orange Paint colors.. but Denim Paint does it for me
There is one at my dealer here they were trying to sell me yesterday. I just don't care for the other blacked out parts. I like the black and chrome contrast soo.... I polished up the 10 for therapy..
Ya. Your bike is sweet. And better looking than the new one imo. They asked me if I was interested in the last CVO RGU. Nah. I'm good. Just sunk a ton into mine. Funny. I told.the wife I was trading in the 16 for the 16 CVO. She was ok with that. But had a fit about the **** I'd buy AFTER I got the new bike. Lol.
Here's mine now. Wish the Black quartz showed in pics.
I wouldnt ever buy a denim/ flat/ matte painted vehicle.
It looks cheap, dated, and tacky IMO. Why have your brand new bike look like a 30 year old piece of junk some poor guy that lives in a camper just spent his life savings in rattle cans and zip ties on fixing it up, the day it rolls out of the dealership?
bet you reconsider it after the first time you have to clean them.
Originally Posted by 2500hdon37s
I wouldnt ever buy a denim/ flat/ matte painted vehicle.
It looks cheap, dated, and tacky IMO. Why have your brand new bike look like a 30 year old piece of junk some poor guy that lives in a camper just spent his life savings in rattle cans and zip ties on fixing it up, the day it rolls out of the dealership?
this is my black denim bike after i'd owned it for 4 years. maybe it's just me, but I don't think it looks like a '30 year old piece of junk....'
I love my White Hot Denim Street Glide. To me the best part about the Denim paint is the ease of maintenance. Just wash and dry. No waxing involved. I always get compliments on the color.
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