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When I did the LEDs on the OL's Iron, I wish I had tried a Black Sharpie
on the mounting board. Those really stand out on a black background.
The contrast probably wouldn't be bad on a chrome application though.
T.
That's a really good idea! Sharpies are very versatile tools.
Haha, my Slim straight from the factory is touted as a bobber. Grant you it aint a bar hopper or a custom chopper, but the highway bars look right at home on it as do the highway pegs that I find so necessary.
Do I consider it a bobber though? Probably not d:
Last edited by splattttttt; Nov 21, 2015 at 04:18 PM.
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