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Stock Black trees & lwr tubes Chrm trees & tubes
will be upgrading fork springs soon and thinkin while its apart to chrm tubes and black pr chrome trees but cant decide what suits the bike so lookin for votes Black trees & chrm tubes
Last edited by bodgie1307; May 2, 2017 at 01:59 AM.
Bodgie, thx for posting this again in a separate thread
Are you asking for your scoot in the pics or for the Breakout model in general? As posted before I think for the BO in the pics above I'd say black fork legs and black trees. Balances the black and chrome aspect best, IMO.
On my bike I like the chromed fork legs and polished trees best, though. It always depends on the overall chrome and paint mixture as well as the specific paint scheme used on the bike.
Kool Paint ..the chrome tubes suits the paint cause of the red where as with mine the chrome tubes and trees seem like an eye full of chrome..thinking to go the black trees and chrome tubes for something different as ive not seen any bo with this combo locally and the black/black is too black kinda kills the rake
"I dunno... almost looks like an old guy with black knee socks under his shorts??
LMAO thats the funniest description ive heard but yeah the black lwrs kill the rake..if i do the black trees im not sure if i 2pak paint-black chrome-ceramic coat-powder coat,,wonder what the factory black tress are colored with ?
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