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What he said - black (says he who clearly has a chrome habit)
ORIGINAL: road turtle
If you're going black, get the black pipes. Having a half/half bike doesn't look very good IMO. Either chrome or black should be the dominant exterior.
Right now I am leaning towards chrome just b/c I am not 100% sure on the black wheels and bars. The next three things I have planned in no particular order are Chrome Front end, Chrome Controls, and Fat Cat. I may leave everything chrome and just keep the few black accents as they are. Thanks for all the feedback. A lot more black supporters then I expected.
Right now I am leaning towards chrome just b/c I am not 100% sure on the black wheels and bars. The next three things I have planned in no particular order are Chrome Front end, Chrome Controls, and Fat Cat. I may leave everything chrome and just keep the few black accents as they are. Thanks for all the feedback. A lot more black supporters then I expected.
If your bike was black, I'd say black. But your bike is not, so go chrome. BTW,Did you consider painting your bars the same color as the bike?[sm=goodidea.gif]
Looking at your bike as it currently is, I'd say chrome would look the best. If you go black on the bars and wheels, I'm not as sure. I think chrome might still look best based on your paint and the rest of the engine chrome, but black would also probably look sharp. Lots of help here, I know <shrug>... I think your bike will look great whichever way you go!
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