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I love the RSD air cleaners. I have been going back and forth for a while about which one would look best on my scoot, the chrome or contrast cut. Any thoughts? I change my mind every day. Pics are attached. I just ordered the Wild 1 Chubby's 16 inch Apes, so they will be going on as well.
I love the RSD air cleaners. I have been going back and forth for a while about which one would look best on my scoot, the chrome or contrast cut. Any thoughts? I change my mind every day. Pics are attached. I just ordered the Wild 1 Chubby's 16 inch Apes, so they will be going on as well.
I agree with the others. Chrome on anything but a blacked-out bike. Here's where I got mine -- excellent prices and service.
go chrome and if it still dont tickle your fancy can always detail the center logo and any other recessed areas in the same color as your bike. That red or orange you have on your bike might look ok filling in the RSD logo. I want to get mine painted or powder coated white.
Check out the Performance Machine super Gas Air Cleaner. It is essentially the same cleaner with the ability to change the inserts to match wheels or for a different look.
Thanks for the input. You guys kind of confirmed what I was thinking. I like the look of the contrast cut more, but the chrome would look better on my bike. Time to start shopping.
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