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I just would never go to a 16 front and rear instead of my 21 front. Also your opening a can of worms... Your gonna have to black out a bunch of stuff to make it look clean... You can keep the chrome and just go with a little black but either way I think you'll need some black on the bike! who knows thou!
They are a nice looking set. If you got them relatively cheap you could always take em apart and have them powder coated to a color that would match your bike. Or not.
Sell them to lionscorn...... he's runnen a 21"er and regrets it... So im sure a 16/16 black combo would beeeedazzle him ....lol........ It would give him the "new direction" he's looken for. Either or good luck on your sale!
Last edited by BLKnCHRME09Deluxe; Jan 7, 2011 at 04:29 PM.
I wouldn't do those rims. Maybe if they were chrome if anything just sale them and get new ones. Black on a bike with hardly any black kills te flow jmo
I don't care for the 21" look and consider changing to 16 a good improvement. Big improvement. (matter of taste, but that fad don't work on a bike in my opinion).
However, the black ain't gonna work either, unless you paint the bike (which I wouldn't rule out).
I don't care for the 21" look and consider changing to 16 a good improvement. Big improvement. (matter of taste, but that fad don't work on a bike in my opinion).
However, the black ain't gonna work either, unless you paint the bike (which I wouldn't rule out).
You asked for opinions. Sorry if I offended.
No offense taken at all.Thats why I posted this thread.All opinions welcome, good ,bad or indifferent.If we all liked the same thing this place would be boring.
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