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You may have a whole lot to do depending on the direction you select. I went with a ton of chrome and black tins. Beautiful, but quite expensive. With so much black on your bike you may want to do all black which can also be very beautiful or almost all black with very carefully selected chrome highlights. I' be seen some real beats that way too. I agree with the suggestion someone made for contrast cut wheels, I love that look. Coastalmoto had clearance on RSD ones that are gorgeous. Big thing is to take your time and plan carefully. This forum and thevendors here are great and will give good advise for your consideration in most instances. I think the planning and shopping is a very enjoyable part of this hobby. Every time I go to a bike meet I see something new that I want. Good luck and have fun.
You have a solid start to what your wants seem to be. A couple of the posters above have the bikes you seem to like. Just take a look at them and make our decision from there. As far as my opinion, the tri-spoke wheels aren't that exciting and the exhaust could use an update. Everything else may change after you see those two modifications alone.
Get some Billet Daddy's, looks like fat spokes but they're mags.
New Gloss paint and then pipes, fishtails are cool...but be different. There are many different styles of pipes, get some catalogs a check'em all out.
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