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As I said above, outrageously amazing. Now if you want some ideas, here are a couple of small things that I noticed
-Plug wires - don't go well with the copper paint, I'd say go with black or chrome
-Add chrome axle caps for a finishing touch.
-If you have any money left over after all you've done, think about chrome flush mount gas gauge/caps.
Thanks for your compliments!
I have to disagree on the plug wires. The copper paint actually has an orange tint to it. In fact, a lot of people seem to recall my bike being orange. Also, if you look closely, you can see an orange pinstripe going around all the painted black panels. Braided chrome plug wires could be cool, tho.
I do need to replace a lot of my bolts, nuts and hardware with chrome. That's gonna be a "here a little, there a little" project for later.
And yeah, I'll think about the flush mount caps. Thought about it before, but not enough to make me pull the trigger yet...thanks again.
I can appreciate all the work you put in. Looks good. Really like the wheels.
As you can see I'm partial to the color as well. Honestly though, this color on a Deluxe or Fatboy looks good, some other bikes, not so good to me.
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