Blacking out studs on heritage saddlebags?
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From: San Diego, CA
Just take a black Sharpie and make them look like, who I call, black chrome. And if the weather or wear you just open up that same old Sharpie (that you carry in your saddle bags) and touch them up. Easy Peasy!
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From: outer mongolia
Sorry, no pic of it. It did make them blend in way different. Kinda looks more modern. The phtoshop idea sounds good...see what she looks like.
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Just found these,
http://www.cruisercustomizing.com/bl...y/part/M-78089
Their really good ones. chrome over brass, so they wont rust.
http://www.cruisercustomizing.com/bl...y/part/M-78089
Their really good ones. chrome over brass, so they wont rust.
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From: Warner Robins, Georgia
Hey Fren, how did you safely take out the stock chrome studs? Sure appreciate that knowledge.
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From: Warner Robins, Georgia
Thank you for explaining...some of us don't have the green to purchase an extra set of bags. Plus, the bags are cool, studs are a personal thing.
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