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i may be completely retarded. but i like the look of black and red. Im thinking of painting the tank and both fenders matte red. Choosing matte because i have a feeling i can make the tank dull colored better than making it shine myself.
wonder how it would look with a gloss black frame and oil tank.
and i like the look of matte red. never seen it on a harley though. it would be unique.
I'm ok with the frame accents if they were darker but the axle covers dont match the style of your bike IMO and with them being red it looks worse. I do like the idea about the wheels but I think maybe you should look at a red that matches the tins closer.
I'm ok with the frame accents if they were darker but the axle covers dont match the style of your bike IMO and with them being red it looks worse. I do like the idea about the wheels but I think maybe you should look at a red that matches the tins closer.
thats why im thinking of painting flat red. id obviously paint the covers and frame inserts the same color as the tins. Yay? or Nay?
Im probably going to do it. just would like another opinion and the other half that will be riding on it has no opinion whatsoever as long as the rear seat gets put on it.
Cool look if you like it thats all that matters you ride the machine not anyone else I'm fond of a little different style myself but I do really like you side plate did you make it yourself? Or is it a store bought one? If you don't mind sharing
thanks man. i actually got it on ebay. i tried looking for the seller just now and couldnt find him. it only cost me 25 bucks it has a spider web black design on it too.
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