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Ok...I am looking for some honest opinions here. The more I look at my bike and ride it, the more I feel something is off or doesn't look right. Just can't quite put my finger on it. So, looking for some advice on things i should change or add....let's hear em'
The only thing that has changes since these pics, is I took the reflectors off.
(excuse the ol' man on the bike, it's my dad haha)
I think you are right, there is something a little off. Black front end ain't workin for me either. wheels should be chrome on a deluxe, probly. Air cleaner needs changed, and the piping on the seat sucks.
One thing that is good tho is the profile. It is sick, nonetheless....
I love the wheels as well but I think your right about the front end and the aircleaner. Chrome on both and make it a circular air cleaner cover or the S&S teardrop. After those two things are done then I would evaluate the handlebars. It might be that little thing that sets off from other deluxes and would bring a balance with the wheels. just mt $.02
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