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need to see it in a wider view with whatever else you've done to the bike.. but, this is just my opinion, chrome and bling doesn't belong on a FatBoy Lo
from looking at just those 2 pics, i would say leave it off. BUT i going for more of a blacked out look for my lo. so my opinion is a bit biased... plus i'm not sure what the rest of your bike looks like (it might work for yours). also i don't think it fits well blends on fender.
i agree with jim... imo lo's aren't meant to be chrome ******, but either way at the end get what you like and make it yours!
here are some full frontal pic's, i may have solved my conundrum, left it laying on the fender and went for a ride, got back and found it flattened on the garage floor, now I'm in the should i bend it back or screw it to the wall stage.
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