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Anyway, I have a 2002 softail deuce. Love the bike! Been doing some upgrades to it and am looking at a new exhaust, specifically the python hs 2-1. My bike is pretty much all chrome but would like to add a bit of black to break up the monotony a little bit. What do you guys think of me putting a black exhaust on my bike? I am thinking about adding black handle bars and sometime down the road changing the wheels as well. I have a few pics of it but nothing great. I'll have to take a better picture soon.
I think funbikerchick just summed it up. Cosmetics all depend on the owner. Do what you want to make the bike yours. I have a Deuce and love it, I think it is one of the best looking Harley Davidsons ever made. Personally the thing I changed on mine immediately was the location of the plate, I didn't like it at all. I changed mine first and I think it really improved the look of my Deuce.
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