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The matching side tins would really set that bike off. Wish it was mine. LOL, Yes I know, go buy one.
Getting paint on the side is not out of reach. Base coat for the red is Vivid Black, which the panels already are. I need to find a painter locally willing to take it on.
Getting paint on the side is not out of reach. Base coat for the red is Vivid Black, which the panels already are. I need to find a painter locally willing to take it on.
I think the dealer can get them already painted from the factory for you. I know I've seen em before.
is it possible to get the side covers to match the red? for the customs they were only like $170 from the dealer. they would look so good on your bike. then could sale the black ones & get most your money back.
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