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you may be sorry after is screws your paint job up, and it will...
ORIGINAL: jd140400
i knew i was asking for"it " when i posted, but hey who has more fun..... the hook was missing too, the rest makes logical sense, although not so sure about the dust underneath it ( scratching) . was worried about belt buckles, but sounds like we will trade that worry for worrying about dust and dirt under it doing the same thing, as always thanks for the input,,,,,
I have to agree - burn the bra. I had one on another bike for a very brief time because I was conerned about scratches appearing on my tank (I believe from my belt buckle when I leaned into it to push it forward when it was shut off). I liked the looks, but in a very short time realized the bra was doing more damage than not having it. And the paint color was different under the bra. So - you might want to re-think the bra idea. Just my .02.
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