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Thanks guys !! i was leaning towards the rim with the black in cause of the pic i seen on HD website when you search parts , as you can see with all the chrome on that bike the 1st rim (w/black) doesnt look bad ? matter of fact it makes the rim stick out more plus less cleaning
Last edited by PAsportster; Feb 2, 2010 at 09:19 AM.
Well, all I can say is that is also on a black bike, and that bike has the matching rear wheel. You spend the money on chrome oil/battery covers, upper/lower belt guards, pulley cover, and now you want a wheel thats not chrome? I still vote for the chrome one.
Well, all I can say is that is also on a black bike, and that bike has the matching rear wheel. You spend the money on chrome oil/battery covers, upper/lower belt guards, pulley cover, and now you want a wheel thats not chrome? I still vote for the chrome one.
man stop hatin' on the black stang! i saw you hatin' in another thread, your can't hide
just kiddin bro.....to each his own. the chromies look good too but the black look good in the pic PA posted, come on say it! come to the darkside!
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