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I reckon you should sort out your helmet first - that clashes BIG time! Matt black?!
I am not riding to be fashion conscious ! I'd wear a pink with purple polka dot helmet with a red mohawk on it, if I thought it would help the people put down their cell phones and take notice of what's going on outside their windows.
Not seen in these photos, but I found a small bar n' shield logo (sticker) (all white, no words) about 1.5" x 1.5" which is now front and center on the batwing to break up the huge area of black. I am usually not big on stickers, but it does seem to work. Perhaps what it needs is some red flames or pinstripes.
A colour match paint job is looking like $500-$700 locally. ...or I suppose I could source some paint and try to do it myself.
if I knew how to post pics on here I'd post a pic of my painted fairing. it's a skill with due drag on it looks bad ***. custom painted cosr me 450.
I'd wear a pink with purple polka dot helmet with a red mohawk on it.
Really... Not me, but that's on you!
That being said, I would figure a way to scrape up the funds for some matching paint. The bikes worthy of proper love..... It's a Road King!
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