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Vivid black looks great til you hit Sturgis and you can't find your bike. The Street Glide has been the #1 selling bike for 2 years. I love black don't get me wrong. I just want mine to stand out a little.
Actually here in Colorado I don't see much custom paint on baggers at all. I never see the red flames on black ever. I liked your paint job. What are you changin to?
I had my last bike painted by them... You will get a lot of attention riding around with one of their jobs. I like the Red flames look. Mine was similar to your first option. It had a black metallic base with the brandywine flames. With a candy brandywine covering it all. In low light this was a black bike with red flames.. In the sun it turned more red than black.
of the choice you showed Id go with the flames with the skulls.gives it the yea its old fart bike but its has additude look.my little brother does hell of job on ghost style paint work,only thing is hes feed up with flames and hates to have anyone even ask him to do them. theres few guys on here who do hell of job painting.In casew your not happy with your painter in future
of the choice you showed Id go with the flames with the skulls.gives it the yea its old fart bike but its has additude look.my little brother does hell of job on ghost style paint work,only thing is hes feed up with flames and hates to have anyone even ask him to do them. theres few guys on here who do hell of job painting.In casew your not happy with your painter in future
????? Street Glide is old fart bike? I think it is one cool looking ride. One of Harley's #1 selling bikes for 2 years. Maybe your little brother isn't old enough to know HD and flames go together.
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