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Need some opinions. I have a 04 black FLHT (Standard) I am trying to balance out the chrome and black. So far I have:
- Chrome engine kit with chrome round air cleaner cover.
- Chrome front end (debating if I want to use black axle cover or chrome).
- Vance and Hines True duals
- Chrome trim around the gauges and Sony radio.
- 8 inch black windsheild.
- Vivid black with skull dash insert with push button gas cap.
- Fairing mounted mirrors.
- Black Diamond grips with black levers.
- Black Diamond floorboards inserts, shifter peg, brake pedal, and passenger pegs (I have the Street Glide setup).
- Chrome highway pegs mounts with black diamond pegs.
- Black braided lines (throttle, clutch, and brake).
- Black powdercoated billet shifter lever, extended brake lever, and passenger peg mounts.
- Street Glide rear turn signal kit with laydown license plate.
- Blacked out turn signals (front & rear), brake light, and spots. I will eventually putting on the billet setup (like the one on the Screamin Eagle Ultra) to eliminate the towel bar.
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I don't know if I should take off the rear saddlebag guards, front engine guard, and rear grab rail and have them powdercoated black. Right now, they are chrome, but I don't want to go too heavy on the black. Just enough to make it different.
I don't want to go too crazy with the black or chrome.
Need some suggestions and opinions. Would you change it? Would you leave it as is?
SBW Cycles...pics man...PICS!!! How can we tell...I have an 05 EGS and just purchased the chrome kit..love to see yours with Black and Chrome. I promise I will give you an honest opinion.
Added a Photo Gallery. Some pic of the EG are a little old and don't show the engine upgrade, front end or radio, but still good none the less. Check it out!
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