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MY OPINION ONLY - I think it's the absolute worst looking "stripper-ish" thing you can do to your bike. There are bikes running around with this fringe stuff everywhere that look like a buffalo. Think before you fringe...
MY OPINION ONLY - I think it's the absolute worst looking "stripper-ish" thing you can do to your bike. There are bikes running around with this fringe stuff everywhere that look like a buffalo. Think before you fringe...
Well, I have a pro dance pole in my gameroom and fringe on my bike.
Ok boys, shoot away. Check out my gallery, I fringed out both my Heritage and my Ultra. I love it, and so do alot of people I see on the road. It looks like a big hula skirt going down the road. The more the better IMHO.
Say what you want, but i think TheShrink has the best looking Ultra on this forum. The fringe thing is awesome! So Lefty, you get some PM's going with him and you'll be on your way.
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