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Why go with the studs on the heat protectors when you don't have them on the seat or backrest? They kind of jump out at you, and draw your eye right to them. I'm thinking it would look better w/o the studs. I know it's just one opinion, but I thought you might want some honest feedback...Oh, other than that, the bike looks great. I love the exhaust, and the chrome wheels. Very nice.
They aren't actually studs. They are white jeweled stones. The picture you saw may not show them like they are in real life. I think they go good with the white pearl paint I have. Here is another picture that may show them better.
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