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Spent a couple of months deciding what chrome parts to spend
the tax refund on. Got everything on & told myself that was all
for this summer.I didn't make it 24 hrs. before I'm back at the dealer
buying more trinkets for my baby.It's like the more chrome you put
on,the more unchromed spots stick out. Will this madness never end?
The only way I know to make the chrome addiction go away is to buy a "Dark Custom" bike like the Night train. That should solve the chrome problem but then from what I've seen it becomes a BLACK problem. So you see it's never ending. Just give up now!!!
I am also addicted to chrome but I am recovering chrome addict so part of my 12 step program is no more chrome so I bought Black ceramic slipons.. so it doesnt count....
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