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I am debating the change to all black or chrome front end on my Street Glide. My question is if I was to go with the chrome front end, how many of you purchased the Chrome Front End Package from HD? Or did you just buy the chrome lower forks? I thought the Street Glide came with the chrome upper covers or is that just a polished cover on it now? Guess I would want all the chrome axle nuts and such so the package is probably the best route to take.
RE: Chrome Front End Package? Or Chrome Lowers Only?
You should find out what it costs to have your parts taken to a chromer or powder coater. Probably cheaper and then you don't have to try and get rid of parts others are looking for in chrome or powder...
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