chrome/blk
Chrome switch housings or Chrome buttons?
Cruiser
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I havn't really thought much about either of these until reading this thread. It sounds like the buttons are cheaper and simple "lick-n-stick" and the housings are more expensive and more chance of being sorry you started the project on a Friday night with nice ride planned for Saturday.
Any comments on price or installation issues with either set-up? Thanks
Any comments on price or installation issues with either set-up? Thanks
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I saw my bike this weekend with the new chrome housing and chrome switches. I do like black switches better but I think I will leave the chrome switches for now. I don't think it looked too bad.
The switches are not a simple lick and stick. lol
The switches are not a simple lick and stick. lol
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From: pennsylvania
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Had chrome + chrome on my former Road King. Just did chrome housings + black switches on my Road Glide yesterday. Time for a change and matches the Kuryakyn Iso grips which have black pads peeking-out of the chrome grip.
