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Front end....fork lowers, fork uppers and headlamp nacelle. The trim ring on the headlight would stay chrome and both passing lamps would remain chrome to break it up a little bit. I think it would look great against the silver paint on the bike.
But then again, it would be much cheaper to just replace the fork lowers with chrome..... just thinking aloud..... what say you?
Front end....fork lowers, fork uppers and headlamp nacelle. The trim ring on the headlight would stay chrome and both passing lamps would remain chrome to break it up a little bit. I think it would look great against the silver paint on the bike.
But then again, it would be much cheaper to just replace the fork lowers with chrome..... just thinking aloud..... what say you?
Al....I started with the exact same bike (2010 RKC) and did pretty much what you are inquiring about. It's hard when you can't find your exact bike with the features you are looking for so I hope this helps. I say go for it....but I am biased of course.
Lastly, you likely already know this, but the Harley parts are powder coated, not painted, so if you plan to go this route you might consider just having your stock parts powder coated, making this project far less costly. Shame on me for learning this after I bought the parts.
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