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i'm going to guess somewhere in the middle east . palm trees + the style of the building + in one shot you see the corner of another bikes license plate with what looks like an arabic character on it
nice looking bike . i also noticed it has no license plate at all . was it trailered to the photoshoot ?
It looks like his plate is under the tour pak. Which makes me wonder why the extra mounting plate below the light. Oh well, we all need a littly mystery in our lives.
where are the pics of this blacked out bike?all I see is a chrome one with some black pieces
LOL... Actually quite few parts were de-chromed and then painted black. For sure not fully blacked-out yet but, money permitting, getting there slowly, like yours...LOL
I like it! I want to do the.same thing except keep the exhaust chrome and change the engine covers to gloss black.
I am thinking adding the gloss black engine covers kit too, including primary, when my bike goes in for its next service, all will depend of my budget at the time.
Fennec, I like the look of your Classic. In my opinion, the front bumper rails need to be blacked out also, or just removed. I think your exhast and saddlebag rails blacked out is what makes your bike really stand out.
I saw a 2009 Ultra Classic that had been wrecked in the front. When the owner repaired it, he installed a 2009 Street glide front end and then powder coated all of the bikes chrome black. The rear fender of a Street glide was also installed on the Ultra. I have to say it was interesting looking.
Very nice............
Thank you
Yes front bumper rail and front fender chromed skirt are on the list to be blacked-out. For sure a Street Glide rear fender will be a plus look wise, thansk for the advise.
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