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I would love to see someone come up with a chrome battery box cover for the ride side. To me, this was a huge error on the MoCo's part when they did the 'King. I love that old FL look, and the battery box was a key part of it.
Need Your Opinions: (BTW, Thanks for finding this great thread again!)
Take a look at the two pictures of my bike during its transformation. The first picture shows the front of the bike with the 'old school' headlamp - passing lamp - turn signal visors (old style). The second picture shows my bike with the updated HD visor - passing lamp - turn signal trim rings. I believe the first picture is more 'traditional' than the newer trim rings. Which ones do you guys like best?
I saw a picture that really piqued my interest and kinda adds a nice nostalgic look. Here is a link to the post w/ scanned pic. https://www.hdforums.com/m_2146372/tm.htm
Whiskers, They both look really good. For my part the first one has a more retro look. Pretty subtle change. I always like it when this post pops back up. You're bike is really beautiful! Did you ever come up with a new paint scheme? I know you were looking.
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