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I have enjoyed this forum, I had a 1994 RK that I loved until they came out with the Classic, I purchased a 1998 (first year of the RKC) and loved it it was dark blue solid color, then I saw the 2001 RKC in the two tone Real Teal and Birch White. I added several items to get the âClassic Lookâ a few of the additions was the two tone paint added to the front fender and the blue tint windshield. I thought you would enjoy a picture of this. I traded the RKC in July 2006 for the new SG (I was ready for the tunes) but I miss the look of the KING.
60mike: That look is EXACTLY what I'm talking about!
Ilike the SG's...but how could you look at a picture of your Classic and not gettears in your eyes?
I agree that is a good looking bike. Whiskers you have the same opportunity as 60mike in terms of paint. The two-tone he added to the front fender sets that bike apart I think as it would yours considering you already have the two-tone tank.
60mike: That look is EXACTLY what I'm talking about!
Ilike the SG's...but how could you look at a picture of your Classic and not gettears in your eyes?
I agree that is a good looking bike. Whiskers you have the same opportunity as 60mike in terms of paint. The two-tone he added to the front fender sets that bike apart I think as it would yours considering you already have the two-tone tank.
adam
Modes: You're absolutely right and I'm glad that 60mike posted here. But just looking his bike brings tear to my eyes...he sold it![sm=boohoo.gif]
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