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I've been slowly trying to convert my Street Glide into a sort of neo-retro look. A little bit of old school with the new style all the kids are into. Anyhow I've been considering some pin stripping, but before I dropped the money I wanted to get an idea of what it may look like. So I picked up some pinstripe decales off of Ebay and it was finally nice enough (and warm enough) to put them on today. I'm curious as to what opinions there are out there. I'm not sold on the idea yet and to be honest the only part that I really like is the tank. I think if I keep the front fairing it's gotta be bigger and I need something along the wings of the batwing fairing. In the not so distant future I'll be adding some powder coated lower legs and upper fork sliders and the rear saddlebag guards wilbe powder coated as well. So here go the pics:
Tank looks a little busy and the one on the fairing should be larger, overall I like it and it was inexpensive. Maybe out line it with some accent color!
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