Chrome Vendor

[Bounce]

That ain't right, Scab. Mr. T wasn't gay.

spinners and those exhaust pipe whistles would be mandatory on such a bike.

 

[Toecutter]

That ain't right, Scab. Mr. T wasn't gay.

Not according to Eddie Murphy...

 

[Scab]

That ain't right, Scab. Mr. T wasn't gay.

Not according to Eddie Murphy...

Haaaaa!

(mr. T voice

"Hey, boy. You look mightly cute in them jeans..."

 

[RiderCoach Lar]

At the risk of UN-hijacking this thread (I pity the fool!!!)......

This post from a year ago... shiny linky...convinced me that chroming (wheels, at least) was a very good idea. According to the survey, roughly three quarters of the forum members at that time thought so too. Because it's not cheap, I haven't done it......yet.

Not too sure about chrome paint. I saw a few sport bikes at the bike show with it and it looked OK on them. I vote that John T try it and let us know how it turns out!

 

[skyway]

Do to your bike whatever you please, after all it's only you that has to like it. I'm sure you've already figured out there are a lot of anti shiny-shiny folks around here who'll jump your case for a while.

I'll be keeping my eye out for the "whats the best polish" thread to surface from you later this summer. :lol:

Bring on the bling!! B)

 

[GunMD]

I have to admit...despite my earlier comments those wheels do have a certain appeal to them...

"Open mouth, insert foot"

 

[kulwen]

I like the wheels also.

 

[Scab]

Yeah John, ultimately it's your bike and your coin. If you like it, cool.

 

[Bounce]

I have to admit...despite my earlier comments those wheels do have a certain appeal to them.

i had silver wheels for years. when i got the 2003 i LOVED that they were black. if anything, i'd have them powder coated (black) just to make the finish more durrable.