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Old 11-21-2010, 10:51 AM
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I think only the trained eye could tell a difference, but it's an $85 must have for a chrome rear end. I'm sure it'll all come together after the other parts get installed.
 
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Looks good.

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Nice and relatively cheap mod IF your into the chrome look. I went the exact opposite way with my belt guards....

But I DID put on a solid chrome pully cover
 
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Looks good. I also took my belt guards off a while back.

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Originally Posted by firecwp
I think only the trained eye could tell a difference, but it's an $85 must have for a chrome rear end. I'm sure it'll all come together after the other parts get installed.
You are right - it will come together. Nothin like bling bling.
 
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I have these too but am torn between the look of chrome and no lower guard. That is, when I don't have my bags on. Decisions, decisions........
 
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I have one on mine. I later installed a diamond plate to mount my Leather Works solo bag. So it's hidden unless you look through the mag rim from the right side of the bike.
 
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..... I ran with the Bottom 1 Off fur awhile


 
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Looks good. I've been thinking about getting that chrome lower belt guard as well
 
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Thats my next little item to get, that way when I powder coat my spoke pulley it will break up the chrome on the rear end. Looks good
 


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