Chroming
#1
Chroming
My brother has an 08 Fat Boy and I have a 08 Street Glide. He is putting on chrome forks and inner primary. He suggested I take the old parts and have then chromed, and use them on my bike. Is this a valid idea, seems to easy to me, wouldnt everybody be out buying up parts to chrome?
Thanks John
Thanks John
#3
IIRC, his lower forks are single caliper; your bike has twin calipers. Also, don't know if the inner primary is the same on both bikes.
Some folks buy parts to have them chromed in order to avoid the downtime associated with using their own parts. As for chromed sliders, I initially thought about chroming mine, but bought the HD kit instead at 20% off list price.
Some folks buy parts to have them chromed in order to avoid the downtime associated with using their own parts. As for chromed sliders, I initially thought about chroming mine, but bought the HD kit instead at 20% off list price.
#4
If you buy take-offs and send them to a good chromer, you will usually have better chrome. HD chrome fork legs are notoriously wavy. The waves come from lack of enough polishing prior to plating. If you look at a set of HD legs and a set that a good chrome did, you will see a world of difference.
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#6
That's a good idea but how would you verify the correct amount has been added?
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#9
Thats a great idea, will do this on my Dyna, I will also send my front end to chromepros, thay do great work.