Chrome Yes or No?????

[3 Wheel Rider]

One of my previous 2 wheeled bikes had a lot of chrome on it and I hated having to polish it all of the time. I promised myself that I would never own a bike with that much chrome on it again. My current 2 wheeled bike has very little chrome and truth be told I wish the two side covers were blacked out so it had even less. When I was shopping for my Sypder I was really set on getting the RT-S because it didn't have chrome on it. I was planning on adding the GPS to the RT-S but later "settled" on the RT-Limited because the end of year close out sale that I was offered was a few $K lower than a regular priced RT-S. I guess you could say that saving money makes chrome a little more tolerable.
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[Bob Denman]

The black paint was peeling off the muffler on my 2010 RT and I removed the muffler with the plan to repaint it. I used aircraft paint stripper to prep the surface before painting it only to discover that the muffler is stainless steel and looks absolutely great with no paint. The only weld joints are hidden and covered by the existing trim. One can of paint stripper and a toothbrush produced a beautiful custom looking exhaust.

:nopic: :2thumbs:

Hey Bob ... what the hell is that whit fluffy looking stuff all over your yard ?????

That's just some of the dreaded "White fungus", from last February...

 

[vided]

As stated..beauty is in the eye of the beholder... Accents are nice and break up the monotony..:thumbup: I vote "Yes" guess that canceles spyderAnn01's vote and your back at square one...:roflblack:

from the great state of New York, i vote with my my esteemed colleague from the great state of Nevada, SpyderAnn01 ,
i cast a NO CHROME vote


(but if you like the shiny stuff, have at it) :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

 

[Bob Denman]

:shocked: I guess that our votes offset each other...

"Each to their own notion.", said the old woman, as she kissed the cow.