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de-chromeing bike 3 Weeks, 3 Days ago  
I am thinking about doing the opposite of most people out there... I am thinking about taking every chrome part off of my bike and getting them flat black powder coated. Any opinions on how this would look or anyone who you would recommend to do such work?
 
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Re:de-chromeing bike 3 Weeks, 3 Days ago  
I'm thinking of having a lot of the chrome painted pearl white myself You can't powder coat the pipes. You would have to have them ceramic coated. If that's the look you want go for it and don't look back!
 
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Re:de-chromeing bike 3 Weeks, 3 Days ago  
Me Too Musky. I think all white would look GREAT!
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Re:de-chromeing bike 3 Weeks, 3 Days ago  
I was aware of the pipes and have my eyes on this set here.

http://www.roadburner.com/exhaust.asp?ProductID=4314

I think that would look good against the black engine on my new r*
 
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Re:de-chromeing bike 3 Weeks, 3 Days ago  
Texas Snowman wrote:
YOU GO FIRST.

Deal We'll use my bike for the test and you pay for it.
 
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Re:de-chromeing bike 3 Weeks, 3 Days ago  
sos567656765 , A friend of mine has those pipes on his black road stratoliner. They look Great.
My son Blacked in his xs1100, made it look like a "midnight" edition.
It really looks good too.

If you want all black, then go for it.
 
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Re:de-chromeing bike 3 Weeks, 3 Days ago  
I wish I could pay for both of ours. Sorry not any time soon.
I always wondered why yamaha does not color code the Black Frame to fit the color of each bike. I know it all boils down to $$$, but I think it would really make the bikes look better.
 
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Re:de-chromeing bike 3 Weeks, 3 Days ago  
I have seen several "all" flat black bikes. They look good. Not really my style, but I say most people I have talked too like the look of Flat black.
 
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Re:de-chromeing bike 3 Weeks, 3 Days ago  
sos567656765 wrote:
I was aware of the pipes and have my eyes on this set here.

http://www.roadburner.com/exhaust.asp?ProductID=4314

I think that would look good against the black engine on my new r*


I have the Double Eagles only in chrome...

Be prepared to get pipes that maybe longer than in the pic...as you can see from my sig pic....

You wont be dissappointed...
 
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