I have a 2010 Yellow Goldwing with a Roadsmith conversion with running boards. I am thinking about having running boards & fenders line-x black. What do you think?
Jerry
I have a 2010 Yellow Goldwing with a Roadsmith conversion with running boards. I am thinking about having running boards & fenders line-x black. What do you think?
Jerry
I think if you find someone who does a quality job it will look good. I have seen really good jobs and some that look like they were done with a whisk broom.
My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style. – Maya Angelou
Jerry "Gold Rush" (aka: "SPOOK") San Angelo, TX
2015 GL1800/Roadsmith HTS1800
TOI - IBA #23804 (SS1K & BB1.5K)
I'm like an old race horse..... I can still run the race -- Just ache more at the finish line and need more rest between outings.
Line X also has colors so you can get yellow too.
Retired trike builder
America's first lady trike builder.
Goldrush beat me to the punch - the key punch, that is... his GW Roadsmith looks really nice with the liner on the fenders. Did you happen to notice it at Kerrville?
So far all yess. I guess you guys want me to spend $$$.
LOL
go for it Jerry ( you have to do some thing with you $$$$.) no I looked a goldrush's trike and it looked good in Black. Black and yellow goes good together. I have it on mine and it is easy to keep clean I go to the car wash, but you can us a brush and get it clean also, with soap and water.
send me a picture when you get it done.
ps when I had mine done I told the man to make it straight all the way across the fender, well with the white, from a ways off it looked like the fender was cut off. so I had some liner removed to show some fender on the out side, looks better
Jr. said it
I'm planning on having finders & running boards. That will take care of most of my chips. Will not have to worry about people stepping on running boards.
Some nice pictures here:
http://www.triketalk.com/forum/threa...ion-Pics/page2
My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style. – Maya Angelou