CHROME.....

[skuuter]

Yes, there can be too much of it.......





















...just a wee bit too much "BLING"...... ThumbUp

 

[rhino 2]

Nope!! There's still the Helmet and Seat to go... Chrome..

 

[skuuter]

Nope!! There's still the Helmet and Seat to go... Chrome..

"TRUE"......:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

 

[Sully]

Geez, riding next to that on a Sunny day could be blinding :AGGHH:

 

[Gold Rush]

HOLY COW !!!!! Where's my catalog?? I got to catch up..... NOT :xszpv::xszpv:

Mama says I can't afford what it would cost me... :xzqxz::xzqxz:

 

[skuuter]

There's a "Story" to this Bike.....the Guy that owns it's Son was killed in an accident on another Harley He owned after returning from the Iraq War. His Son owned it and was in the process of getting tons of chroming done, and the Bike being put back together upon His Stateside return. His Son really liked lots of Chrome, so He carried it to the extremes You see here as a "Shrine" to His Son. Since taking these Pics, He has had to remove the Chromed License plate and replace it with a standard version. He fought it in Court with the DOT, but They won out. The Bike can be spotted frequently on the Lynchburg, Tn Courthouse Square, and around the Huntsville, Al area.....ThumbUp

 

[Rod69]

Wow! I applaud the gentleman for carrying on with the bike for his son.:clapping:

 

[Lucky]

There's a "Story" to this Bike.....the Guy that owns it's Son was killed in an accident on another Harley He owned after returning from the Iraq War. His Son owned it and was in the process of getting tons of chroming done, and the Bike being put back together upon His Stateside return. His Son really liked lots of Chrome, so He carried it to the extremes You see here as a "Shrine" to His Son. Since taking these Pics, He has had to remove the Chromed License plate and replace it with a standard version. He fought it in Court with the DOT, but They won out. The Bike can be spotted frequently on the Lynchburg, Tn Courthouse Square, and around the Huntsville, Al area.....ThumbUp

To much of the good stuff for me,but what a great story. Tanks for the pics. and sharing the story.

 

[skuuter]

Yeah, waaaaaaay too much Chrome for me too. I doubt if His Son had plans for this much either. I think the Father went overboard just as a tribute....Really Nice Guy that owns it.....ThumbUp:10:

 

[tom w]

you would have to park in the shade. too hot to handle.

 

[skuuter]

you would have to park in the shade. too hot to handle.

This has happened a few times....burn't His arm one day at Lynchburg after it "basked in the sun" all day.....

 

[scuba1954]

Hello my name is Mike and I AM a Chromahaulic! Never enough chrome, need more chrome...ahhh chrome

 

[John Luciano]

On my gold wing I have a small chrome badge just below the filler door. Says. this trike owned and enjoyed by John and Honey. When I am riding with the sun to my back I am blinding by it. I can imagine that ride on that bike .. Good story"

 

[skuuter]

On my gold wing I have a small chrome badge just below the filler door. Says. this trike owned and enjoyed by John and Honey. When I am riding with the sun to my back I am blinding by it. I can imagine that ride on that bike .. Good story"

Yep, my Chrome Master Cylinder Cap on my 750 Aero glares sometimes when the sun is at certain angles......

 

[Ed Hobgood]

Everyone has their own amount of chrome they want on their bike/trike. I for one think the bike looks great but just like others have said, too much of a good thing. I love the story and retired military myself, I want to say thank you to the father and sorry for the loss of his son.

 

[87Trike1200]

What a great story and I applaud the "memorial" to his son. Personally, I would never be "allowed" that much chrome as it would be tarnished, blemished and rusty in no time... My trike - although acceptable, can always use some extra polish and additional cleaning.