Crome package

Posted 2008-04-07 9:07 AM (#8024)
Subject: Crome package

Puddle Jumper

Posts: 7

At Az bike week I saw a couple of Visions with the crome package installed. Looked really good!!
I'm thinling about spending the bucks and have mine done.

metalguy

Posted 2008-04-07 9:20 PM (#8064 - in reply to #8024)
Subject: Re: Crome package

Tourer

Posts: 550
Tacoma, WA

Be prepared to wait, unless you take things out to have them chromed...----Metalguy

Indiana RoadRunner

Posted 2008-04-07 9:43 PM (#8073 - in reply to #8024)
Subject: RE: Crome package

Tourer

Posts: 332
Dale, Indiana

Jedi Jeff

Posted 2008-04-07 9:51 PM (#8075 - in reply to #8024)
Subject: Re: Crome package

Fountain Inn, SC United States

Nice Tim! The bike looks beautiful with the chrome cowl. The truck looks cool too. You ever get up to Boston with that rig?

Indiana RoadRunner

Posted 2008-04-07 10:01 PM (#8077 - in reply to #8075)
Subject: Re: Crome package

Tourer

Posts: 332
Dale, Indiana

JAM - 2008-04-07 8:51 PM

Nice Tim! The bike looks beautiful with the chrome cowl. The truck looks cool too. You ever get up to Boston with that rig?
THANKS!
It'll look better (to me) when I get the missing chrome pieces.

Sometimes (like maybe twice a year), Providence, Fall River, New Bedford, and North of Boston going up to Maine.

Lots of New York (city and state)

Like going west of the Mississippi river better less traffic and less crazies.

Edited by Indiana RoadRunner 2008-04-07 10:04 PM

GnAontheRoad

Posted 2008-04-07 10:15 PM (#8078 - in reply to #8024)
Subject: Re: Crome package

Cruiser

Posts: 66
Harrisburg, PA

Love the bike and the big ole star. I too drive the big rigs. Just sold my Old FL Classic XL, gave up the O/O life and went to work for Old Dominion Freight lines. The wife and I run team to LA every week. Stay safe out there on two and eightteen!