[Hoosierman]

I'm anxious to see the chrome valve covers, engine shroud and windshield garnish that Honda is coming out with for these babies!

 

[Reidion]

Honestly, I'm not a fan of chrome... and am kind of glad it comes stock how it is Now just need to do something about those exhaust covers <_<

 

[bob]

It is good to have options. I think the chrome pipes that come on it are enough. I don't usually go for chrome accents but these pipes do make it look real pretty. Don't think I'll be needing any more though. My GW was the last bike I had that did have a little bit of chrome on it but none after that until now. Everyone is different... make your bike uniquely yours!

 

[wyrmsmeat]

Chrome hater

Do your thing, my friend. I'm not a chrome fan. Chrome = more work. Better to ride than polish. Can't deny that it does look great though. Wyrm.

 

[bicilindro]

Chrome is super toxic.
In the old cast iron age it had a sense but not today.

 

[sleepngbear]

Gimme some of those same parts blacked out.

 

[TennesseeSmith]

I think the chrome pipes look great in contrast to the black parts of the bike. If you are going for looks, a black Deluxe with some extra chrome at strategic locations could be great.

My bikes are always dirty from riding in bad places and bad weather. Dirty chrome stands out, so I like to keep it minimized. My general philosophy is that if the weather is good enough to be washing the bike, it's good enough to go for a ride.

My Dad used to spend a lot of time keeping the chrome shiny on his ElectraGlides. The black ones looked really nice.

 

[tbonesullivan]

Just remember: Chrome won't get you home.

I also am a member of the "less chrome = better" group. I'd rather have something powder coated, or another high durability coating that doesn't need to be polished like chrome does.