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The paint is almost flawless except for one chip in the gas tank (pictured). Its a chip, not a dent or a ding. You could repaint it or put a sticker over it. The paint itself still shines beautifully!

Many aftermarket chrome accessories on this bike!

Chrome:
-Engine covers
-Driveshaft cover
-Highway bars
-Light bar
-Speedometer bezel
-Rear fender extension
-Clutch cover
-Stator cover
-Brake fluid reservoir cover

And probably more that I forgot, but they're all in the pics!

It still has the factory Honda seat which has a small hole in it (pictured). Theres many aftermarket seats available for this model still on the market. The only reason I haven't gotten it re-upholstered is because I wanted to just buy a more comfortable one. The stock seat is pretty comfortable, but the aftermarket seats are better for extended trips.

I cant say enough about the Samson Street Sweeper exhaust system. If you want a bike that looks like a Harley but dont want to spend the money on one, then look no further. Heads will turn when you roll by on this one. The exhaust sound is beautiful whether you're at an idle or cruising down the street or flying down the highway.

The carbs have been retuned. When I first took ownership of this bike, one carb was running lean and one carb was running rich. I've tuned them both to perfection and replaced the plugs. This bike is also equipped with a K&N air filter which I've recently cleaned and recharged for added performance. Brand new brake pads, a new battery, and regular oil changes complete the maintenence I've performed on this bike.

This one runs like champ!

Shortly after I got this bike, I blew a fork seal. Rather than just replacing the bad one, I had both of them rebuilt. I thought since one side was losing fluid, it was putting too much pressure on the good one and it'd be next to blow. Now it rides like a boat on smooth waves.

Brand new Metzeler tires with maybe 600 miles on them, if that many. The wheels are factory spokes.