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Thanks Bad!
I went to a lot of trouble to get the chrome horseshoe.
I agree it's essential and I appreciate you noticing!
Jeeze, I sound like a chick...
To my eye the rail in chrome is the key to your look. It does a great job tying it together. If it was black, I don't think it would flow near as nice as it does. Great call.
Quote from: Pilgrim on January 04, 2014, 07:43:14 AMThat's a nice clean Drifter. Big dog too...
That is my pal the Billionaire Playboy Moose Wayne.
Been raising mastiffs for almost 25 years
Pilgrim that is not a dog, that is his alternate means of propulsion should the engine not work, harness and go.....
That's a nice clean Drifter. Big dog too...
Sharp color combination, very attractive bike 
Nice look, the tan on the two-tone looks good. I love a two tone bike.
Moose with out a doubt the tan brings the oxblood and ivory color to surface brother . Man after seeing this the black holds the beauty back big time . Looks great 
That is one sharp looking ride, the seat really sets it out.......
Nice. All my stuff is black. I'm working on a new seat configuration using the black solo and a rear seat off a Nomad...Don't know if it will work, yet. Something about your bike's paint colors are familiar...
First off, I need to give a shout out to VDR member Angel for getting the deal done even though he had a lot on his plate.
Many thanks, amigo!!!!!
Stock tan seat on my Ox Blood and Ivory 1500--YOW!!!
I think the new seat and the chrome seat rail really brings out the red.
This will be my stock look while Mrs. Moosewayne and I designing a new look for next spring .
Hope all my Drifter riding pals enjoy a lovely an safe Holiday Season!!
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