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Recently went in to my HD dealer. Saw the new black magic color on a low rider. First off where's the black. Looked more like a bluish gray. Somebody at HD must be colorblind. Then there's that decal on the front fender. What were they thinking. It looks like a kid scribbled it on there and filled it in with ugly colors. Tank decal is just OK. Anyway no offense to anyone who has that color of course. Just my opinion.
forget the name, it's just a gunm metal dark grey, which is cool , it's something different that just black or demin black., the deep jade is my first choice the only thing I don't like abou the low rider is those skinny, flimsy bars
Last edited by LunaticFringe; Dec 6, 2014 at 02:03 PM.
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