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I agree 100%. I do like green but Joe's green really doesn't trip my trigger. I don't know if this gasser green with pearl would look good or not. Maybe this and black in some type of 2 tone?
I would find a sweet shade of orange. Orange is an H-D color and for some reason I dont see many Harleys with orange on them. They seem to have a different variation of a shade of orange every year. Sedona Orange was in 2010 and wont be made again because of the tsunami in Japan where the paint was made, loved that color. I liked last years tequilla sunrise orange, lots of metallic/flake in it. You could go bright or dark, gloss or flat, and it will look sweet with lots of Chrome or lots of black or any variation of it all.
I liked 2012's bright orange on the Fatbob but would never buy it. After seeing "Montanimal"s Fatbob with black pipes and black apes he just did, I wish I had gotten orange instead of my Denim Black.
Long story short I vote you find a custom shade or Orange or Red and do black accents like pipes and/or bars.
Hmmm. Well, I ride with several guys an no one has had any problems. If you want that bad luck stuff running around in your head that's on you. Me, I focus on the good things in life and what will be will be. Ride safe Bro!
this is my 04 deuce it was vivid black and i couldnt wait to change the color, its Cobalt blue with black and white fire. I have always been a sucker for BLUE.
Id say buy a set of tins and get those painted. PBP is a limited color and you dont see it much. They only made a few bikes solid PBP. Love that color. Had to wait for 5 months extra cause I wanted that color.
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