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I think the Teal/White is the best color combo they currently make, but I may not think that years from now.
Black and black variants look classic for all times. One of the selling points and a prime factor in picking my color was it had a good deal of a black. And I'm still as happy with my color choice today, as I was when I bought it.
That said, I agree with almost all the posts so far. All great advice. You have a tough call ahead of you.
Black. Anything else is a mistake. Sure, some color combos look good and the fairer gender should certainly partake Anyway, you'll never regret black. Blacked-out or chromed-out, aped or dragged, accessorized or bobbed, black will keep you happy. Also, everyone likes it (if you sell later). Bottom line, it looks way better too - a man's bike! I have Red and hate it. Will be replacing or painting the tins asap. I roll without a front fender just so there is less 'color'.
I feel for ya. That teal and white is such a clean, retro flavor. I love it especially with the wide whites. Really gives the Deluxe a run for it's money in the looks department. But what the hell, I went with Black Pearl and love the dark side too so what do I know. Best of luck.
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