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I ordered the two tone b/w color cause it reminded me of the old army bike theme and didn't realize there is a blue pin strip untill after the bike was hatched at the dealership.
Yea, I don't know about that blue pin stripe. I really want to see the bike in person.
Since I am having such a hard time finding the bike I want, could I just special order the bike? Do dealerships do this?
Black pearl looks a bit more like a dark grey if it is next to a bike that is black.
Other then that it looks black. You will like it. It is a sharp looking color scheme. I wouldn't worry about it. Looks great.
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