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I have seen some colors that I like, but after a while looking at them I usually go back to basic black..
2nd color is Gray, on some bikes its White. different bike looks better in some colors..
Seen one last summer at our dealers, a salesman, painted His blacked out SG, Cadillac pearl white,, that was really "sick" .
On our heritage, with chrome, spots, fringe, and leather, I like what we have.
remember, I am over 60 and my likes and dislikes are a lot different than most of U younger riders.
I am leaning towards the Merlot/Cherry combo......I just don't care for the new graphics on the gas tank....reminds me of the sneaker **** Swoosh trademark.
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