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...on a Sportster Custom. Had the color all picked out and was just beating my buyers remorse demon into submission and I find they sold the bike I wanted. They have a pearl white custom that is less than the two-tone I had picked but even though I kinda like the white Im thinking "A white Harley?" Isnt that grounds for a shunning?
Get what ever you like my friend. Its all a matter of opinion. I myself chose a yellow scooter. Thats just me. Whatever color you get, congrats...it's a Harley!!
When I was looking for a bike this last Winter, there was a white 03 1200C on Ebay that I wanted real bad, it was just to far away. White Sporty's are cool IMO.
It's apersonal choice. I have seen plenty of sweet lookin' white sporties.
If you like white, get white. If youlike the 2 tone, then find what ya like. I went 2-tone, and whatI thoughtwas going to take weeks for them to get, theyfound one for me in a matter of days.
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