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Balley, that's an awesome paint job. And Thumper, I agree the yellow does look good on a Sporty. Black Harley...well, I've never really been one that wanted to look like everyone else.
Most people own a black Sporty and I do think the black color looks good on any Harley. It is hard to keep it shinny and scratch free, just look at my bike, when it comes to polish, I polish the black part only lol. A few times a missed the wax on the white because I didn't see the wax when I clean it.
Mine's been called everything from red to brown to burnt orange to root beer. I really don't know and haven't seen one at a dealer the same color so I could ask them. I'm wondering what color to call it myself so what do you guys think?
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