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Remember ROY G BIV? White is the absorption of all colors, black is the absence of all colors...
Art class, 1976: True black is devoid of all light. You will have deeper and deeper shades of blue, but no true black. I guess that means that all black Sporties are votes for blue![&:]
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?
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?
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?
It's Bronze Pearl. I have the same color. 2000 model. I get comments from people all the time about how they love the color. I'll post pics when I get a chance.
Thanks for thr info. After looking uo bronze pearl Harley on Google I finding lots of pics of this color. By the way I get lots of compliments on the color too.
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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?
It's Bronze Pearl. I have the same color. 2000 model. I get comments from people all the time about how they love the color. I'll post pics when I get a chance.
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