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I like the blue, I just don't like the blacked out look. I like chrome. I've got a 2014 Limited in Daytona Blue Pearl. I haven't really seen a color come out since then that I like as much.
Blue is the way to go imo. I like mine better. Cooler tank badging, 2-tone paint, and I really liked the chrome much better than the blacked out look, everyone seems to be getting those the last bunch of years.
Honestly I do understand wanting a bike with the tourpack and all of that but it's a firm no freaking way for me, it looks like you have a couch or love seat on the back of your bike. If we go on on trips, I use my luggage rack and backrest for my wife with a packed bag(most of the time she's riding her own).
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