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I am not a billiard pro or even any good at billiards, but I have not seen a billiard ball that is gray. I think someone at Harley Davidson is trying to snooker us into thinking it is a real colour in billiards.
It should be renamed for what it is, Shop Floor Gray.
Ha good point. While I think the grays look nice. I think little boring too. I think they will end up dated. So many cars, cross overs, SUVs, and harleys are gray last few years. Granted I have a black bike, and think it is timeless. So my opinion is what it is.
But I think we will look back at these sorta flat gray bikes as 2020 thing I suspect. Not that there is really anything wrong with that.
I am not a billiard pro or even any good at billiards, but I have not seen a billiard ball that is gray. I think someone at Harley Davidson is trying to snooker us into thinking it is a real colour in billiards.
It should be renamed for what it is, Shop Floor Gray.
Primer Grey
Last edited by Mongo1958; Jan 28, 2024 at 09:21 PM.
If Harley says “Billiard” it just means no flake in the paint. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
I was wondering how to say that. I figured there had to be better word than non metallic. Though problem is few know what you mean, which is why $10 words have no value.
Personally I like metallic gray more. Again I don't think the cross overs, SUVs and such look bad.
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