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I have an 2012 road king ember red sunglo and was thinking about putting a wicked red king tour pack would those to colors be way off or would it be pretty close match
@Buzy b I have moved this thread from the Welcome section to the Touring Models section as you will get better responses to your question in this section.
The Welcome section is more for introducing yourself & letting other forum members know what Harley Davidson you own.
I have a 2013 RK in Ember Red Sunglo. I have also seen the touring bikes in the Wicked Red paint scheme in some of the 2019 bikes and, to me, the Wicked Red is a slightly lighter shade than the Ember Red Sunglo. Others might chime in, but these paints really stand out in the sun and that's when you'll notice the difference. Maybe at a glance someone might not notice, but to me, it's my bike and I know the paints are different.
We all have our say, but I'm a stickler for matching paint. I have all of the detachables for my King, including the newer style chopped tourpak, and all are in the same Ember Red Sunglo.
Thanks it is for a decent price at osd advanblack I can get a chopped in ember red sunglo for same price but Amazon version but I need something to put full face helmet
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