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In 1988 Harley had a Tangerine Orange and Black for the FXRS-SP Low Rider and a Sporty model. My buddy still owns his FXRS-SP Low Rider in that same color combo.
I dont have any pics of his bike to show you.....sorry
I was just thinking , it might also be called Manderine Orange and Black........ but I will tell you its an awsome looking color.
I like Orange for some reason???
Last edited by FLTR2008TRIKE; Dec 3, 2008 at 10:41 PM.
My 90' FXSTS was Harley Tangerine Orange but I couldn't get a match so I had to change color when I changed my rear fender style.
I tried to get the color or code from Harley but was told it wasn't a color then or they couldn't find the code.
Of course, none of my local paint suppliers could come up with it either.
Paint is one point I have against Harley. Another is cheap Chinese chrome .
I've always loved that color. Two toned with a cream pearl it is stunning. Saw a bagger in Daytona with this combo and it was drop dead gorgeous stunning! He'll love it!
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