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I would like to hear your pros and cons as you see them as to having an all white FLHTK or an all black one. I have never owned an all white motorcycle and the wife and I are buying either a 2012 or a 2013 FLHTK. I don't want to mess up any of your ideas so I'll hold my opinion and listen to anyone who wants to contribute. We neither like the colored ones or the price associated with more than just one color. We both like all black or all white, just would like to hear your thoughts. Thanks.......
And before I hit send, we did buy a 2010 FLSTFB in Black Denim and feel one flat black bike is enough. We want all the "goodies" like security and stereo upgrades, so is it best to go FLHTK ? or add all the stuff off the parts and accessories book on a Classic or FLHTCU? We know it will end up a personal decision, but would love to hear from all that experience out there. And yes, we will then sell the BMW K1200LT (it's too much like a two wheeled cage)
Last edited by Sgt_Torque; Mar 26, 2012 at 01:05 PM.
From: Western Illinois, land of bad roads, and corrupt politicians
Originally Posted by RaceFace
Everybody knows BLACK is faster!!!
That's an urban legend ...... if you look at the used bikes at a dealer, most of them are black. That's because the previous owners found out the truth. Black is the slowest color, and traded them in on another color.
I really like white bikes but,
Had a white Road King once and the bright sun light would just about put my eyes out.
Well maybe not put them out but the reflected light really hurt them.
Just something to think about.
Well, I love the look of black,but no way will I ever have another vivid black HD. I love the look,but don't like to clean it. Since you can't get a 2012 FLHTK in white,black would be my choice for you
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