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I have the Chrome Yellow over Black 2013 Limited and I think it is about the coolest color out there. You will stand out but thats the point right. I mean the world has enough black street glides right?
Traded the wife's '06 Heritage in last Friday for the Chrome Yellow '13 Street Glide. She loves it. I know that it definitely stands out on the road. I often had trouble seeing her on the blue Heritage, but she is very visible on the yellow 'Glide. She's happy and that's all that really matters!!
I haven't seen the Yellow SG out on the road, but have passed a few of the RGs and saw one parked at the grocery store earlier this passed summer. They look good to me but it's not anything I personally would want to own. If you like it and can get the deal you want, then go for it. Who cares what anyone else thinks?
Pictures don't do the color justice, it really looks good in the sun.
Originally Posted by bronxbill
Needs some contrast to break up the yellow
....... some nice pin-striping would go a looong ways towards making it look even better
....... the CYP has both the '05ish green pearl & the '09ish orange in it which gives it a different look from every angle when it's in the sun.
........ the SG style absolute mono-chrome scheme lacks something 'outta the box' but provides an open palette for some discrete customization.
Originally Posted by equandt
While it looks good, I think I would get tired of it.
........ nah, ya never git tired of bein' the center of attention
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