The current "Sedona Orange" craze
#41
08-17-2010, 09:03 PM
You'd be amazed how many think they have to trade to get the color....and that the only custom parts you can put on the bike MUST come from the dealer....
It really dosen't matter one way or the other....it's your money not mine......but you can definitely have that color and save a buck or two.
I guess I jsut have a soft spot for bikes that are customized by the owner, not Willie G.
I have already read one post on here from a guy who was going to buy a new Road Glide in Orange, but passed on it because it was a 96 instead of a 103. I wonder when he'll figure out it's just a basic pistons and cylinder swap???
~Joe
It really dosen't matter one way or the other....it's your money not mine......but you can definitely have that color and save a buck or two.
I guess I jsut have a soft spot for bikes that are customized by the owner, not Willie G.
I have already read one post on here from a guy who was going to buy a new Road Glide in Orange, but passed on it because it was a 96 instead of a 103. I wonder when he'll figure out it's just a basic pistons and cylinder swap???
~Joe
#42
08-17-2010, 09:30 PM
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What I don't get at all is the White Hot Denim color I saw on the Muscle V-Rods at the Demo area in Sturgis last week,
Geez, what were they thinking???
Geez, what were they thinking???
#44
08-17-2010, 09:46 PM
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I've always wanted an "sunset orange metallic camaro" (mines silver)
I love the color and wanted to add different shades of orange flames to it.
I'm loving the sedona orange. I wanted an electric blue bike. Went to the dealer to look at fatboys. They didn't have any. I seen a vivid black fatbob. Never knew what it was till that day. Took it home on june 24, 2008 with no regrets. Thought of adding electric blue flames.
To each his own. Love the sedona.
Tim
I love the color and wanted to add different shades of orange flames to it.
I'm loving the sedona orange. I wanted an electric blue bike. Went to the dealer to look at fatboys. They didn't have any. I seen a vivid black fatbob. Never knew what it was till that day. Took it home on june 24, 2008 with no regrets. Thought of adding electric blue flames.
To each his own. Love the sedona.
Tim
#45
08-17-2010, 09:52 PM
With all the real estate on the RGC I thought it was too much of that color and I think I would get tired of it pretty quickly. The black is definitely needed to cut the orange.
#46
08-17-2010, 09:56 PM
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Yep, I saw a Sedona Orange Road Glide Custom in Lincoln, NE and thought it looked pretty good. With the black striping you mention plus some blacked out parts like pipes and bars it would look killer.
With all the real estate on the RGC I thought it was too much of that color and I think I would get tired of it pretty quickly. The black is definitely needed to cut the orange.
With all the real estate on the RGC I thought it was too much of that color and I think I would get tired of it pretty quickly. The black is definitely needed to cut the orange.
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08-17-2010, 10:26 PM
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Sedona orange craze
I just love my new Sedona orange Fat Bob. The color looks good in the sun and also on cloudy days. I wanted a Fat Bob, and thought a lot about the colors available. The denim bikes look great, but I wanted something that I can polish up to a nice shine. Didn't care for the cool blue, and vivid black is OK, but probably doesn't shine up much.
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