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Title: Safe for another year!
Post by: JaimeC on September 14, 2022, 02:50:42 AM
No need to worry about spending any money in 2023... once again the SR/S is NOT available in red.  But who chose THAT color for 2023??  Yuck!
Title: Re: Safe for another year!
Post by: Richard230 on September 14, 2022, 03:25:12 AM
It looks like something BMW would do.  ::)
Title: Re: Safe for another year!
Post by: lunarx on September 25, 2022, 06:03:03 AM
I don't hate that '23 color.
The '22 color was awful  IMHO.
Still think the 20/21 Blue is the best  8)
Title: Re: Safe for another year!
Post by: DonTom on September 26, 2022, 05:22:13 AM
No need to worry about spending any money in 2023... once again the SR/S is NOT available in red.  But who chose THAT color for 2023??  Yuck!
Do you wanna ride it or only look at it?  You cannot see it when you're riding, so that shouldn't stop you from buying.


I don't think I am crazy about the color of my Experia that I have on order, but I won't know for sure until I see it. But it really doesn't matter much as I want to ride it, not look at it.


-Don-  Auburn, CA
Title: Re: Safe for another year!
Post by: JaimeC on September 26, 2022, 05:29:41 PM
I like motorcycles with BRIGHT colors that will stand out in traffic.  I absolutely HATE this modern trend of using subdued or blacked-out colors ALL manufacturers seem to be following.  And when you have a bike with a full fairing you DO see the bike when you're riding it.  Even a naked bike has a "tank" you can see.  Bright colors also make it easier to spot in the parking lot, too.
Title: Re: Safe for another year!
Post by: Richard230 on September 26, 2022, 07:38:49 PM
I like motorcycles with BRIGHT colors that will stand out in traffic.  I absolutely HATE this modern trend of using subdued or blacked-out colors ALL manufacturers seem to be following.  And when you have a bike with a full fairing you DO see the bike when you're riding it.  Even a naked bike has a "tank" you can see.  Bright colors also make it easier to spot in the parking lot, too.

That is the way I feel about motorcycle colors, also.  My first Zero was bright red, my second Zero was bright yellow and my current Zero is a flat silver. I liked the red and yellow colors better.  :)