New Yamahas
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Re: New Yamahas
"Fog Grey"
2009 Tmax with OODLES of upgrades!
2009 Majesty 400 (sold)
2007 Aprilia Mojito 150 (sold)
2009 Majesty 400 (sold)
2007 Aprilia Mojito 150 (sold)
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Re: New Yamahas
It sounds utterly dull and miserable!
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Re: New Yamahas
I don't understand the fascination with the "colours" grey or black. They are so boring and horrible to keep clean. Mines white and really suits the design of the bike of the bike. The very dark or grey colours look great when new and in the showroom but terrible after the bike s have been used for a few weeks no matter how you try and clean them.
2017 XMAX 300
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1974 Kawasaki H1E
1972 Kawasaki H1B
2015 KTM 1290 Super Adventure T
1974 Kawasaki H1E
1972 Kawasaki H1B
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Re: New Yamahas
It does seem strange given all the accident press and signs about on our roads that the manufacturers make them in such hard to see colours, particularly in low light bad weather? Now I'm not saying I want a fluorescent yellow choice, but grey and black? Ours is white only two choices but wanted some chance of being seen....
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Re: New Yamahas
I saw a bright orange kymco in Italy once looked great and always fancied the bright orange vespa gts they had one year.
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Re: New Yamahas
Very true - one of the advantages of my Yellow mk3 Tmax is that it still looks shiny clean even when its filthy!!!!orange1290 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 10, 2018 4:55 am I don't understand the fascination with the "colours" grey or black. They are so boring and horrible to keep clean. Mines white and really suits the design of the bike of the bike. The very dark or grey colours look great when new and in the showroom but terrible after the bike s have been used for a few weeks no matter how you try and clean them.
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Re: New Yamahas
Whilst being a good example of a modern scooter I’m not too keen on the leather interior pads assuming that’s them garnishing the front cubbyholes