I'm not a guy who really gets a warm fuzzy over yellow cars but, these two really do something for me.

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Yeah I am not much of a fan of yellow on cars. But those 2 do look great. And it is good for my bike. As it is easier to see and I don't get hit. The only other choices for my bike was red or black. I don't like red at all, and I just got off a black bike. And like I said, easier for the cagers to see than the black.

 

Your bike does look cool. Is it boosted? I don't know much about bikes. All 5 of my brothers have owned one as long as I can remember. My oldest brother has boosted HyBosa (spelling) in really bright Silver, which my daughter tells me is the fastest thing on wheels but the name means nothing to me.

 

Thanks, No it isn't boosted. No need for it. I prefer carving the curves than going in a straight line. Alot of people boost the hayabusa. but heck, they are or were the fastest production bike. Unless going to the strip I see no use for the boost. But that is just me.

 

The official name of the color on the 1971 'Cuda was "lemon-twist."

It is not my favorite color, but it also looks good on the 2007 Dodge Charger Super Bees.

 

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Yea, I agree, not into yellow for a car, but it IS a classic color for a classic car! By the way, on the 2007 SuperBee it is know as "Detonator Yellow"...

 

Yellow is a bug magnet. Last summer I was showing.... next to me was a Yellow Hot Rod. It was black from the millions of bugs on it. Not one on mine or the other cars surrounding it. Some cars look nice in Yellow others look blah. I have spoke to many guys with yellow cars who complain of the bugs on it..... I guess to bugs it looks like a flower. lol

 

Flowers, I like that..

 

This is true. You should see the bugs after I finish washing the bike. what a PITA.