To me, Harley has always had the worst color choices. Most are pretty drab. I'm partial to candy apple red or fire engine red. I'm not a brown type person, but I did like the old sand/brown combo except for the rear end which was too much sand - it didn't have enough of the dark brown in it. My first TG was sunglow red. My 2014 is sunglow red/maroon. I really didn't like that combo, but it was the only red they had. It has really grown on me now and it is my favorite color of all time. The maroon (merlot) gives it a regal look.
I'm thinking on having my wheels and maybe some other chrome pieces gold/brass plated. A gal in my Vette club in Texas had a candy apple red Vette with gold plated wheels = It looked very sharp. I built a scale model of a Vette and Harley with that color combo and I've always wanted to do it to a real car/bike.
Harley must hire fashion designers for their paint people. Some of the names they come up with are just . . . . . so . . . . . darling.
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