| Author | Message | ||
     Ryat79 |
Anyone here riding an orange Ully around 1pm on 24-Jun in San Juan, PR on the Expreso Roman Baldorioty de Castro Highway? Also this is another vote that Orange is the most International colour. This makes an orange Ully sighting in San Juan, Geneva, Madrid and London. | ||
| 1313 |
Also this is another vote that Orange is the most International colour. This makes an orange Ully sighting in San Juan, Geneva, Madrid and London. In 2008, I saw a black Uly parked on the streets of Berlin, Germany. If I wasn't running late for work and slightly lost I would've stopped and taken a picture. Black = FASTER! 1313 | ||
| Eric_h |
- 1313: "In 2008, I saw a black Uly parked on the streets of Berlin, Germany." Hello 1313... In Germany, black, black, black and more black on black is the preferred color for the majority of Buell motorcycles...So, you have seen "nothing special" in Berlin, I am afraid... I can tell you this bit of useless information, though - just for the trivia value... In the ENTIRE country of Denmark, there is only 2 (two) registered (wearing legal danish licence plates) Ulysses...Both are 2006 models and both are located in the greater Copenhagen area...One is custom-painted "Audi white", titanium and gloss black and the other is custom painted metallic emerald green with matt-black "ghost" effects...The white one is mine and the emerald green one is my friends. And, for your information, my white Uly can do Warp 9.  You slow-arse orange and butt-dragging black Uly owners would only ever catch a short peek of the reflective material on my licence plate as I made the jump to light-speed past you...  | ||
| Harleywern |
But there is one orange in the Munich area. This is mine. I did not like the black. Black is for Harley's and hearse`s only. I had a black Road King at that time as well. Orange is faster by the way. (I know,beating a dead horse ) |
