Ive always heard that yellow bikes are kind of a no no, so I am just curious is that a thing? If it is, show us your hideous yellow bikes (If you have the balls).
Yellow bikes, a no no
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and yup, heard green bikes are bad luck - is this folklore?
Motorcycle Superstitions
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
"Green Motorcycles
Supposedly, a green painted motorcycle is bad luck. The legend has it that the Harleys used in World War II were often sitting duck targets, and many military riders got their butts blasted off them. And since they were painted Army green, it eventually translated into modern folklore.
This one might actually be true. I know a guy who had a green Road Glide, and dropped it several times, one time injuring his leg. Then he got the bike repainted, with a different shade of green, and wiped out on it again. From what I could recall, when his bike still had the factory black, he never crashed it."
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dropped it several times
HDs in WWII got the shit shot out of them like everything else. If a motorcycle is a sitting duck that's operator error. Ride or conceal it. They were much smaller than other vehicles therefore harder to hit. Green vehicles won the war.Comment
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As long as I can remember, I've heard green bikes are bad luck. Then came the craze that began in the late 80's thru mid-2000's, I've seen lots of green bikes during that time. Bad luck? I don't know, but I'll never own a green bike. Green guitars are cool, I own a couple, but no green bikes for me.Comment
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I have first-hand experience with the green bike thing. It was a Yamaha FZR600, white when I got it. First I painted it black and rode for months without issues. Painted it olive green and broke two intake manifolds on the first ride. Got those fixed, started having more carb problems. Rebuilt them, took it out and it died after about 150 miles. Never fired back up. Engine was done for. More probable cause for it exploding the engine was the supercharger on it, but hey, it was a green bike and it died not long after I painted it.Comment
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