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Quote from: Cotton Mouth on December 22, 2013, 22:42:58 PMI agree with you, but what about a reverse combination for that Indian?The Black/Silver combo (w/ chrome) almost takes my breath away sometimes.
I always like the Indian Chief chrome fender moldings between two colors.
Second vote is like in the pic.
Here is a bold step. Choose a pinstripe. Very sharp with tan leather. I love the teal/turquoise/seafoam colors, but they are probably the most common retro base colors done. If I was repainting, I would step away from the common cliche paint jobs. Red/black, red/white, or black/white with the oval inset on the tank. It really isn't the colors as much as it is the oval painted on the sides of the tank. I prefer it to the oval inset on the tanks. I'm sure you will get exactly what you want.
I had a Chevy pickup years ago, exterior was burnt orange and cream, interior was tangerine orange and champagne velvet, diamond button tuft. Those colors looked good together. I am a fan of the oxblood and cream combo like Troll's bike too;You should go to a paint shop and ask to go through their paint chip books........then you'll be confused....
Quote from: CDNRatMan on December 27, 2013, 17:14:11 PMGB perhaps if you pm'ed Bake and asked really nice he would take some nice pictures of his really nice looking ride and let you see the nice paint on his bike.....
Well, I think I might do that.
GB perhaps if you pm'ed Bake and asked really nice he would take some nice pictures of his really nice looking ride and let you see the nice paint on his bike.....
If I had the funds to repaint mine I think I would go Bianchi Green (aka Celeste) over a Light Cream.
I think I would be partial to orange and an off white used on some Honda Shadow 1100s but I like the one picture of the red & white Indian as well.
Cream and mint green gets my vote if you're going for tan leather 
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I've always been a fan of dark navy blue with chrome. For two tone, either a dark metallic silver with the blue would be nice and black pin striping to break up the two. Or reverse the dark silver and black to end up with a black and blue bike with a dark silver pinstripe. If you stick with two dark colors, it'll really make the chrome pop and the black seat/saddlebags with chrome studs will coordinate nicely.
ok let us think outside the box.......not skulls
We all know you work in a tire shop, so what about a tire theme.........never seen one done like it yet.....be brave break the mould......... 
Thanks for the input so far. Keep em coming....
As a side benefit, we all get to look at some really sharp bikes!!! 
I see a lot of ideas I like, I guess that's been the trouble - narrowing it down - but keep the ideas flowing.
Quote from: Troll on December 23, 2013, 08:12:03 AMJust don't paint it like a checker taxicab...
I had considered perhaps a skull theme, but decided against it.
I like this green and ivory:
http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/2009/indian/chief/vintage/pictures/26480/05/
Quote from: Drift1 on December 23, 2013, 13:24:52 PMThat is sharp.Yes I like the color of the Indian cotton posted . I'm a fan of the white and baby blue two tone . Imop it's just a rich classy look with the chrome shining away . I also like this color scheme GB
Yes I like the color of the Indian cotton posted . I'm a fan of the white and baby blue two tone . Imop it's just a rich classy look with the chrome shining away . I also like this color scheme GB
Since you the stock oxblood/ivory colors, but want something not stock, what about flipping the colors. Paint the oxblood parts ivory and the ivory parts oxblood.
Another thought is like this.....
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