Depends on the green. That Salsa Chili Con Crosso I was looking at a year or so ago wouldn't necessarily qualify as being an "earthy" shade.Originally Posted by 7rider
None of those categories really fits my tastes. I like them either subdued, like mossy greens or browns or even grey, or make-yer-eyes-bleed fun colors like neon green. If I can't get the bike I want in either of those ranges, I stick with black.
Basically, no pastels or primaries for me.
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View Poll Results: womens mountain bike: what's your colour choice?
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traditional feminine colours: pastels... pinks, baby blues..
2 1.92% -
'unisex' colours: orange, reds, greens
37 35.58% -
no bright colour: black, white, silver, naked frame colour.
23 22.12% -
hint of feminine colour: e.g a black or white bike with some pink detailing
22 21.15% -
hint of 'unisex' colour: e.g a black or white bike with some red detailing
20 19.23%
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10-30-2009, 11:46 AM #9
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