Or you can do what you want and tell everyone else to STFU. It doesn't help asking on a public forum of course, you gotta expect all kinds of answers.

BTW, pink is ummmm......not a good choice, but that's my opinion.

 

Calm down lil buddy. We are just joking with the guy. He asked for advice, it was given. He LOL about the pink idea, then we all jumped in to get some good laughs. Some people on here get alil touchy dont they.

 

I think it would depend on the colors of your bike. Sometimes what looks good by itself will not translate well when put against all the rest of the parts. Stand back and visualize the whole bike with your idea. Gold won't work for you?

 

Nope, not touchy at all. Just giving advice. Read a bit and you'll see that I gave the same advice with a touch less ghey.

 

Your sayin that our advice was gay? I dont think yours was wit a touch less gay just a touch more "bug in your ***". Just

 

all i can say is three colors is very hard to pull off - colors have to accent colors to make itblend right, just coating the rims pink and nothing else will make it look salvaged. if you got some accent pieces colored pink, like "mirrors, windscreen,gas tank cap, etc etc" this will help the pink blend in..

it is your bike, you do whatever you like - but IMO you will just need to blend it in.

 

Use this to "blend" all your components together.
http://www.willitblend.com/

 

only if you also hook some speakers up and play my little pony theme song while u ride

 

noting trying to jack this tread, but i saw this yesterday and i swear it belonged to a dude.he had a white and black jacket and helmet was flat black. i asked if it is his girl's bike, he gave me the evil eye and said "yeah it's mine, wtf!"

it's not blue/yellow with pink, but it is pink.

 

if he would of kept the seats black, i wouldnt of ask that question myself.. but seeing how he has white seats- it seems girlish..

pink/black can be guyish (that paint-job looks pretty sick actually for pink)
but pink/white is totally girlish..