[Chuck in Indiana]

The orange is a cool color but did not have ABS, at least here in the US. Regardless of the color you choose, have fun with it.

 

[EC90T]

I like the white since it is a new color to the bike and blends the accessories in well. It's your dough, just spend it the way you want.

 

[Stixx]

I had that problem once long ago and just bought both of them.


That said, I have seen a couple of white ones tricked out and they were impressive. So much so I am tempted to buy one in white myself. There are some fun things you can do with the white to dress them up and all the farkles will go with either but a black bike is harder to keep clean. I had a black beemer and when I bought a new one got the beigy looking light metallic color because it didn't show dirt so bad . White on the other hand will show greasy spots when you service it so it is all a trade off.

The white would be my vote this year , just because it looks new and different in white.

BTW there is a farkled out Orange Wee for sale at Riders Hill in Dahlonega Ga . It is totally farkled out already and fairly low miles. I forget the asking price but it is probably pretty good knowing them . Owners name is David. Call them if your heart is set on the Orange.

 

[Dire Wolf]

Darth,

You've got to make this choice all on your own. With that said, I purchased the white a few months ago and I love it. The bike looks very sharp, and as already mentioned, farkles look great on it.

One thing to consider when you make your choice is the decals. I think that the decals look great on the black, they blend in well and almost look like they're painted on. The decals on the white did not blend in, you could clearly and obviously see the edges of the decals. They reminded me of decals on a model car when I was a kid, they look alright, but there is no question that it's just a sticker stuck on there. One of the first things I did to my bike was remove the decals.

 

[DrPaul47]

Color is up to you. Seems like the one in Ga. is the color you want. Would be a great fly and ride deal. The Dragon, Cherahola Skyway, Blue Ridge Prkwy etc. and you would get the color you want. I wanted yellow and used so I waited a year and got a great deal.

 

[seuadr]

black or white? the obvious answer is:

Yes.

 

[spectda]

Definitely a personal choice. I think the white is really sharp, but I am partial to white bikes.

The best part is that you will soon have a great new bike.

Enjoy,
Dave

 

[Vstrom134]

Too each his own, but I hate WHITE!!! Shows too much dirt. I jsut got a black one.

 

[KevinP]

Too each his own, but I hate WHITE!!! Shows too much dirt. I jsut got a black one.

Almost agree. I saw both side by side at dealer and the shiny black was real nice with blacked out exhaust. The silver wheels with white paint failed to excite. When I took a second look it was only to see the black one again.

To be fair, black is the hardest to keep clean. Strangely, white shows less dirt than black in my experience of owning two past cars in white and four past cars in black.

 

[paules]

I bought white. I like the aluminum-colored wheels which match the engine. Love the way the white (metallic flakes) sparkle in the sunlight.

 

[s boy]

this is my first white bike ever... i like it fine!

 

[nobie381]

I bought white. I like the aluminum-colored wheels which match the engine. Love the way the white (metallic flakes) sparkle in the sunlight.

Adding on to this post, the color is actually Pearl not white, so its not the pure white color you might be thinking of. If you haven't already, go look at both in person. I hated the "white" color in pictures but in person the color pops and is nice. Nice enough for me to walk away from the black and get the white. Plus you stand out from the norm; there's alot of black bikes out there.

 

[barryg]

White by far! Love that color. But any color on the Wee works for me. My other bike is all black and it definitely shows swirl marks, dust, smudges...more than a lighter color would.