pastor, I didn't like the yellow either but I would love to see my vinson yellow it really grew on me,

 

I have a yellow Eiger and seems to hide the scratches well. Still looks like new. If you have scuff marks on your bike try Magic Eraser by Mr Clean. I had some scuff marks(not scratches) from tree limbs and brush on the bike. Cleaned them up like nothing. But anyways I would have to say lighter colours are better for hiding scratches. Darker colours will show them more. But then again scratches are not a bad thing. It adds character.

 

White.

 

Best colors are light but not white. Such as orange, red, olive, and yellow. Worst colors are the very dark ones or white.

 

GE4x4 is absolutely correct. Of the KQ colors available, yellow is the best for hiding scratches and green is probably the worst. I've owned about every color ATV/motorcycle made and I would say that the Suzuki yellow is about the best at hiding scratches. Dark green, black and white are about the worst.

 

What about red....anyone tell me about this color and how it holds up?

 

Het PITOU...I looked at some of your photos. Your'e machine looks real good. What modifications do yoiu have on your king?

 

Hey Pastor I have put all the skids and bumpers from Suzuki. ITP Mudlite and rims, a VIP aire vinshield, I have the yellow camo decalls that I will put on when it worms up. I will also start working on power, I am thinking of the power comander and k&N Filter, and a Muffler, I am thinking of going with the quiete MFM. This is my toy, I really love this machine, I have nothing but good things to say about it.

 

My vote is for a lighter color, it will show the scratches a lot less than a darker color. One of the best, although very ugly, is the tan color Yamaha sells.

 

What about red.