okay. I'm tired of not knowing/ being pretty sure that I don't know.
I have always thought that the "dark" models were a discounted version of the original. It has some components that are different/ of lesser quality, it's only offered in one color scheme, and DNA knocks a few hundred bucks off.
At the same time, the "dark" color scheme (black tank/black fenders/black tank/black fair) is also available on the original model, with the original components, at the original price.
I have also been under the impression that the "dark" model was only available on the bottom bike of each line. The 620 monster, and the 749 sbk.
Basically, I've been under the impression that the "dark" model was just out there to offer a lower cost option to someone trying to pick up a duc.
I'm confused, because I keep hearing people talk about their m800 dark, or their m750 dark, and this flies in the face of everything I believe. ;D ;D. Are people using "dark" to describe the color scheme, or are these really bikes that are specified by DNA as "dark."
I have always thought that the "dark" models were a discounted version of the original. It has some components that are different/ of lesser quality, it's only offered in one color scheme, and DNA knocks a few hundred bucks off.
At the same time, the "dark" color scheme (black tank/black fenders/black tank/black fair) is also available on the original model, with the original components, at the original price.
I have also been under the impression that the "dark" model was only available on the bottom bike of each line. The 620 monster, and the 749 sbk.
Basically, I've been under the impression that the "dark" model was just out there to offer a lower cost option to someone trying to pick up a duc.
I'm confused, because I keep hearing people talk about their m800 dark, or their m750 dark, and this flies in the face of everything I believe. ;D ;D. Are people using "dark" to describe the color scheme, or are these really bikes that are specified by DNA as "dark."