It's one of those personal preference thingies. I really like the orange accent better, it's a nice touch especially when everything has been black for decades unless you get the upper trims.
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My experience is very much the same. And, I only have an electronic copy of the Maverick manual. After I zoom in so the words are big enough I can actual read them, the scrolling around and all the mouse action to read the whole page begins to become very grating.I don't think it is just Maverick with poorly written manuals. When we bought our Lexus, in order to sit in the car and read the manual, I took my wife shopping. I read how to work each device and by the time she came out of the store, I was ready to pull my hair out. Everything is common sense, except for the electronics. I was so confused, I blamed myself for being stoopid. A simple thing like pairing my phone was impossible. I gave up trying, And, later it started working the way it is supposed to. So, I am either a genius or a lucky nut job. I do not have my Mav yet, so I don't have the manual and I shudder to think of what my next few days will be like trying to wade through all the electronic jargon. The salesman showed me stuff today straight out of Flash Gordon comics. And he showed it all to me in 30 minutes. Guess how much I remember.
Orange does go well with the interiorIt's one of those personal preference thingies. I really like the orange accent better, it's a nice touch especially when everything has been black for decades unless you get the upper trims.
Bought my first bike in 1964. A new Honda S90. Loved that bike.Agree-Its a hot mess-