Paint code

Hello every one.I have 2018 Süper Tenere 1200 Blue one.How can I find paint code for little repairing? Or Is there any label on the bike for this code?

If it was me, I'd call the dealer. They'll either know the code, or tell you exactly where to find it. Good luck.

Assuming you are in the US, try these guys

https://touchupdirect.com/touch-up-paint/yamaha


I have never used them. I normally take painted part to local aftermarket and have them match it. Original paint is Nippon Paint and not readily available aftermarket in US

Good Luck

Was there an official 2018 bike for the US? I thought they were manufactured prior to this, although maybe registered later.

Anyway, this may help tie it down ........... https://www.motorcyclespareparts.eu/en/yamaha-parts/color-codes

Thank you guys,there is lot of useful info to me.I Live in Turkey,istanbul.So I should contact the yamaha dealer for this specific code.Because of every web site gave a different code number

Since were talking about paint, does anybody know what color the engine is called? And, is the engine painted, or anodized? I'm leaning towards anodized.

Looking through the service manual, I see nothing about a paint code. There is a reference to the VIN number and there is a "Model Label." The Model Label is under the seat, on the left side, right up next to the tank. On my blue 2018 ST, the Model Label reads "BP84-010". Under that is the letter "A".

According to the official Yamaha Service Manual, Super Tenere, 2014-2018: "Model Label. The model label is affixed to the frame under the rider seat. This information will be needed to order spare parts."

BAHADIR ISSEVEN said:

Hello every one.I have 2018 Süper Tenere 1200 Blue one.How can I find paint code for little repairing? Or Is there any label on the bike for this code?

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I believe that color on the '18 Euro market S10s is called "Team Yamaha Blue".

Well, if you have the original "casing" for the service book and manual, the colour is on there.
But I doubt that you can use it to much, unless it is a Yamaha dealer...I don't think it can be translatet to a RAL code.
Mine is mat black, and have the Yamaha code MDNM6

I used touchupdirect when I needed to fix a small dent in a '92 Honda 250 tank. The "perfect match" did not match very well, so I had to paint the whole tank and apply new decals. But the paint was pretty good quality, other than the color.

If you did the re-paint relatively recently, the paint may have been a perfect match....in '92. There are parts on my ol' FJ that have faded quite a bit. And she stays indoors. If your Honda has spent much time in the sun, that's probably the cause of the mismatch.

That Honda spent its entire life in the garage. Paint on the underside of the tank was the same color as the top. The dent was bumping the tank when I was draining it to put fresh gas in to sell the bike that never got used. Only 2,000 miles on that bike after 20+ years. My wife didn't take to riding a bike much. The paint from touchupdirect just wasn't a very close match. Close enough so the tank and side panels didn't look odd, but not close enough for a touch up on a single panel.

Here it's latest information about paint code.Provided by the Yamaha Turkey service.

Any time we have ever needed touch up paint we have ordered from these guys, not sure if available in your location though