Most auto body shops can paint match what ever you have on the bike. The difficulty might be that the device they use usually requires a flat surface to read. Paint will fade over time, so depending on the age of the bike and the six of the area to touch up you might have to get something that will match the fade.
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It's going to be expensive to get an autobody shop to match and mix up a batch of paint. They probably wouldn't do less than a quart.
I'd see if a body shop would use their spectrophotometer to find you the closest Auto OEM paint code. Pay them a few dollars. Then go to an online shop where you can buy paint touch up pens in that Auto color. With all the paint colors through history you should find something close. It'll never match perfect (even if you had an exact color match). The sheen will never be the same unless you sand it, spray it, blend it, buff it, clear coat it.
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I'd see if a body shop would use their spectrophotometer to find you the closest Auto OEM paint code. Pay them a few dollars. Then go to an online shop where you can buy paint touch up pens in that Auto color. With all the paint colors through history you should find something close. It'll never match perfect (even if you had an exact color match). The sheen will never be the same unless you sand it, spray it, blend it, buff it, clear coat it.
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