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like. Very nice
Looks good.........although I think you should know you've got a bit of wood stuck to it!
like it.looks better than standard finish by miles.
camp. and even more camp with the grips.
sorry.
Good colour choice, great forks and a very nice garden!
you spelt marin wrong
mr ben that's not a piece of wood it is the legendary ugly stick............. 🙄
If your in the UK then you obviously have your own micro-climate...my garden looks post nuclear hollacaust compared to yours.
Like the bike also.
If your in the UK then you obviously have your own micro-climate...my garden looks post nuclear hollacaust compared to yours.
Like the bike also.
Edit: Just noticed your occupation. 🙂
Looks pretty 😕
I like it ! Thinking of getting an old frame re-sprayed - where did you get yours done, and how much, if you don't mind me asking 🙂
looks lovely.
I'd want to be confident in my own ability to shred some serious gnar before I rode off on something looking like that. It looks nice, just somewhat girly...
A local company powder coated it. Cost me £40 but then another £10 to get the powder coat out and BB threads re cut and faced... If I had checked my BB when I took it out I would have actually left it in - the bearings had all siezed.
Made the decals myself (frame and fork). Cost me about a fiver. They are water slide decals which are then lacquered over. Quite pleased how they turned out.
And I quite like 'pretty'. Better than tatty. 😉
Cheers Kevin
one thing I wonder about when considering getting an old frame re-sprayed is if anyone gets the frame checked for structural defects before hand? I ask because I used my old frame for 8/9 years and didn't hold back 🙂 Other than visually checking for cracks, is there a fail safe way of ensuring the frame is ok to use??
pretty
Its abit marmite but then you dont want something that looks similar to current Marin etc.
Looks good.


