Clark - Kent decals

Posted on Thu 14th, May 2015

• #1

Ecobeard

I've just discovered that my Ti frame is a Clark - Kent.

While searching Clark Kent decals on the internet is amusing and throws up some royally random stuff. I can't find any decals for the frame.

All help, pointers and decals appreciated.

Cheers

Rob
• #2

c00ps

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clark-Kent

These fellas?
• #3

c00ps

Have you got one of the frames with wobbly tubes? They are bizarre. Definite HHSMTB material!
• #4

c00ps

Very old thread on mtbr with decals sheets: http://forums.mtbr.com/vintage-retro-classic/can-i-see-your-clark-kent-755174.html
• #5

Ecobeard in reply to @c00ps
Yep thems the ones. They seem to have an interesting history.

My bike is a road bike (attached below, ignore the decals) so no S bend tube shenanigans unfortunately.

Cheers for the old link, I'll see what's what. Reckon I'll have to get some made up though.

Cheers

Ro

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• #6

c00ps

Nice, clean lines. Good-looking steed you have there!

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