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  • it is.. although i believe the stitching on the drops should be on the side

  • Some good old DIY painting forks today.

    Starting with a carbon Time fork. These are the first steps of making a matching ahead fork for my Trek 2300 pro frame http://i.imgur.com/wn7O0LK.jpg. End result wil be fluo yellow with black splatter.

    Gonna mask the silver bits to end up with silver coloured Time logos.

  • that would certainly make more sense.

  • I've been doing some "painting" myself recently. This is my daily bike... I decided to sand it about 18 months ago, but I broke my collarbone the next day and never bothered finishing it. Still can't be arsed to finish sanding it, but I did take everything apart, spray it with glitter varnish, then clearcoat it a few times. Looks a bit daft, but I do enjoy having a bike that I can do this kind of thing to:

    I also cleaned and regreased everything (well almost), bought stainless steel cages, fancy new mudguards, brake blocks, cables, chain, cassette, chainrings and new bar tape so it feels spanking now!

  • I have been re-building Goltec hubs on Mavic Open Pro rims today.

    And drinking Champagne, obvs - it is Christmas after all.

  • @WimVDD - if you ever fancy selling the Gios give me a heads up please!

  • @ghostface - haha, I take that as a compliment! ;-)

    Normally this one is a "keeper" but that's something I'm only sure after having ridden it in a in a decent way (being: uphill is this is said to be a "mountain bike" because of it's short stays and short top tube)

  • incoming

  • Wowie! It bet it rides like peanutbutter but very nice!

  • Do you like danger?

  • thanks, have you much experience riding alans then?
    I have an alan roadie which is nice to ride, this mtb will get a campag gruppo, which in my experience
    also makes for a nice ride

  • they don't appear too bad built up, here's a carbonio version with record or

  • Finished a balance bike for a mates kid, started with a 2nd hand islabike, stripped powder coated and decals.


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  • having some color fun

  • Recovered my old flite which was not to difficult.


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  • Nice! Is there a tutorial somewhere? I have a flite that needs recovering.. ;)

  • Looks quite good job! My first was also flite. :)
    But amount of glue is crazy! I bet it took ages for all that to set. It will be nightmare if you ever decide to recover it again.

  • Looks like a fun bike!

  • minion's gios ftw!

  • Stripped flite saddles a for hard asses...

    Like sureuzzly

    Well done recover job.

  • Jups! They are lovely but ride a bit like peanutbutter as I said (we call those "peperkoek" bikes..) Never rode a MTB though. But then again, they look beautiful

  • not experienced the peperkoek feel myself

  • the adventure frame was a bit of luck
    located in Italy, was on the bay, gave a best offer of nearly a 3rd off b.i.n price, and
    i was accepted
    originally, gruppo was going on this

    but after burning the stuck post out

    the paint went around the region , so needs a spray and new decals, the adventure is about
    the same cost, so plumbed for that

  • very very good. pm ratbike thread in a few months

  • all sorted for the mrs for christmas. ideally wanna swap out that rear black wheel for something silver too... (its a planet x wheel if anyone is interested?)

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