Frame nearly finished.. Perhaps a little too white?

Posted on Tue 29th, July 2008

• #1

edgar

Just thought i would show you my efforts on a hand done respray on the fairly battered Carlton Corsair frame and fork i picked up for a fixed conversion a few months ago... It's nearly done, just need to clean the chrome and put it together - I realise that it is very white at the moment hopefully it will look better once it is a complete bike??

Before

After

What does everyone think?
• #2

rpm

I prefer the original, sorry.
• #3

treflip

no bad
• #4

treflip

I prefer the original, sorry.

aye they both look good as long as you can get decals for the white one
• #5

Sparky

They both look like PhotoBucket logos to me, but that's just my opinion.
• #6

teddy

i like how you did the 'b' in contrasting blue. nice.
• #7

The_Stylist

pics gone . . .

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