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• #2
Is the frame already chromed?
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• #3
there's a reason why columbus refuse to allow bike manufacturers to chrome their tubes now. I like it on classic bikes but I wouldn't pay for it to get done to one that it wasn't original on, but that's just me-for a full bike you'd be looking at a couple of hundred quid anyway going by Mercian's prices.
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• #4
unfortunately the frame isn't chromed. Shame that.
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• #5
Full chrome on its own is about £450
[URL="http://www.bobjacksoncycles.co.uk/reno_chrome.php"][/URL]
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• #6
That's not cromovelato. That's ramato. You can only find vintage bikes like that cause now, in Italy at least, to do that stuff is forbidden cause of its pollutions...
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• #7
This one was refinished in Italy just last year.
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• #8
I've had better quotes for full chroming, not confirmed though
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• #9
This one was refinished in Italy just last year.
This is cromovelato. The Wilier like that one are usually ramato. It means they use rame (copper) doing it.
Hey guys,
It was just a thought, but I've got a nice frame that would look great like this... http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/wilier-cromovelato-788.
so I was wondering where I could get a frame and forks cromovelato'ed and how much it would be.
I guess it's a bit of a longshot and expensive, but any info would be appreciated.
thanks!
Wayne