Names and faces to bikes

some of us are on page 96 :)

I'm clearly more open in my conversations. All this whispering.. tut tut.

Finally I removed the sticker off the Bianchi, this is how my bike look now, not a lots different, but noticeably so than the first one, some of you should be able to spot me from the norms now;

that looks so much better without stickers.

that looks so much better without stickers.

exactly, and the blue bar made it look rather nice methinks.

my girlfriend kept complaining about the saddle "it's so tacky! it doesn't suit the bike at all!".

the day when they make a chrome saddle we can all be happy.

the day when they make a chrome saddle we can all be happy.

I'm still sticking to it - this is how the finish product should look (the frame is going to get respray in a glossy light grey eventually, like couple or several months time).

why get the frame resprayed? looks great as it is, just add some more colours, maybe a rear wheel, cranks, tyre, not all of these just some

yeh leave it as it is, i guess it looks amazing in the flesh. any extra sparkle will be killed by a months riding. i've seen a similar bianchi which has had the same treatment (alway parked outside the brownswood park tavern on green lanes if its anyones on here). looks beautiful. i would without doubt set about the same thing if i had one.

(also the saddle matches the tyres) ;)

imagine chrome tyres, the hipsters would go insane

why get the frame resprayed? looks great as it is, just add some more colours, maybe a rear wheel, cranks, tyre, not all of these just some

simply because ever since I've converted my first bike, I always wanted that kind of paint scheme, well, originally was this;

What I can do thought, is simply get a better rims in black, and hopefully if it look great, leave it at that (with a few compound changed to black like the stem).

the day when they make a chrome saddle we can all be happy.

they did that already;

My brother
http://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=a7f9d41aad&attid=0.4&disp=inline&view=att&th=11b94e123cd2ce56

His bike
http://www.bigboystoyz.com/affiliate_images/free_bike1.jpg

Finally I removed the sticker off the Bianchi, this is how my bike look now, not a lots different, but noticeably so than the first one, some of you should be able to spot me from the norms now;

Looks real good. Even more tempted now to take the decals off of mine! What did you use?

That's lovely mate!! My friend is planning to do the same with his but he's getting electric blue Deep-V's and a riser bar, great look there though!

Looks real good. Even more tempted now to take the decals off of mine! What did you use?

car paint stripper from the local garage for a fiver, a bit of a bastard to use, make sure you do one frame, and be careful with the paint stripper, one drop on the eyes, even second could make you blind for life.

this is how you should removed the sticker, do the whole thing not just the sticker part as you also need to removed the whole clearcoat so it look nice and smooth;

god help you ed.... did you do it inside? I bet you were high as a kite!!

god help you ed.... did you do it inside? I bet you were high as a kite!!

Nah that photo belong to someone else, i did it outside, in the rain mind cause I was getting rather annoyed with the sticker and was dying to removed it as fast as I can.

Thanks!! Will be off to the local Amsterdam DIY shop to ask for...."het afbijtmiddel van de autoverf"

And the face daf? Show them the face.

And the face daf? Show them the face.

Hideous :]

Hideous :]

i aim to displease (;

god help you ed.... did you do it inside? I bet you were high as a kite!!

I did the forks and the rest of your frame in my bathroom, mmmm notormorsy

gonacol?
that sounds like an STD