Dalsnibba

ditto, looks good.

It does, definitely needs something flashier and more science fictiony long term though!

Looks great.

Love this project, the concept, everything! Fucking cool shit.. hope all goes well for you both and look forward to seeing more.

For primer, it looks ok:

It'll do until we get back and strip it again, anyway.

For primer it looks superb.

That looks fantastic - I'd keep it like that personally! Making me itch for a Talbot here Neil - these threads are doing their job very well.

Any noticeable difference from the old GS?

Whats happening to the old frame?

That is top Dammit. Looks like a worthy steed.

Fuck I need a Talbot now...

For primer it looks prima.

Hoping to not buy another road bike for a decade, but if I was to get home tonight and find mine stolen, then I think this would be my first port of call for a replacement.

I love grey bikes.

Primer on it's own will scratch though wont it (looking at hoops here) ?

I would think so, it's pretty fragile- but all it needs to do is hold the rust at bay for a week.

This is great, on of the few bikes that makes me "want". So much better than any NAHBs wank. Impressive work from you both.

I'd pretty much take that with a 54.5 TT and some lacquer over the grey.

Stunning, fantastic work. You should both be proud of what you are doing.

Awesome

Will you keep the matt grey? I'd get it done like that but with fluoro touches like the Marin bikes of my youth.

Yes, I've decided to keep the grey- the current paint (well, primer) will have to come off and it be done properly though.

That aside, a) Norway is awesome and b) this bike is an absolute missile.

/hyberbole

A very long way from this;

awesome pic. norway is definitely a cycle heaven.

Actually this is a much better comparison for the stark difference;

Is it me or do you have less saddle to bar drop on the Dalsnibba?