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Any excuse to post my bike!
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Bit of history: http://www.63xc.com/
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• #7
Old one of mine
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• #8
23mm, but ridden this a fair bit off road.
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• #9
niice
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• #10
Was actually thinking we needed this thread!
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• #12
Stem and bar id on that. Looks lovely.
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• #13
@Eingangs old Orlo
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• #14
Stem looks like a syntace 25.4mm clamp stem. Lovely stems, would recommend!
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• #15
I can get behind this thread...
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• #16
So no rules about handlebars and pedals in here then?
I've been running an alternate rear wheel with a more skid friendly tyre on this lately but put it back to full gravel mode for a photoshoot the other day.
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Stripped it down as soon as I got home from that and have now painted it. The effect is a bit inconsistent but I’m happy with the results...
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• #18
Niiiiice! I think the inconsistency actually looks really cool and adds to it.
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• #20
love a tonic
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• #21
Yeah, fluro gleaming pink base, from the Gold range then the Gentian blue over the top.
I think being heavy handed with the crackle stuff makes for the biggest cracks/most noticeable effect.
The low pressure thing with the gold paints makes it kinda difficult to work with. Would probably try a white range paint as the base next time.
I got frame and forks out of the pink and it's done but there's plenty more of the crackle stuff left.
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• #22
Cheers. I'm pretty happy with it. It's maybe more interesting coz its not consistent?
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Trek hybrid thing with CX disc fork, hydraulic brake, 38c GKs. Built up for riding the jurassic coast/BITW last year but mostly used as a pub bike now..
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Reader's
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• #25
Cool. What is it?
Since @Eamesy sullied the fixed-road thread, why not have the fixed-offroad thread the masses have been pining for?
Their lovely example:
My overposted Dolan:
Brief: fixed gear bike intended for use off-road, obviously