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this is the first cooper with chrome on it. I read somewhere that Ron didn't have a guy to do chrome work.

these are old pictures, https://picasaweb.google.com/motoaqua/B ... true&pli=1 I don't know if the bike has been updated.

I like the burgundy but don't think it would work with the red kcnc brakes I'm using. here's a landshark with a paint scheme I find interesting. I'm thinking to change the copper to red and a slightly darker gray.

The flat black is stealthy, but I'm thinking of having it painting this winter, perhaps British Racing Green with white panels and gold lettering?

it looks like this bike was a subject of a post here previously and there was a link to more photos on flickr; viewtopic.php?f=47&t=244941

when I first saw the bike, I wasn't sure either. all I had was the 'C' on the headtube. and while the test ride felt good it was only around the parking lot and the bike was built up as a fixie. I have since showed it to Tony at A Bicycle Odyssey and he remembered the bike coming through the...

the trick to the weight are the following: 1" IRD full carbon fork, nimble fly carbon tubular front wheel, kcnc CB1 brakes, alien carbon seatpost and selle italia slr saddle. I can't tell what dropouts, see photo.

Hello from across the pond...I just came across your site searching for more information on Ron Cooper bikes. Sorry for the long post...for many years I have heard how good Ron Cooper bikes were and there was one shop in the area that would showcase his frames and for years I wanted one. but I...