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Even a "budget" sports car like the 86 sounds so much better than dealing with the headaches of owning a shop...

I like how they consider anything not labeled a Huffy as "high-end"...

Nice clean looking build. Looks great in yellow.

Looks great! Can't go wrong with white/black...

That's a beauty.

Came down to Goat VS Shark for me... :)

That's my experience as well. It's pretty easy to get a great looking finish from a rattle can, it just doesn't last. Even with lots of prep work, good primer and plenty of clear coats...

Wow...gonna be tough to pick a top dog out of this group...

Nice bike. I've never seen that paint/graphics job before. The seatpost looks surprisingly at home on it.

Re: Re: lol...I agree!

They're supposed to be stored in cool temps...maybe your shed is just too cold...

I haven't noticed new tires degrading any faster than older tires. Seems like it would come down to a few factors like how they're stored, conditions they're used in, and the rubber compound used. Softer tires wear faster, harder tires wear longer but crack sooner? Stuff like that. I would think...

Being an arrogant d-bag does tend to offend people...no surprise there... :roll:

Surely you're not surprised by his comments...

Re: "This bike rides like a dream." lol...

I pick the coolest bike there. The one I'd like to take for a ride most. I don't care who posted it up, what it's worth, or how it got to where it did...

Re: Bought on the cheap, cleaned and tuned, and sold for a tidy profit. The paint was sun-faded into a hideous two-tone...

If you're drinking those beers straight out of the bottle, I believe that's considered a "Crime Against Humanity"...just sayin'...:)

Something looks odd about those cranks on the Kona... :)

Re: Re: They usually look fine, they're just not as durable as a powder coat or the expensive paints. That may have just been the paint I used though. I don't know if there's a more durable paint available in spray cans than what I used. You can see where this one is chipped by the binder bolt...