Thank you. Being in Vancouver we are lucky to find the occasional Gatorblade a bit more often than in other cities but I was definitely giddy to have snagged a frameset with the curved version.beautiful......what a find....love those forks.
I think you’re right. It’s much less camo and more cloud-like. Still like the bill of sale context.nice, looking forward to seeing more.
I think it is more cloud than camo, great colour whatever its called.
Thanks Adrian! I’ve meant to but don’t have any nice photos, or they could be a bit better. They’re all lemonsThanks for sharing on here Ryan. She sure is a beauty
I think you’re right. It’s much less camo and more cloud-like. Still like the bill of sale context.
In regard to the coloured varnish, I considered it but much of the paint loss falls into the areas of white cloud intersecting with the blue. It seemed like one of those bite off too much projects where I’d end up not matching the air brush areas to my satisfaction. And, again, I actually like the wear.
I actually love the clear polish idea! I love seeing the patina from years of use and abuse, and this is a really affordable easy way of getting to see those battle scars while still protecting the frame somewhat. I plan to use this approach in the future myself!
Really good work easing that rust off without touching the paint, too.
It goes without saying that I love this bike!
Can't wait for the rest of the updates, and thrilled it found such a good home with you.
Good to know. The extra one I had made its way to a pal already but I’ll let you know if I hear of another.Well I'm in desperate need of an ICR if one's now become surplus to requirements!