A pink bike
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Pretty in pink
Pretty in pink
I made it as a birthday present for my wife. It is deliberately slightly retro in style but with mostly modern components. NOS Campagnolo Daytona 10 speed shifters and Veloce front and rear derailleurs and Paul Components cantilever brakes. I used stainless steel for the rear triangle and Reynolds 853 for the front and forks.kingbling":37nrye46 said:Tell us more
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Your wife is one lucky lady, unless of course she wanted a Diamond solitaire ring
Your wife is one lucky lady, unless of course she wanted a Diamond solitaire ring
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Paint by Cromaworks. http://cromaworks.com/kermitgreenkona88":1jw1r4v2 said:Pretty in pink
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Just like yours some absolute works of art there
Do they accept body parts for payment :?:
Just like yours some absolute works of art there
Do they accept body parts for payment :?:
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Fantastic paintwork I agree and at realistic prices. It was a recommendation on Retrobike which pointed me towards Cromaworks and John Burke has now painted four frames for me. I can't remember who made the recommendation (it was in someone else's post) but thank you whoever it was.
kermitgreenkona88":2if5b1od said:Just like yours some absolute works of art there
Do they accept body parts for payment :?:
Fantastic paintwork I agree and at realistic prices. It was a recommendation on Retrobike which pointed me towards Cromaworks and John Burke has now painted four frames for me. I can't remember who made the recommendation (it was in someone else's post) but thank you whoever it was.
It is a Pacenti Paris-Brest fork crown.kingbling":2xgj36nw said:
https://www.bikelugs.com/store/index.ph ... tegoryID=8
These crowns are available in the UK from https://www.ceeway.com/index.htm
