Anodizing

[old skool babe]

Would like to get a couple of frames done....!
Does anyone know how much they are to do...

Need it stripped of paint. And if price is good might get two done.
His and hers

 

[integerspin]

I don't know.
I have a pair of GSXR forks that had the anodising stripped off them and were re-anodised and dyed gold, it cost £10 cash and that might well be a larger surface area than a bike frame; but the same place quoted[on the phone] me £150 to re-anodise a GSXR frame. Ask your local anodiser.

 

[Carge]

I'm talking to Steve Barry about getting some done - from reading other threads on here peeps think quite highly of him.
http://anodising.blogspot.co.uk/

He can do Hardtails for £60 and Full-Suss for £80, in a limited range of colurs as only some of his tanks will take a frame. Frames need to be stripped of all paint first.

 

[1210tech]

These guys did a retrobike members Pace: http://www.customcolour.co.uk/index.htm ... fAodGw4B0Q

Here's the thread: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... sc&start=0

 

[banana]

Hello everyone

 

[thesneaker]

I've used both the above mentioned anodisers, out of choice i would go for CCA, they can take their time but the results are good, they recently did some Ringle hubs for me pictured below.

And please check out page 5 on my on going Funk build -

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... 8&start=60

 

[Magsy]

How did you get the Ringle logo back on there ?

 

[vinnya77]

How did you get the Ringle logo back on there ?

I was thinking the same

 

[thesneaker]

How did you get the Ringle logo back on there ?

They are called decals

 

[Magsy]

Cool must be the pics but it looks like laser etching, had not really considered that decals could apply and look good.