Is it just me, or is this bike really sexy?

I'm impressed by how none of the parts match, and how the paint looks exactly like you'd see on a cheap swing set. And also how the handlebar/stem setup couldn't fit any human being who's ever lived.
 
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I kinda like it. I do like that shade of green. The mismatched blingtastic wheels would definitely have to go, as would the handle bars and the toe clips.
 
Shade of green says to me "i sprayed this in my back yard with some stuff I got at wilkys". Straight front fork says Argos fixie. I can honestly say the only thing on this bike worth saving is the gear hub and the saddle. Even the chainset is ugly.
 
I would guess the 'mis-matched' wheels were set up that intentionally ... part of the 'off-the-cuff' aesthetic.

Perhaps a wee bit too complex, for many on here to appreciate (... if it ain't paint by numbers ...) :LOL:
 
k-rod":wdesgwox said:
I would guess the 'mis-matched' wheels were set up that intentionally ... part of the 'off-the-cuff' aesthetic.

Perhaps a wee bit too complex, for many on here to appreciate (... if it ain't paint by numbers ...) :LOL:

You obviously haven't seen the broom.
 
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For the second time this year I find myself agreeing with Mike (Spokesmann)

Although I was more interested in making bike go better, the paint being secondary, those tan leather saddles are sickening, and totally wrong for "retro" bikes.

Keith
 
The History Man":1zbsniog said:
It's just you.


Jez I went back to page one to have a look and now I've just chucked up
I think THM was being kind when he posted
 
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