Mixing colours....does this work...your thoughts

SL, fair but firm feedback there.
I've had a break from the garage....lad to swimming, tea, washing up etc.
I dont dig it anymore, got other plans now.
sometimes less-is more :?
now where's the AWv3 link :D
 
MCK, saw you had the same problem mate.
your sig says all.
I've still got the odd pair, but worked out that the contrast may be too much.
either of the two bright colours, with my pewter pair, look tons better...imo.
suppose we after the same singleton now ;)
 
Elev12k":2ydxzxho said:
I like the drive side more

...but for others that could be different

+ it looks wild ...what is FAT typical

So I think it is a success

ditto that. FATs were always loaded up with lots of colours & for some reason it always worked :)
 
ti-fat-man":gzxg8t54 said:
MCK, saw you had the same problem mate.
your sig says all.
........
suppose we after the same singleton now ;)

three of us looking for a 3DV l/h 176 - you,me and Slimjoe! Going to be a tear up next time one appear on 'bay! :LOL:

PS - you still want/need those other Cooks?
 
SL, just read thread, didn't answer your Q?
the gold leg is a judy xc leg on a sl fork.
the fork leg was crimped bad by a hope disc bracket, when in disc format.
i have both xc legs, but the snob in me, won't let me fit both, cos you won't know it's the Ti licked (partly) SL model :oops:
I've really got to get out more!
 
go one then......gratutious pic of other build taking stage in the garage.
colours simpler in this case, i think!
hand full of other parts in box ready to go.
al
 

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Kinda see what your doing... :D

Mmm. Not sure.

I think rule of thumb is this (and I will be slated for this Im sure and NOONE take offence please as its just my opinion...)

Bright, vivid colour frame: single matching or contrasting colour OR silver or black components

Dull colour frame: matching or contrast or go "mad sh*t on it"!!!!

Ti always looks cool with a load of funky coloured stuff highlighting the dull grey tubes.

Mirror polished alloy always looks good with a bunch of colour. Or indeed a one colour component only treatment.

Steel or alloy frames that have a funky colourscheme have to have silver or black it seems (to me)

I think linear fade Kleins always look cool with black stuff on them.

Each to their own but I tend to stick to that. ;)
 
This is my effort at mixing colours
 

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jez-2-many-bikes":1nihn3w8 said:
Kinda see what your doing... :D

Mmm. Not sure.

I think rule of thumb is this (and I will be slated for this Im sure and NOONE take offence please as its just my opinion...)

Bright, vivid colour frame: single matching or contrasting colour OR silver or black components

Dull colour frame: matching or contrast or go "mad sh*t on it"!!!!

Ti always looks cool with a load of funky coloured stuff highlighting the dull grey tubes.

Mirror polished alloy always looks good with a bunch of colour. Or indeed a one colour component only treatment.

Steel or alloy frames that have a funky colourscheme have to have silver or black it seems (to me)

I think linear fade Kleins always look cool with black stuff on them.

Each to their own but I tend to stick to that. ;)

you only need to take a look through the old MBAs & FAT brochures to see that FAT was the exception to this. call it the greg herbold colour scheme! :LOL: IE any random mix of colours & its still cool :LOL:
hell we dont have to agree to colour schemes,.. blondes & brunettes again remeber ;) :cool:
 
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