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jonthefish
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Bit quiet lately on the bike front but had a nice wee job on Knoydart today requiring bike access. Sunny and a breeze to keep the dreaded midge off. Bloomin' clegs have started but they couldn't spoil a grand day and even getting paid for it. Bonus : )
Bit quiet lately on the bike front but had a nice wee job on Knoydart today requiring bike access. Sunny and a breeze to keep the dreaded midge off. Bloomin' clegs have started but they couldn't spoil a grand day and even getting paid for it. Bonus : )
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Bullpup
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Yes it is - well spotted!
The original battleship grey was horrible so we went with this metallic bottle green for want of a better description. I have a full set of replacement decals for it. I just need to work out how to re-attach the head tube badge.
I just need to source some suitable decals for the Chameleon as they no longer seem to be available from Santa Cruz.
Yes it is - well spotted!
The original battleship grey was horrible so we went with this metallic bottle green for want of a better description. I have a full set of replacement decals for it. I just need to work out how to re-attach the head tube badge.
I just need to source some suitable decals for the Chameleon as they no longer seem to be available from Santa Cruz.
Bullpup, try GilM on here or at the retrodecals on facebook for the Chameleon decals. I have some auto adhesive here, I will look out and it will do your headbadge, and nothing will ever move it 
. I can't remember the name but it's professional stuff that was recommended to me when I restored my van. Similar to tiger seal etc but have used it on several industrial jobs and it works 100% . I have a bit left from memory so your welcome to it.
Jamie
. I can't remember the name but it's professional stuff that was recommended to me when I restored my van. Similar to tiger seal etc but have used it on several industrial jobs and it works 100% . I have a bit left from memory so your welcome to it. Jamie
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Well it was last night early this morning :shock:
I may have compromised my standing in the neighbourhood, last night in the kitchen I pulled out a very tasty/special carbon MTB frame which had started to lose its lacquer so I got out some 600 wet'n'dry and some soap water and proceeded to rub it down. What about the compromise I hear you ask, well the kitchen has the best light, and a good water supply BUT no curtains and perhaps I should have had some clothes on when I did it BUT I though that would be OK as I live up stairs.
Whatcha think :?
Well it was last night early this morning :shock:
I may have compromised my standing in the neighbourhood, last night in the kitchen I pulled out a very tasty/special carbon MTB frame which had started to lose its lacquer so I got out some 600 wet'n'dry and some soap water and proceeded to rub it down. What about the compromise I hear you ask, well the kitchen has the best light, and a good water supply BUT no curtains and perhaps I should have had some clothes on when I did it BUT I though that would be OK as I live up stairs.
Whatcha think :?
old_coyote_pedaller
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Aw, fer fecks sake dinnae make me think aboot it, Ah'll boak. :facepalm:
Aw, fer fecks sake dinnae make me think aboot it, Ah'll boak. :facepalm:
