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very smart

I like, especially the simple decal. I did a hardtail a while ago but would be nervous about a full suss. Easy enough? No problem with the increased amounts of machined surfaces and threads etc?

That looks awesome, makes me regret selling my 2006 enduro.

I took it to a powder coaters who do motor bike parts so they masks off all threads from the coating process and the shot blast only takes away the paint.

nice looking revamp there fella cables are a bit long though???

looks 8)

Hmmmm that 2004 enduro I have gathering dust in the garage…I wonder… 😀

Is there a reason the head badge is on upside down?

Looks lovely – still loving my 06

flamejob – Member

Is there a reason the head badge is on upside down?

Beat me to it 😉

Nice looking bike though, very nice 🙂

I've just rebuilt my 2004 Enduro and had forgotten how good it was.

That's inspired me… I now want to take it apart, send it off and get it back all shiny again.

How much did it set you back to get it done?

as someone with emotional attachment to this bike, i feel very proud! – thankyou Nathan, i hope you both take care of each other…

X

they're ace bikes, but not designed for the lankier gentleman…

Yea had a few cock ups the sticker is upside down on the head tube, need a get a new one sorted made a few ***""!! when i noticed that. and maybe sort the cable a bits out hate cutting brake cables as the need for new olive and bleed plus there always long enought for other bikes

As for getting the frame done it cost £35 inc vat to get it powder coated, what a bargin plus 100's of colours, so what ever takes your fancy went for white to make it look more modern.