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quite enjoy my summer season, as a slack hacker.
Single speed, bomb proof 120mm mx comps, flat pedals. a good giggle all in all.

except its lemon yellow (which was cool for a bit, but never has sat quite right)
can i be bothered to get it coated gloss black, with no markings or badges?
would look ninja as ferk.
cheeky trails are fine if you're on a black bike, obviously... 😉

or a waste of money on what is a cheap frame, as a weekday hack bike...

got any black bikes with no markings?
any black summer seasons?

(i would also take a file to the rough burrs on ALL the pre stamped parts (dropouts, iscg mounts, etc etc)


 
Posted : 25/10/2011 10:26 pm
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if it's just a £40 powdercoat then it's probably worth it to get it how you like it, eh?


 
Posted : 25/10/2011 10:40 pm
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I'm useless at this photo stuff, drop me an email and I'll send you a photo or two.

Mines an early raw finish powdercoated met black with stealth grey on one stickers 🙂

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Posted : 25/10/2011 10:42 pm
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If your near me I could get it done matt black for nowt, providing its properly stripped.


 
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do it.

I got my 456 powdercoated 18 months ago. It was looking really tatty. It's now candy apple red (inspired by chumba HX1 of the time).

It felt like getting a new bike and now rides 1.535% faster than before 😉


 
Posted : 26/10/2011 8:44 am
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Do it! I took all the geary braze-ons off my Inbred before having it coated. But I wish I'd spent a bit more time tidying up the stamped dropout plates, so think hard before you take it in so that you get everything right!


 
Posted : 26/10/2011 9:28 am
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i considered that simon, seems a bit daft though if its a regular dropout frame? i COULD take a dremel to them and "convert" them to zip tie type connections, which are much tidier i think (i personally think ALL brazeons on that type of frame should be the zip ones)
as i might want to put gears on it when i decide im not getting out on it enough and cant hack single speed.

think i might sit on it over the winter, get it properly tatty (its not that old actually :oops:)

how much did you pay?

where are you takisawa2 ? (though gloss would be preferred actually i think)

ALSO, if im gonna fork out for a respray, black kind of seems half arsed (even though it is the colour i want)


 
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£35 to strip and spray frame and fork at W H Paints in Mansfield. I made sure everything was masked (installed old headset, seatpost, BB, bottle and rack bolts). Black should be even cheaper!


 
Posted : 27/10/2011 7:42 am