February 2011 BoTM - Nominations please
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It’s good to see a really high class of bikes this month, and some really unusual entries.
I have had a look at the build thread for the KILLI and am in love with the powder coat finish on this one. I have been trying to get my powder coater to try with some glitter lately, but he has not been able to find a really fine multi colour glitter that i want.
The Lloyd is special too. Will you just look at the colour scheme, a great representation of the Union flag on a bike of the Union. The frame design is so out there even Mulder gives it an odd look.
I just dunno...... :?
I have had a look at the build thread for the KILLI and am in love with the powder coat finish on this one. I have been trying to get my powder coater to try with some glitter lately, but he has not been able to find a really fine multi colour glitter that i want.
The Lloyd is special too. Will you just look at the colour scheme, a great representation of the Union flag on a bike of the Union. The frame design is so out there even Mulder gives it an odd look.
I just dunno...... :?
For a novice and someone who has only really been drawn to mountain bikes from this site I am still learning here. I have fell in love with the klunkers in that time and the ones here are amazing so maybe its the sign of a major shift in my shiny chrome psyche or something more substantial, but I am drawn to that luminous Klein like smeagol! What is happening to me?... :?
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I'll add mine in and see what happens.
For those who haven't seen it, it was pretty much a full restoration which was an enjoyable thing for me to do. I learnt a lot in the process.
I also had a theme when I built it which was to make the most of what I had. Most of the parts were knackered and required work to get them usable and looking ok.
For anyone interested, here's the thread, more pics there:
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... highlight=
For those who haven't seen it, it was pretty much a full restoration which was an enjoyable thing for me to do. I learnt a lot in the process.
I also had a theme when I built it which was to make the most of what I had. Most of the parts were knackered and required work to get them usable and looking ok.
For anyone interested, here's the thread, more pics there:
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... highlight=
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Oh no!!!! Not a Kona!! Now we all gonna loose! 
Nice though!
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