blue bling on a red frame?
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I had a Koga SkyCarbolite in red met with ti rear in 1995. I put blue ano parts on. It was really nice.
This 1995 SkyExpension (still awaiting for modifications) has actually excactly the same combo, but in the frame itself.
I now scored the original Rond with canti hanger. Will soon put that on. ControlTech stem has to go. Nice stem, but more for XC rides.
This 1995 SkyExpension (still awaiting for modifications) has actually excactly the same combo, but in the frame itself.
I now scored the original Rond with canti hanger. Will soon put that on. ControlTech stem has to go. Nice stem, but more for XC rides.
monsterfatuk
Senior Retro Guru
Unfortunately I do not have pics of the SkyCarbolite I mentioned. It was like this, but with blue bits allover.
A red/black metallic in the front triangle and a ti rear. The bike looked both expressive and classy. Imo aesthetisly still one of the most pleasing bikes I've ever owned.
Another red/blue bike I would like to own:
3D Racing Rover by Chris Herting!
I think in many cases blue bits on red frame don't work out great. Though I do not think it is an absolute fact red can't go with blue. Exceptions excist ...and can be even more interesting because it isn't the obvious/logical choice.
Also don't forget our nations flags are in red & blue
Turns out great, right.
A red/black metallic in the front triangle and a ti rear. The bike looked both expressive and classy. Imo aesthetisly still one of the most pleasing bikes I've ever owned.
Another red/blue bike I would like to own:
3D Racing Rover by Chris Herting!
I think in many cases blue bits on red frame don't work out great. Though I do not think it is an absolute fact red can't go with blue. Exceptions excist ...and can be even more interesting because it isn't the obvious/logical choice.
Also don't forget our nations flags are in red & blue
Turns out great, right.
