A_Guy_Called_Graham
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So my clocky is back from it autum mini break sporting a fresh orange tan, RC30 look like they’ve burnt to a crisp 
‘89 Orange Clockwork resto begins
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So my clocky is back from it autum mini break sporting a fresh orange tan, RC30 look like they’ve burnt to a crisp baron von greenback
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Looking good mate and the color looks right who did it for you
A_Guy_Called_Graham
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Tim at Yorvick Engineering did it, he’s local to me and often has orange frames in there, he’s done all my bmx restos over the years too. If anything it’s a little glossy for my liking but I’ll figure out a way to dull it down somehow.
baron von greenback
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Cheers mate dulling it down only thing i can think of is sanding it or can you get a matt clear coat
Nothin-fancy
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Y'all be hording some beautiful bikes. I'm looking forward to seeing how it goes. I love me some DX.
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Yes, Yorvik Engineering Services in Wigginton near York. I’ve had a few frames powder coated there. They always do a fantastic job and they are reasonably priced too.
I’m going for orange and white frame, black forks and stem, and I don’t care if that’s “wrong” for an Aluminium O. Also changing the decals for “wrong” ones. Purists won’t be happy.
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Watching with interest!Yes, Yorvik Engineering Services in Wigginton near York. I’ve had a few frames powder coated there. They always do a fantastic job and they are reasonably priced too.
I’m going for orange and white frame, black forks and stem, and I don’t care if that’s “wrong” for an Aluminium O. Also changing the decals for “wrong” ones. Purists won’t be happy.
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