1989 Overbury's Pioneer

welcome to the 'club' - these bikes seem to be gathering a bit of a following - see Sinnerman's thread for lots of archive material

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... ht=pioneer

heres some members' bikes


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Welcome Mogli! The tatty looking grey frame and forks with the yellow decals in LeGrandeFromages' post above is mine... :oops: It shouldn't be like that for much longer though. I can recommend Gil_M for decals, he's supplied my new ones. He's a member on here.

Overbury's did a lot of nice two-tone jobs as well as classy single colours so I reckon you can more or less pick what you want for an "authentic" look. Glad to see someone bought that singlespeed Overbury's frame in the end - it was tempting me since it was first advertised... :roll:
 
I have seen this frame before the paint was applied, and i have to say it really is in great shape. I think it will make a very nice build.

Also if you did decide to go back to gears, it wouldnt be that expensive imho.

Looking forward to seeing how you build this one.... 8)
 
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Thank you very much!

When it comes to fillet brazed handbuilt bikes it is really hard to resist.
I was thinking a little bit to long about the "Riddler" frameset :cry: and than the PioneerSS popped up...
Berlin is really flat so it is not to bad having a SS.

I really like the orange-grey color sheme of legrandefromage...
and I thing I am going to chosse the two color faded sheme as Rich34 suggested.

I will study the links and keep you updated when the process starts.
Thanks again for the input!
Cheers
al
 
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