A Razesa for Mrs Foz!
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Richard, Beet is what you get when typing beer on a mobile phone - large fingers, tiny keyboard, and not looking what I'm typing... have changed it to beer now 
And while we're talking beer - tonight I haven't had any, so of course the BB came out first try Being sober obviously helped (not that I was drunk at all last night, I'd only had a couple!), as did the old trick of clamping the spanner onto the flats with my combination of old spindle and bearings, large washers, c-record front hub dust cone, and crankbolt. a couple of hits with the hammer, and it screwed right out.
Turns out only the spindle is superbe pro - the cups are shimano.
Anyway, I only need to get the forks sorted now - then paint (and I still didn't decide what colour to go for :facepalm
And while we're talking beer - tonight I haven't had any, so of course the BB came out first try
Being sober obviously helped (not that I was drunk at all last night, I'd only had a couple!), as did the old trick of clamping the spanner onto the flats with my combination of old spindle and bearings, large washers, c-record front hub dust cone, and crankbolt. a couple of hits with the hammer, and it screwed right out.Turns out only the spindle is superbe pro - the cups are shimano.
Anyway, I only need to get the forks sorted now - then paint (and I still didn't decide what colour to go for :facepalm
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I like this frame design
here in France, a close one has often been used by a nice framemaker MERAL
who has actually built nice women bikes , either town or road models with nice lightweight bluemels fenders
the colours are often subtle and very elegant - ivory, etc..
see these models - you will find other pics thanks to google
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I like this frame design
here in France, a close one has often been used by a nice framemaker MERAL
who has actually built nice women bikes , either town or road models with nice lightweight bluemels fenders
the colours are often subtle and very elegant - ivory, etc..
see these models - you will find other pics thanks to google
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Thanks for those pics! I like the ivory one, but with the bars of the gold one...
Am still undecided on the colour - am thinking ivory with Brown saddle and bats, tan wall tyres, or maybe candy red with white details and decals. Rims and all components will be silver.
I like the idea of white decals on a darker colour more than black or dark decals on a light colour, if that makes sense?
Thanks for those pics! I like the ivory one, but with the bars of the gold one...
Am still undecided on the colour - am thinking ivory with Brown saddle and bats, tan wall tyres, or maybe candy red with white details and decals. Rims and all components will be silver.
I like the idea of white decals on a darker colour more than black or dark decals on a light colour, if that makes sense?
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Ivory sounds good - it's a bit feminine but not girly.
Are the bats an alternative to bulky electric motors for uphill assistance?
Mark.
foz":7djbacmp said:
Ivory sounds good - it's a bit feminine but not girly.
Are the bats an alternative to bulky electric motors for uphill assistance?
Mark.
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