Colour Co-ordinating

[FSR-Si]

Ive been fiddling with the Bravado this morning. Yellow paint, Blue Decals.
So i've done the blue skewers, blue bottle cage, Blue grips are in the post. But i'm unsure about what to do next if anything.

So the question is how far do you go before it starts to look tacky?

 

[sunchaser]

Sounds good so far but, I hear what your saying.. you don't want to be in danger of it looking like an 80's shellsuit

 

[Anthony]

About that far, I'd say.

Difficult to say without a pic though. You haven't even told us what colour your forks are!

 

[Corduroyboy]

About that far, I'd say.

Difficult to say without a pic though. You haven't even told us what colour your forks are!

They're yellow! (Rigid GT 3-D)

 

[FSR-Si]

This is the bike

 

[Pickle]

So i've done the blue skewers, blue bottle cage, Blue grips are in the post. But i'm unsure about what to do next if anything.

Its all personal taste, so whatever makes you happy.

Sounds like your going ok, you've picked the colour your working with, so now just pick small componants to change into that colour.

I've finished mine (I think :roll: ), and I've picked out in red the stem, grips, outer chainring + bolts, jockey wheel, brakes, Lizard skin, headset spacer, saddle and seat clamp. The tyres just have the red band.

 

[sunchaser]

Nice. Blue seatpost maybe :?:

Is that bottle cage plastic :?: An alloy one might look better..

 

[Pickle]

This is the bike

I would do:
jockeys wheels
bar ends
seatpost (to alloy)
blue Flite
chainring(s)
and maybe the stem, if you want to drop the original :?

 

[Rsmith]

Blue crankbolts and maybe heatset but I'd leave it there.

 

[sunchaser]

I've changed my mind! it looks fine as it is! but a blue headset does sound rather nice