Orange P7 respray
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This is true! 
Must admit, after a couple of complete restorations I've lost interest in new paint jobs etc and just look out for tidy original bikes.
Must admit, after a couple of complete restorations I've lost interest in new paint jobs etc and just look out for tidy original bikes.Orange P7
Again, like Jussa, i went for an alternative build.
like -
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... sc&start=0
Very happy with the way it turned out and very vary happy with the way it rides.
PS. since photo i've changed tyres to Wildgrippers in Orange.
i believe there's no right or wrong in what ever build you do. The only wrong is not riding it afterwards.
Again, like Jussa, i went for an alternative build.
like -
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... sc&start=0
Very happy with the way it turned out and very vary happy with the way it rides.
PS. since photo i've changed tyres to Wildgrippers in Orange.
i believe there's no right or wrong in what ever build you do. The only wrong is not riding it afterwards.
Re: Orange P7
Exactly. I just want to get it back to it's original Orange colour and tidy it up, so it will be staying original (in terms of the frame and forks anyway). I won't be changing it to black with pink sparkles or anything but beauty is in the eye of the beholder after all!
unidude":q67b31i4 said:The only wrong is not riding it afterwards.
Exactly. I just want to get it back to it's original Orange colour and tidy it up, so it will be staying original (in terms of the frame and forks anyway). I won't be changing it to black with pink sparkles or anything but beauty is in the eye of the beholder after all!
