POLISHED FUNK

[kleinalpine]

Hi there fellow retrobikers. I acquired the Funk now about two years ago from Arran over in Australia. Can I say what a fine chap he was and congratulate him on the super build he did on this bike!!! Ive always wanted to strip it right back and give her a full overhaul, Full service , Polish and apply new decals which I kindly got of Gil, cheers buddy. Being busy and all that nonsense ive finally got my act together and done the full restoration I wanted to on this lovely bike. It really was a labour of love sanding the bike for many hours, but well worth it in the end. I know some of you commented on Arrans post about the two different sets of wheels he had for it (spins/Snowflakes) but I went for the spins on this outing!! I managed to take her out today as the weather was lovely in Devon!! So here's a few pictures for you to see!! Sorry if my camara's quality doesn't do it justice!! Thanks for looking!!
Cheers Ben

 

[Tc]

Nice & I love the spins on it

 

[unit3]

Looks sweet that does, would be interested to see it with a black seat post to tie in with the stem, and draw the eye to the frame more?


Niall.

 

[kleinalpine]

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Yeah that would be worth trying to see the difference!!
Thanks Niall
Cheers

 

[Vinevo]

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Nice one looking good, they climb great as you'll find out if you don't already know, I really must finish mine, about 5 years in the making now

 

[paulswheels]

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Very Nice, Have always desired to acquire one of these.

 

[kleinalpine]

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She may be up for sale in the near future!! :facepalm:

 

[ti_pin_man]

certainly a different 'industrial looking' build. I love the frame. whats the fork?

 

[kleinalpine]

Re: forks

Hi , the forks are Cronos Alloy!!
Cheers

 

[RockiMtn]

nice! almost makes me want to get back to building mine up… almost! but not quite.