Normally this would be the cue to say "A picture is worth 1,000 words"
but when it comes to color, pictures can be so horribly misleading.
On 08/09/2016 03:24 PM, Joe Bernard wrote:
Well, I need to have a name for a color when describing a color.
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Well, I need to have a name for a color when describing a color.
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Interestingly enough from a "design evolution " standpoint the new Bubbes are
very similar to the vision of Cleland cycles, an early proponent of off road
cycling in the UK. He liked very steep seat and head angles though. Always like
seeing things come full circle
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You know I've been thinking that although the Rosoes are sort of "one offs" I
can't help but think some elements of these bike will reappear in the near
future!
The funka tube (or whatever it's called), really helps to support the radically
sloping top tube, which in turn invites a much
Isn't if funny how we search for the right word to describe color !
I say the color is what it is , in whom it is.
The color speaks for itself .
Nice !
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There's a pic of Machine Green on the Blug. It looks like an old engine-block
color, which fits the name. I like it.
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Grant says the color is going to be "machine green." Popular with home
appliances and such in the 1950s. I keep thinking of the infamous "Avocado
Green" home appliances, but that was in the 1960s wasn't it? Will be
interesting to see the color when it becomes public.
Reid
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