I'm in agreement with that. I'd say any of the colors as a solid would be
better than any of the splits. I have a coupled All Rounder and like how the
couplers' design evokes a continuity of the frame tubing 'underneath', almost
like a piece of jewelry wrapped there. I think splitting the paint
The turquoise/yellow reminds me of the Pantani Bianchi.
What a tough selection!
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My totally biased opining of the 4 choices is number 4, all lilac. Second
choice would be an "other", all yellow. The split colors look like you took
cut 2 frames and morphed them together, just odd.
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Pastel Turquoise? I don't think so. Wish it had some actual turquoise in
there, but I will still vote for #1. The world needs more yellow (and
turquoise) bicycles. Snappy!
On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 12:13:16 PM UTC-4, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow
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Pearl night blue
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#3!
On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 5:00:58 PM UTC-4 lambbo wrote:
> sorry but #5, the lilac with the grey
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sorry but #5, the lilac with the grey
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#1. I'm big on the bright!
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some feedback, getting powder for a Surly Travelers Check I'd pick the #2 red/grey, t'was me. But, just out of curiosity, why powder instead of a regular spray paint job?On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 11:13:16 AM UTC-5, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles wrote:So here's my thoughts each color
Well, not to take your post in a different direction, but the reason I
asked is because I'm slowly growing somewhat skeptical of powder coating
jobs -* in certain cases*. I myself own a Surly 1x1, which is a PC'd steel
frame, that I've had since '04 and I see no problems or issues with it.
In case people aren't familiar with the Travelers Check frame, it is a
coupled travel framewhich makes it an easy transition for two-color
paint...
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Great question, George!
1.Wet paint would need to be shipped out adding another ~$120 to the price
2. Wet paint is typically $400 plus for one color (for anyone that does it
often and well)
3. Powder is supposedly more durable/more chip-resistant than wet paint.
4. We have an excellent local
I'd pick the #2 red/grey, t'was me. But, just out of curiosity, why powder
instead of a regular spray paint job?
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