nader
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fella a Yo always rides fantastic no matter how it looks..
I think I may just live with the fact that we all can't have bikes as good looking as yours, nader
Progress on my 93 Yo
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looking for advice on paint color selection
Well, the decision to repaint my fork was made for me last night. My one-year-old weaseled her way behind my bike and knocked it into a storage trunk with metal edges, scraping the paint off the entire length of the fork. I was just finished running cables too...
But anyways, I can't match the paint color so I was thinking that I could paint it either the green or the hot pink seen on either end of this Yo between the team violet.
Any thoughts or other opinions?
Well, the decision to repaint my fork was made for me last night. My one-year-old weaseled her way behind my bike and knocked it into a storage trunk with metal edges, scraping the paint off the entire length of the fork. I was just finished running cables too...
But anyways, I can't match the paint color so I was thinking that I could paint it either the green or the hot pink seen on either end of this Yo between the team violet.
Any thoughts or other opinions?
I love the tri-color scheme above, but I would really stick with the kandy wild cherry and team lavendar you've got going. I really dig it, and it is nice to keep original paint (is it original?). Fats often had contrasting forks as well....
If it is for sure a keeper, cut the fork. But if you ever may plan on selling it on, as was mentioned above, someone will appreciate the extra steerer.
Find the right stem for your dimensions and get out on the trail!
If it is for sure a keeper, cut the fork. But if you ever may plan on selling it on, as was mentioned above, someone will appreciate the extra steerer.
Find the right stem for your dimensions and get out on the trail!