Showing posts with label powder coating. Show all posts
Showing posts with label powder coating. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Stripped Action Zone bars
Spent last weekend stripping my second set of Action Zone bars down to the bare metal. Got to say the brazed welds are gorgeous. Almost sad they get lost under powdered coat or chrome...
Anyway, some minor work needed on them as there's a small ding on the crossbar. Nothing major, but I'll get a welder to fill it out and smooth them back to normal.
Anyway, some minor work needed on them as there's a small ding on the crossbar. Nothing major, but I'll get a welder to fill it out and smooth them back to normal.
Labels:
Action Zone,
Action Zone Bars,
powder coating,
Stripped
Friday, September 14, 2012
Packed up for powder
Well I've decided to restore the Haro too, so it's all packed up to be sent off for powder coating. Off to SuperBikeDan again :)
Monday, May 7, 2012
Paint measurements
20cm of chrome from the tip of the drop out:
10 cm of paint from the leadin edge of the seat post:
10 cm paint from the rear of the bottom bracket:
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Dia Compe Nippon
Well I finally got around to outlining the Dia Compe Nippon text on the calipers using a fine point black Sharpie Oil Paint pen. So it will be nice and permanent :)
A quick reminder of the original state
btw, I guess the Sharpie definition of fine isn't the same as mine...
Half done, Nippon polished out, "Dia Compe" over filled but unfinished...
Turned out ok, but trickier than when they were raw polished.
(Sorry for the dodgy iPhone photos)
A quick reminder of the original state
btw, I guess the Sharpie definition of fine isn't the same as mine...
Half done, Nippon polished out, "Dia Compe" over filled but unfinished...
Turned out ok, but trickier than when they were raw polished.
(Sorry for the dodgy iPhone photos)
Labels:
Dia Compe,
GT Pro Performer,
Nippon,
powder coating
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Odyssey Gyro
I managed to get a Gyro friendly Epoch headset, so it looks like I'll be running the Gyro on the build.
Also all the parts are currently homeward bound, should be with me by the end of the week. :)
Also all the parts are currently homeward bound, should be with me by the end of the week. :)
Labels:
Epoch,
GT Pro Performer,
Odyssey Gyro,
powder coating
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Powder coating
The frame and forks are being powdered this week. Heard back that the Araya Aeros turned out near perfect. That was probably my biggest concern, since one of the rims had a few deep marks.
Hopefully everything should be completed and shipped out this week. First thing after that will be lacing of the rims to the GT hubs. Still need to calculate the spoke length...
Hopefully everything should be completed and shipped out this week. First thing after that will be lacing of the rims to the GT hubs. Still need to calculate the spoke length...
Monday, July 4, 2011
Packed up and posted!
Just posted all the bits that I want powdered to SBD... aka PWS Finishing Ltd. in England.
Mostly a mix of GT green and white bits.
GT Green
GT white
Should look very very different when it all comes home again!
Mostly a mix of GT green and white bits.
GT Green
- GT Performer frame
- GT Performer forks
- GT stem
- GT powerdisk
GT white
- Sugino sprocket
- GT seat clamp
- Dia Compe Nippon brakes
- GT Epoch dustcover
- GT frame standers
- GT fork standers
- Araya Aero rims
Should look very very different when it all comes home again!
Labels:
Araya Aero,
Dia Compe,
GT Pro Performer,
Nippon,
powder coating
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Packing up the frame
Geting the frame ready to post to SuperBikeDan. All lagged up and ready for winter posting!
Still to box up but somewhere under that is my GT Performer.
Still to box up but somewhere under that is my GT Performer.
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