out of the dunktank, no polishing of any sort done yet........
as-is.
ditto. i'm stoked.
same as the pic above, just add time, just subtract thumbs!
i think you either have to just paint the fillet or polish it all the way. i don't think you can do it half way and look at all good. i think you could just paint this bike & it would have looked OK!
checking out clearances. you could run a pretty short spindle on this rig for a tight "Q" factor.
all done - lights out at Coconino World HQ. thanks for reading! Steve.
out of the dunktank, no polishing of any sort done yet........
as-is.
ditto. i'm stoked.
same as the pic above, just add time, just subtract thumbs!
i think you either have to just paint the fillet or polish it all the way. i don't think you can do it half way and look at all good. i think you could just paint this bike & it would have looked OK!
checking out clearances. you could run a pretty short spindle on this rig for a tight "Q" factor.
all done - lights out at Coconino World HQ. thanks for reading! Steve.
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Looking at the polished fillets makes my fingers hurt... Beautiful!
I really dig the gentle curve on that 650's top tube too.
-Alan
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Damn Steve, your fillets are always inspiring. Just a few more thousand to go, and hopefully mine will be looking that good. Keep up the good work.
Ditto on the TT curve. Very nice Steve.
-Sam
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