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adenough:

--- Quote from: dordymush on November 25, 2012, 06:32 PM ---its ok paying people to do things for you but you cant beat restoring something yourself  :daumenhoch:.
all you end up doing otherwise is bolting new parts on a frame and i cant really see the fun in that as you can build a bike in 30 mins if you take your time  ;D.

good effort rog  :)

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ozone:

--- Quote from: dordymush on November 25, 2012, 06:32 PM ---its ok paying people to do things for you but you cant beat restoring something yourself  :daumenhoch:.
all you end up doing otherwise is bolting new parts on a frame and i cant really see the fun in that as you can build a bike in 30 mins if you take your time  ;D.

good effort rog  :)

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+1  Some hobby this would be if everyone just waved their cheque-book every time something needed doing.  This section would be very quiet for a start.   :uglystupid2:

Looking forward to the next installment when you anodise a polished component.   :daumenhoch:

b45t4rd:
Fair play for trying something different, let us know how you get on.  :)

adenough:
will do deffo,I've got another tech 3 and my seat clamp plus my stem top  :daumenhoch:

animal:
Brilliant work  ;) came out real good  8) As I understand it the more u polish it before , the better shiny finish u get  :daumenhoch:

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