Hub Powderworks is giving away a free retro-reflective paint job for the holidays
12-17-14, 09:41 AM
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Hub Powderworks is giving away a free retro-reflective paint job for the holidays
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My friend Emily founded the company, and I've seen a few of the bikes she's done so far—they look great! It's a really nice color, and you'd never think it's reflective.
My friend Emily founded the company, and I've seen a few of the bikes she's done so far—they look great! It's a really nice color, and you'd never think it's reflective.
12-20-14, 06:38 AM
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It's white...that is a winter stealth vehicle in the Midwest.
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There are times I wonder. The LIGHTS shining on the frame are white, so the retroreflective color of the bike is the color of the lights.
The bike color in daylight is gray.
-mr. bill
The bike color in daylight is gray.
-mr. bill
