Is there a Site that Sells Old Bike Frame Decals?
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...there are a number of them. You'll get a better set of suggestions in the C+V forum here.
...there are a number of them. You'll get a better set of suggestions in the C+V forum here.
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I believe that YellowJersey.Org has a decent stock of many brands. (or at least used to)
Of course, they're not original, but reproductions.
Of course, they're not original, but reproductions.
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VeloCals bicycle decals - Quality, Durable, Ultra-thin
They worked well for me when I fixed up this old 1973 Raleigh not too long ago and I had to replace a couple of decals.
They worked well for me when I fixed up this old 1973 Raleigh not too long ago and I had to replace a couple of decals.
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I've had good personal experience with both H. Lloyd and Cyclomondo, haven't tried Velocals, but have heard they're good.
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Also VeloCals bicycle decals - Quality, Durable, Ultra-thin and CYCLOMONDO - BICYCLE RESTORATION DECALS
I've had good personal experience with both H. Lloyd and Cyclomondo, haven't tried Velocals, but have heard they're good.
I've had good personal experience with both H. Lloyd and Cyclomondo, haven't tried Velocals, but have heard they're good.
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