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Old 09-11-05 | 12:33 PM
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Bikes: 2004 Bianchi Pista, Cannondale Track, Soma Pake, Schwinn Breeze

Originally Posted by rvabiker
If I take the clear coat off do I just do it where the decals over and the apply clear coat again? It has nothing to do with afraid of riding a Bianchi, its just that I'm getting it for everyday riding(to class, to work, to girlfriends) and I feel like the Bianchi stickers scream "I didn't come from a yard sale, take me"...

btw- I think the sage greenish is the 2006 but I could be wrong, It doesn't look like the concept to me...

Please post a pic of this sage greenish pista of which you speak.

Whether or not to remove the entire clearcoat or just in the area of the decals is up to you. There is the chance that if you only remove the area of the decals that there might be a noticable difference in finish. If you don't care about that, then go right ahead. A friend of mine removed his and he just stripped the entire bike down. It's an easy enough process.
As far as reapplying the clearcoat when you're done, it probably isn't the worst idea. I'm not sure how much riding in the rain you'll do, or how prone to rust the Pista frame is but to be on the safe side, I'd reapply a clearcoat or, probably better yet, get a professional to do so.
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