Thread: What to do, when a grail bike is the (gasp) wrong color.
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Old 11-07-23 | 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Robvolz
I’ve wanted the tripod of local hand crafted bikes.

Coming from Portland, that means the team behind Strawberry Cycles. Andy Newberry, Jim Merz and Mark DiNucci.

Recently I found the last leg. A stunning DiNucci with full Dura-ace.

A lil background on me; I’m colorblind.

but I see Blue.

I hate blue.


Ditch the wheels and tires, seat and tape and call it a day.

You must not change this fantastic paint no matter what, period.

If this is a repaint, its a pretty good one and would be foolish to squander it for any reason IMO.

Andy Newlands

All you need to do is find a Strawberry from when Mark was there and trade this for it which could be easy to do as this one is a gem.

If this was closer to my size, we would be scrambling to figure something out.
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