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yellowjeep 03-14-08 01:50 PM

Bianchi is finished.
 
Just wanted to share this with C&V aswell.

http://bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=397535

yellowjeep 03-14-08 01:50 PM

wow im really bad with the thead titles today, Mod feel free to fix that if you want. (Please?)

lotek 03-14-08 01:59 PM

fixed.
(I can't spell either!)

Marty

RK1963 03-14-08 02:01 PM

light blue is nice

yellowjeep 03-14-08 02:02 PM

Thanks for fixing that Marty.
Thanks RK

RK1963 03-14-08 02:05 PM

Great bike! Did you apply the decals yourself? I have some to apply and I heard they should be "burnished" with a hard object?

--------does anyone have any suggestions regarding the best object to use?

retrofit 03-14-08 02:10 PM

sweet. love the light blue, too.

cyclotoine 03-14-08 02:15 PM

Beauty! What kind of stem is that?

jebensch 03-14-08 02:17 PM

YJ -

We are kindred steel spirits. I'm embarking on a Ciocc fix-up and I've been looking at light blue powdercoat colors. Is that powder? 6037 maybe? Very curious. I also just got a great deal on a too-small Basso with the same DA headset that I'm thinking of carrying over and wondering if I should abandon my search for a Record crankset and pick up the $60 Dura Ace at my LBS to match.

That's the Pinarello saddle you picked up a couple months ago?

Well done. Very classy ride. Any tips would be appreciated and most likely utilized.

yellowjeep 03-14-08 02:20 PM


Originally Posted by RK1963 (Post 6343374)
Great bike! Did you apply the decals yourself? I have some to apply and I heard they should be "burnished" with a hard object?

--------does anyone have any suggestions regarding the best object to use?

I did apply them myself, and I have no idea what you mean by burnished. Mine came with instructions and I just followed them and they came out really well.

yellowjeep 03-14-08 02:23 PM


Originally Posted by jebensch (Post 6343462)
YJ -

We are kindred steel spirits. I'm embarking on a Ciocc fix-up and I've been looking at light blue powdercoat colors. Is that powder? 6037 maybe? Very curious. I also just got a great deal on a too-small Basso with the same DA headset that I'm thinking of carrying over and wondering if I should abandon my search for a Record crankset and pick up the $60 Dura Ace at my LBS to match.

That's the Pinarello saddle you picked up a couple months ago?

Well done. Very classy ride. Any tips would be appreciated and most likely utilized.

It is powder but I have no idea what # sorry. The DA headset that I have is a sealed bearing unit and its super smooth. I personally like the look of DA stuff of similar era Record. It is the Pinarello saddle I snagged for a buck. The only real tip I have is to make yourself a list of the small things you need like furrels and stuff I had to go to she shop 3 time because I kept forgeting stuff.

yellowjeep 03-14-08 02:24 PM


Originally Posted by cyclotoine (Post 6343449)
Beauty! What kind of stem is that?

Dura Ace

dudeona3V 03-14-08 02:42 PM


Originally Posted by RK1963 (Post 6343374)
Great bike! Did you apply the decals yourself? I have some to apply and I heard they should be "burnished" with a hard object?

--------does anyone have any suggestions regarding the best object to use?

I don't know if they still make them, but I use a burnisher (astonishing, I know). We used to use them in the graphic arts industry for press type and I find them very helpful for restoration these days. Check with an art/drafting supply place. The back of a baby or espresso spoon works too. Suggestion: if this is your first time, you may want to practice. If you have any extraneous decal, try it say underneath the bb. It comes of with some 3M solvent pretty easily (also available form your art/drafting supply)

RK1963 03-14-08 02:48 PM


Originally Posted by dudeona3V (Post 6343643)
I don't know if they still make them, but I use a burnisher (astonishing, I know). We used to use them in the graphic arts industry for press type and I find them very helpful for restoration these days. Check with an art/drafting supply place. The back of a baby or espresso spoon works too. Suggestion: if this is your first time, you may want to practice. If you have any extraneous decal, try it say underneath the bb. It comes of with some 3M solvent pretty easily (also available form your art/drafting supply)


THANKS DUDE!!!!!!!!!!

jsharr 03-14-08 02:50 PM


Originally Posted by lotek (Post 6343335)
fixed.
(I can't spell either!)

Marf(t)y

fixed

divineAndbright 03-14-08 02:53 PM

Aww look at my old Bianchi all gussied up and ready to rock! You did a great job with it, and now that I see it in natural light the color looks awesome and right! Love the DA Gruppo too.. I know everyone gets their pants in a bunch for shimano on italian but screw that, that shimano stuff is excellent!

yellowjeep 03-14-08 02:57 PM

Thanks divineAndbright.


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