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Old 05-15-08, 05:26 PM
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I would almost kill for those pedals, i think my wife would just consider me more nuts though.....
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Old 05-15-08, 07:18 PM
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Like the guy taking the survey when he asked "Mr. Crawford is anyone in your family disturbed with mental illness?) To which I replied " No we are all quite happy with it"
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Old 05-16-08, 09:11 PM
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Ken did a great job, I just got my bike back from Ken's. The hardest part is going to his shop and picking thru all the samples. Your mixte is wonderful
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What do you use for touch-up paint? Can the powder coat fellow give you a small bottle of touch up paint that matches or are you hosed if you chip/scratch it?
Can't speak for others...

Been four years since my powdercoat. I could hammer on it and nothing would happen. I'd really have to carve at it to chip. It's NOT like other paints.
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