Assembling a road bike
Recombining and refinishing old parts into a new bike
Aug. 18, 2019 - Willem L. Middelkoop
Over the past months I have worked on different bikes, leading to an accumulation of spare parts in my garage. I wondered how hard it would be to make a new bike using these spare parts. I decided to take advantage of this moment to refinish some parts, removing excessive decals in order to create a minimal looking road bike.
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