Feeling painty
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barney01
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Alan H
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Faststeve
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Re: Feeling painty
Thanks kev keep it up cool to see these old bikes
Get a new life
Steve
Get a new life
Steve
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canaletto5
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Re: Feeling painty
Cheers boys !
By the way, whatever happened to Mr Certifiable ?
By the way, whatever happened to Mr Certifiable ?
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Roger Ackery
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Alan H
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Re: Feeling painty
Oh, he'll be watching, but might be stuck in the jacket.
Proof that four strokes are over complicated
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canaletto5
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Re: Feeling painty
Thank you. I wanted to do something other than my usual blue although blue is still my favourite colour (apart from candy gold, candy lavender, candy hawaiian green etces2GT550 wrote:lovely paint job - looks superb
) I refinished my GS750 recently in Candy Gypsy Red and really like the colour-
es2GT550
Re: Feeling painty
its ice to know someone is as indecisive as me !!! The 70's Candy colours are just beautiful on most of the bikes of that age.
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canaletto5
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Re: Feeling painty
The next challenge. Turning this (Which I think is quite nice TBH)
Into this Candy Lime Green set up (Which I REALLY like)