Nice :)

[Andrew G]

I realised that I had enough spare bits to almost build up a new bike, just needed a couple of odds and sods. I also had my old Ambrosio frame sitting in the loft doing nothing, which was a shame as it's a nice frame and handles beautifully, but it was showing signs of age and commuting wear and scuffs.

Cue respray. I went to Pearson's and picked it up today, to say I'm pleased with the result is an understatement it's a fantastic job - at least as good as the original. Pearson's service is second to none and Guy was very helpful (as ever) on a couple of other things I asked him about.

Soon to be built up with a compact as a holiday and hilly ride bike

[img]http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n315/andrewgreen23/frame1.jpg[/img]
[img]http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n315/andrewgreen23/frame4.jpg[/img]
[img]http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n315/andrewgreen23/frame2.jpg[/img]
[img]http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n315/andrewgreen23/frame3.jpg[/img]

Respray cost with transfers was just under £130, bargain to bring new life to an old frame.

[Rob Q]

Thats a great job they have done there

[Snoop Doug]

Oooooo

[George]

Yep a nice looking bike Andrew but if I went for the Pearsons paintjob I wouldn't want a loony left borough of London plastered all over my frame

It looks nice, almost a corbon fibre look to it!

[Andrew G]

[quote="George"]It looks nice, almost a corbon fibre look to it!

[adrian]

Very nice indeed. Do they do sofa restoration as well?

[Jon H]

[quote="adrian"]Very nice indeed. Do they do sofa restoration as well?

[Andrew G]

[quote="adrian"]Very nice indeed. Do they do sofa restoration as well?

[Michelle]

Lush!

The bike I mean, NOT the sofa

[Marky Mark]

[quote="Michelle"]Lush!

The bike I mean, NOT the sofa

[Elliot M]

cool - but can't help thinking you should have got a subtle green outline on the logo, or a subtle transparent green pearl effect on top of the black...