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Bonafide

Was busy moving stuff around in the garage - stopped to take a break and looked down to see the two of them side by side, sitting in the street ... had to snap a pic.

davidc

Gosh, they're getting so big; before you know it, they'll need braces. Nice machines!

ohiorider

I especially like what you've done to the silver one. Looks really nice. Where'd you come up with the black rims?

Bob

[ This message was edited by: ohiorider on 2007-06-20 19:56 ]

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sweatmachine

and they used to be such good boys!

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rstover

Like I said to the missus when we met... "nice pair!" :-D

bonnevillebilly

Look at em hanging out in the street, just looking for trouble

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05Truxter

Fraternal twins - you lucky dog. I have a lonely only child that gets spoiled.
1+ for the black rims on the silver bike - very nice.
Did you get them powder coated, and how much did the whole ordeal (wheel rebuilding, etc) set you back?

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Bonafide

Thanks guys. I'll be sure to include the GF's Bonnie Black in the mix the next time a photo-op presents itself. Her bike was in the upstairs garage at the time I took this pic.

The black rims are powdercoated stockers. It was $394 exactly for everything (labor and coating) - done here locally. I had them reuse my stock spokes to save on costs.