> Is the bike stand located next to the area where the town cops park and h
ave
> their coffee & donuts? If not, I would not get too stylish.
A good answer, unfortunately. This is a proposed use where one should
probably start with a nondescript, if on-topic, bike and then add
style in a very personal fashion. Nice parts equals theft, so style
must come via frameset, I believe. If the frameset stands out, but in
a way that makes it a hard resale, it may still make you smile when
you see it *and* be there for you to see it at the end of the day.
> In fact if the bike was halfway decent, I would wrap the frame in black t
ape.
Which doesn't mean you can't make that tape application darned artsy!
Invest your own time to add style -- there's a concept.
> How about a nice vintage Raleigh 3 speed with 650A tires.
Ah, Raleigh. Always a good "not so nice, uncommon but not so uncommon" answ er.
Dan (yeah, I got Raleighs) Kehew
Davis (yeah, we got Raleighs) CA