The VETTEL Tribute Red Bull S-Works Shiv....PICS ADDED

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NGMN
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by NGMN

Tell me we'll get a before and after weight, that ish looks heavy

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CamW
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by CamW

What prendrefeu said :shock:

coppercook62
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by coppercook62

Bad a$$

tharmor
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by tharmor

NGMN wrote:Tell me we'll get a before and after weight, that ish looks heavy


Who cares! It's a tt/tri rig and the badass factor way out weighs the gram penalty.

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Holy F SHIZ!
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mile2424
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by mile2424

tharmor wrote:
NGMN wrote:Tell me we'll get a before and after weight, that ish looks heavy


Who cares! It's a tt/tri rig and the badass factor way out weighs the gram penalty.


Thank you! Amen! :beerchug:

NGMN
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by NGMN

I'm not saying the Wright is a big deal, or denying how awesome it looks. But I really want to know the weight, I'm guessing over a pound for frame and bars...

mile2424
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by mile2424

I did take the weight before and will take it after as well. The Martini Shiv was about 1.5 lbs for paint on frame, fork, and bars.

ferrarista
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by ferrarista

Oh my goodness! This will look amazing. another great project! Did you steal that chrome paint from McLaren :mrgreen:
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tharmor
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by tharmor

Was it chrome dipped? I'm not aware of any other effective methods for chrome plating anything but metal.

mile2424
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by mile2424

No it's a speciality chrome paint. You see it used pretty often in motorsport helmets...

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53x12
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by 53x12

tharmor wrote:Was it chrome dipped? I'm not aware of any other effective methods for chrome plating anything but metal.



To my novice eyes looks like either a cosmichrome or spectra chrome job.
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tharmor
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by tharmor

mile2424 wrote:No it's a speciality chrome paint. You see it used pretty often in motorsport helmets...


Well, it looks sensational against that Idaho backdrop :wink:

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That is stunning.
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by Fatbiker

AMAAAAZING!

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