Gus,s bike
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Gus,s bike
Here it is all back together,still to add boxercup bellypan(need a extra pair of hands to fit)and rubdown/polish.
Needs some decal/stickers.
Needs some decal/stickers.
Last edited by gus on Wed Jul 07, 2004 2:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Paul
Swingarm is painted with plastikote satin enamel(sprayed).This held up quite well,but i will eventually get around to having it powder coated.
adam
I wouldnt be able to take all the rudolph jokes.
I kinda like it,not alot but i like it.Would not be a big deal to respray if the need arises.Hopefully the white nose will make me a bit more noticable to the stevie wonder/ray charles type drivers.
gus
Swingarm is painted with plastikote satin enamel(sprayed).This held up quite well,but i will eventually get around to having it powder coated.
adam
I wouldnt be able to take all the rudolph jokes.
I kinda like it,not alot but i like it.Would not be a big deal to respray if the need arises.Hopefully the white nose will make me a bit more noticable to the stevie wonder/ray charles type drivers.
gus
Looking good Gus. Certainly a unique paint sheme - quite eye catching.
Gonna try to suss one of those red seats from the 99 black, too? Just for giggles of course!
Gonna try to suss one of those red seats from the 99 black, too? Just for giggles of course!
Gary Rose.
'06 R1200S Titanium with farkles - Moristech Pro Sequential Interceptor, full Remus system, carbon bits
'12 Tiger Explorer, loaded
'15 Triumph Thruxton ACE Cafe (hers)
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A little inaccuracy saves a tonne of explanation.
'06 R1200S Titanium with farkles - Moristech Pro Sequential Interceptor, full Remus system, carbon bits
'12 Tiger Explorer, loaded
'15 Triumph Thruxton ACE Cafe (hers)
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A little inaccuracy saves a tonne of explanation.
boxerpan wrote:...someone once told me black wasn't a colour, what did they mean
Lloyd
Something along the lines of the varying colours you see are varying frequencies of light whereas black is obviously not light... no light = no colour.
However, this all becomes total bollox when it comes to paint. For instance, primary paint colours are red, yellow and blue; primary light colours are magenta (pink), yellow (err... yellow) and cyan (light blue)
I'm sure you'll sleep better for knowing that.
Adam
Forgive me father for I have sinned... ex S owner moved onto pastures new with four cylinders and a chain... and back to a twin, albeit in a V.
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Additive
Rays of light are direct light, whereas the colour of paint is reflected light. Colour from light combines and forms new visual sensations, this is additive colour. Lights projected from different sources mix according to the additive method.Overlapping, thus mixing, the three primaries, red, green, and blue in this manner results in white, yellow, cyan, and magenta. Absence of light results in black. Cyan, magenta and yellow are the photographic primary colours and are used to create separations for photographic and ink colour printing.
Subtractive
Pigments combine in the subtractive system. Blue paint is "blue" because when light hits its surface the pigment absorbs (or "subtracts") all of the colour spectrum except the blue that is reflected to our eyes. Artists that work with physical media are concerned with the subtractive method since they work primarily in pigments.
Rays of light are direct light, whereas the colour of paint is reflected light. Colour from light combines and forms new visual sensations, this is additive colour. Lights projected from different sources mix according to the additive method.Overlapping, thus mixing, the three primaries, red, green, and blue in this manner results in white, yellow, cyan, and magenta. Absence of light results in black. Cyan, magenta and yellow are the photographic primary colours and are used to create separations for photographic and ink colour printing.
Subtractive
Pigments combine in the subtractive system. Blue paint is "blue" because when light hits its surface the pigment absorbs (or "subtracts") all of the colour spectrum except the blue that is reflected to our eyes. Artists that work with physical media are concerned with the subtractive method since they work primarily in pigments.
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