The MARTINI SHIV is finally done.......

Jan 15, 11 9:37

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The custom painting process on my Martini Shiv is finally done!!!!!! I should have the frameset in my hands next week. Once again, an amazing thank you goes out to Tyler from Censport Graphics for his amazing craftsmanship, time, and effort! Also thanks to Tai for the help with the S-Works decals. Many of you have already seen a lot of these photo's but I wanted to post everything from the beginning design concepts to the end.... I'll let the pictures do the talking..... Enjoy.

My Initial Sketch...

Design Idea's with Tyler...

Decal ideas using a collage I made from old Porsche Factory Racing Posters....

You all know what a stock Shiv looks like.....quite boring if you ask me :)

Let the painting begin....

Trying to decide which decal....

Aerobars....

Fork....

More paint and other decals going on.....

Clear coat is finally applied.....

Last edited by: mile2424: Jan 15, 11 9:38

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 9:39

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sweet

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 9:42

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damn. whats it getting built with?

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 9:45

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Spectacular! It looked great at every paint stage, too... If you had have stopped at any point, it would still be cool.
Next up... Full build pics!!!

Just curious, did the paint add much weight?

Brad

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 9:51

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Beautiful... top notch paint work and great design. Can't wait to see it when it is all built up.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 10:00

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That thing looks absolutely gorgeous, there isn't much else to say about it. Just spectacular. Looking forward to seeing it built up.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 10:16

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That. Is. Epic.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mikem115] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 10:17

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Now thats a bike

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 10:20

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Have you posted pics on any of the Porsche boards? I think the folks at Rennlist would sure like to see it.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 10:21

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Nice! Are the race wheels getting any treatment? Custom saddle? Any other touches going into the final build?

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [karbon phiber] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 10:22

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Damn good job!
(I have to say that again.)
DAMN GOOD JOB!

If you don't mind, what painting outfit did the job?

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 10:31

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Dude that is sweeeeeeeeettttt!!!! Where can we expect to see it racing?

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 10:50

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Beautiful, thank you for sharing.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 11:00

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This is so full of win. I'd be terrified to ride it with that quality of a paint job, but bikes are meant to be ridden, so rock on.

mmmmm.... yummy.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 11:21

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Uhm. wow! Thanks for posting this process. Living vicariously!

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [DHeineck] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 11:25

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That is just awesome. Very well done. Thanks for sharing.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 11:34

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BEAUTIFUL! I dont think it could have turned out any better...

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [Ted Striker] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 11:35

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Beautiful bike paint job.

Question: Was the stem/handlebar top cap meant to be painted without the handlebars or a shim to lift it to its dressed height? I.e. w/ the cap on but no bars, all the stripes line up. Now, w/ the bars in place, there looks like a slight jump or discontinuity in the stripes.

Still love it though!

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [irontri] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 11:52

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Love the decal.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 12:24

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Geez- it's too beautiful to ride. Simply fantastic. You did a great, great job on a very ambitious project. Well done.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 12:37

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Nice. Very nice.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 12:44

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WHOAH!

The decal, which was my second choice, LOOKS AMAZING!

When you hit us with the first pic of the clearcoat, my jaw dropped.

(again)

WHOAH!!!

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 13:26

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That paint job has to be good for 19w at the crank. Fantastic!

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 13:48

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This bike should have it's own rack at every race! Hell, this bike should have it's own butler at every race, handing you your bike. I expect paparazzi like photogs before, during and after every race that thing shows up at!

Nice job, now don't ruin it with all that Di2 crap! (FLAME ON)

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 14:09

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Absolutely stunning!
Any chance you weighed the frame before and after?

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 14:40

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Thats killer man, great job, one of the coolest paint jobs Ive ever seen. Being a Porshce fans, Im especially jealous.
you gotta get some custom Zipp decals for the wheels.
Awesome

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 14:48

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Dude, you better win some shit on that ride. There is NO MOP bullshit accepted.

Spectacular job, can't wait to see the complete bike.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 16:09

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Sick.

How much did that set you back?

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 16:34

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dam, that is ridiculous.

Did you paint right on top of the old graphics?

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 16:41

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Thanks for sharing.
great to see the process. if it was mine i would be dreading that first scratch!

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [LeDopedChicken] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 16:42

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I second the zipp decals. Badass ride!

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 18:26

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full build pics PLEASE!

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [BSUdude] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 19:04

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Any recommendations on what components I should build with? I was thinking Sram Red and really like the limited edition tour lte in the black and yellow I just think the yellow decals will clash. How easy would it be to remove the decals? I know they are cleared over so it would be another repainting project. I don't know if I can wait that long since I want to ride the bike! otherwise I'll probably just get the standard Sram Red but I prefer something unique :)

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 19:11

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Awesome, just awesome......

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 19:53

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Awesome bike. Very well done.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 19:55

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Mate..........
Nice work !
I'm surprised Paul Sr. from American Chopper has not contacted you to replace Pauly Jr !

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [canuck8] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 20:38

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That paint is outstanding. Just outstanding.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 15, 11 21:44

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Nice stuff

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 3:39

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You know your next bike has to be the ROTHMANS PORSCHE

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 5:19

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that is truly a piece of art. absolutely beautiful.

As far as a build... I would say either a Zipp Chrono or Vision Trimax crank with SRAM red components and Nokon cables. Don't do anything cheesy like a colored chain.

Given the first rate job you've done so far, I am hesitant to second guess your aesthetics...

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 6:30

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I can't tell you how many different levels of cool that project is. Makes me wonder what my Transition would look like in the "pig pink" color scheme from the 917 days...
I haven't painted a frame in a number of years. And that number is big: My scheme was a neon fade. On steel.
Stupid question: Did you strip the stock paint job, or spray over it?

It's simple, but it isn't easy.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 7:36

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Yea I don't think the yellow would match the scheme too well. SRAM for sure. Maybe some zipp R2C shifters.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 7:43

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Never . . . in . . . my . . . wildest . . . dreams could I have come up with something that cool. What a work of art. Congratulations.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [phil combs] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 7:52

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absolutely fantastic ride

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [Glade Runner] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 7:54

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OT,

where did you find that Macca quote? One of the podcasts? I can't seem to locate it.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 8:44

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Absolutely stunning! I love your idea with the s-works decals. Do you plan on riding it regularly?

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [jdw] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 11:13

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The Macca quote was from the NBC coverage. I think it was shortly after he was discussing his relationship with Craig Alexander. I sort of paraphrased his description of the conversation:
"When I got to Kona, the German media kept asking me if Andreas was unbeatable this year, and I said, 'Absolutely, I don't know why I train.' "

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [jayhawker] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 11:36

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jayhawker wrote:

Dude, you better win some shit on that ride. There is NO MOP bullshit accepted.

Spectacular job, can't wait to see the complete bike.

Yea, seriously...the bike is like a pair of Nossa's, except ten million times cooler. I would almost be afraid to ride it, both because I'd HATE getting it dirty and would have a problem justifying it being between my weak-ass legs.

Can't wait to see the full build!

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [phil combs] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 12:02

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phil combs wrote:

Never . . . in . . . my . . . wildest . . . dreams could I have come up with something that cool. What a work of art. Congratulations.

x 2!

Just breathtaking!!! Thx so much for taking the time to share all the photos with us. Love that shade of blue!

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 13:23

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All I can say is wow! I wish I had that kind of talent...

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

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Jan 16, 11 13:37

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wow looks amazing

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [Koncity] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 16:36

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Since you have gone this far you almost have to repaint the sram red to match perfectly. I would repaint it all the dark navy, then redo the red logos red. No one has ever seen navy Sram Components. This would take this bike to the highest level possible.

1-Re-do the Zipp logo's the same way you did the "s-works" to match. That would look amazing.

Congrats on an amazing build. I just hope the hoopty next to you in transition never falls over on it.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [tootalltri] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 19:31

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effing amazing. Great great job

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

justfast

Jan 16, 11 20:47

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You must be a wizard!

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 16, 11 20:55

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Very cool project. The bike looks amazing. Enjoy it!

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 17, 11 0:58

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That belongs in a modern art museum; really nice. Kudos for bringning your dream to reality.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [Jorgan] [ In reply to ]

Jan 17, 11 11:56

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Thanks for all the kind remarks. I plan on weighing it when I get it back this week for the folks who were asking. Still trying to decide on wheels and components.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 18, 11 16:38

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Would you rather get a used set of Zedtech Super 9 rear and Zedtech 808 front, or a brand new set of Zedtech 808 Firecrest Carbon Clinchers?

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 18, 11 16:53

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Beautiful! And that is the cleanest shop I have ever seen. Everything is absolutely meticulous and then you had to leave a can of Skoal in a couple photos :P~

"your horse is too high" - tigerchik

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [Hid] [ In reply to ]

Jan 18, 11 17:04

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Wow that is a sweet ride

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [Hid] [ In reply to ]

Jan 18, 11 17:15

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Hid wrote:

Beautiful! And that is the cleanest shop I have ever seen. Everything is absolutely meticulous and then you had to leave a can of Skoal in a couple photos :P~

Awesome...my ST examine-everything-but-the-subject-of-the-photo chops are weak.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 18, 11 18:00

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definately some Zipp FC's with custom logos . . .:) Nice man! At this point, Why not Di? Sram red would almost be melodramatic on this bike . .. just my opinion.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [y-o-y] [ In reply to ]

Jan 18, 11 18:02

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y-o-y wrote:

Hid wrote:

Beautiful! And that is the cleanest shop I have ever seen. Everything is absolutely meticulous and then you had to leave a can of Skoal in a couple photos :P~

Awesome...my ST examine-everything-but-the-subject-of-the-photo chops are weak.

If you say so chief. But you might try reading what I wrote and also take the humor with it as well.

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 19, 11 16:13

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Who did the actual painting? Tyler?

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 19, 11 16:38

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Please don't ride this. It is way too nice. Let's say you get a frame crack and Specialized replaces it under warranty. Do you really want to paint another?

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [ToKnowMore] [ In reply to ]

Jan 20, 11 12:24

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Yes Tyler did all the paint work! Amazing job he did!

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [wvarta.PolarRep] [ In reply to ]

Jan 20, 11 13:12

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This car with a bike rack and the Martini SHIV on top. Sheer awesomeness.

wvarta.PolarRep wrote:

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 20, 11 14:34

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mile2424 wrote:

Any recommendations on what components I should build with? I was thinking Sram Red and really like the limited edition tour lte in the black and yellow I just think the yellow decals will clash. How easy would it be to remove the decals? I know they are cleared over so it would be another repainting project. I don't know if I can wait that long since I want to ride the bike! otherwise I'll probably just get the standard Sram Red but I prefer something unique :)

Wait 3 months.

https://www.kickstarter.com/...bike-for-the-new-era

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [SuperDave] [ In reply to ]

Jan 20, 11 15:54

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SuperDave wrote:

mile2424 wrote:

Any recommendations on what components I should build with? I was thinking Sram Red and really like the limited edition tour lte in the black and yellow I just think the yellow decals will clash. How easy would it be to remove the decals? I know they are cleared over so it would be another repainting project. I don't know if I can wait that long since I want to ride the bike! otherwise I'll probably just get the standard Sram Red but I prefer something unique :)

Wait 3 months.

So...either Felt is coming out with a MARTINI DA ...or SRAM is coming out with something else??? Or both??

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [Keyser_Soze] [ In reply to ]

Jan 20, 11 17:47

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Keyser_Soze wrote:

SuperDave wrote:

mile2424 wrote:

Any recommendations on what components I should build with? I was thinking Sram Red and really like the limited edition tour lte in the black and yellow I just think the yellow decals will clash. How easy would it be to remove the decals? I know they are cleared over so it would be another repainting project. I don't know if I can wait that long since I want to ride the bike! otherwise I'll probably just get the standard Sram Red but I prefer something unique :)

Wait 3 months.

So...either Felt is coming out with a MARTINI DA ...or SRAM is coming out with something else??? Or both??

Naw, we did the Porsche thing with the GULF Livery:

https://www.kickstarter.com/...bike-for-the-new-era

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [SuperDave] [ In reply to ]

Jan 21, 11 10:37

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Very nice! Is that coming out? Or just a special edition?

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 21, 11 10:52

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Nice.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 21, 11 11:56

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mile2424 wrote:

Very nice! Is that coming out? Or just a special edition?

We only sell it in Europe where people will "get it". If enough people ask their US Felt Dealers for one, maybe we can convince them to carry it here, too.

Felt LeMans is the model name. The idea actually came from the Ford GT era cars, but it works for generations of race fans.

With "3 on the tree" and Nexus IGH hub, its the bike that gets the most use in my garage lately...

-SD

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Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [SuperDave] [ In reply to ]

Jan 21, 11 14:33

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So could I somehow order one from you from a European retailer? :)

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 21, 11 15:29

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mile2424 wrote:

So could I somehow order one from you from a European retailer? :)

Yes, that is how I got mine. Start looking in Germany.

https://www.kickstarter.com/...bike-for-the-new-era

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 21, 11 16:14

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super 9 and 808!

that thing NEEEEEEEDs a disc!

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [SuperDave] [ In reply to ]

Jan 21, 11 16:18

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damn you and your cryptic hints. I am thinking next gen Di2. Way off?

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jan 21, 11 16:50

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Thanks for posting. That is amazing.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [waitebe] [ In reply to ]

Jan 27, 11 12:12

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Looks great, should stand out nicely on any rack in transition.

Re: The MARTINI SHIV is finally done....... [mile2424] [ In reply to ]

Jul 22, 11 11:21

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thats an awesome job !

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