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

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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dam, that is ridiculous.

Did you paint right on top of the old graphics?

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

I second the zipp decals. Badass ride!

full build pics PLEASE!

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 :)

Awesome, just awesome......

Awesome bike. Very well done.

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

Terry

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That paint is outstanding. Just outstanding.

Nice stuff

You know your next bike has to be the ROTHMANS PORSCHE

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...

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?

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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.

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

absolutely fantastic ride

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OT,

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

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

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.' "

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!

x 2!

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

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