NOT a 'Which bike' question, instead......

EdHarris
EdHarris Posts: 81
edited July 2008 in Road beginners
..which colour?

I've set my sights on a Kinesis Racelight KiC2 frame as the foundations of my new bike but I'm undecided on the colour.

Kenisis have evidently done their market research into desirable colours as I just don't know which one:

"Tungsten":
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Imag ... /15108.jpg

"Pearlescent White"
https://www.cyclestore.co.uk/images/pro ... /10159.jpg

Comments

  • ride_whenever
    ride_whenever Posts: 13,279
    tungsten, just to be different from all the white bikes you see
  • Tungsten. Pearlescent White's just a bit...bling :wink:
  • Juju_uk_68
    Juju_uk_68 Posts: 90
    If your paying a small fortune for a "favourite" frame, why not, as its a one off, and to make your bike really special, choose a colour you really like and then get it resprayed. If you fancy cherry red, or the bling within demands gold, then go for it. Or worried about theft? matt black!

    If its a purchase to last you years, then a custom colour will make the bike feel even more special when you ride it. Its not just "a" Kinesis.... its "Your" Kinesis.....

    Lifes to short to go with a crowd. I just picked up a Bianchi that "isnt" Celeste blue, and I love it more for that.
    Bianchi c2c Alu Nirone 7 Xenon (2007) Road
    Orange P7 (1999) Road
    Diamond Back Snr Pro (1983) BMX
    Diamond BackSIlver Streak (1983) BMX

    Oh, and BMX is the *ultimate* single speed.
  • ascurrell
    ascurrell Posts: 1,739
    voted for tungsten before seeing links, after seeing both bikes it's no competition, tungsten all day long
  • Lagavulin
    Lagavulin Posts: 1,688
    Tungsten. Too many white bikes out there. :oops:
  • System_1
    System_1 Posts: 513
    No no no, don't listen to them. White bikes are sexy. The tungsten one looks 'orrid, almost like it's pretending to be titanium. If you want to be boring then by all means get the grey one, but trust me I have one and the white is gorgeous. It has a topcoat that's a pearly green in the sun, like a very very subtle mother of pearl but not quite as ostentatious. It's lurvley.