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chupacabra · 06-12-2008, 02:30 PM

I think I remember somebody mentioning a powder coating guy in Elsinore that would do a hardtail for about $125.

Any names? numbers?

Thanks

Albacore · 06-12-2008, 06:45 PM

Pro Coat Powder Coating on third st near the Home Depot.
951-245-2100 www.procoatpowdercoating.com

They do a great job. I've had 4 frames done there and all were top notch. They don't have the selection of colors or "customs" like Spectrum but if you want a single color that looks great then give them a call.

P.S. they did the green hardtail you saw me on at MTT in Glendora. BTW how do you like the Revelation fork on your Chumba?

chupacabra · 06-12-2008, 09:10 PM

Thanks for the info on the powder coating. I'll pass that on to my brother.

I love the revelation. I am experimenting running the floodgate softer and keeping it "locked-out" all the time. It seem to keep its line better and still open up for all but the smallest bumps. I have noticed that when braking real hard on the tech steep stuff, there is a fair bit of flex. but other than that its been great.

How are you liking you transition? Great looking ride.
take care.

06-12-2008, 02:30 PM	#1 (permalink)
chupacabra Senior Member	Powder Coating in Elsinore? I think I remember somebody mentioning a powder coating guy in Elsinore that would do a hardtail for about $125. Any names? numbers? Thanks

06-12-2008, 06:45 PM	#2 (permalink)
Albacore 34x18	Pro Coat Powder Coating on third st near the Home Depot. 951-245-2100 www.procoatpowdercoating.com They do a great job. I've had 4 frames done there and all were top notch. They don't have the selection of colors or "customs" like Spectrum but if you want a single color that looks great then give them a call. P.S. they did the green hardtail you saw me on at MTT in Glendora. BTW how do you like the Revelation fork on your Chumba? __________________ Like Sam the butcher bringin' Alice the meat.

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06-12-2008, 09:10 PM	#3 (permalink)
chupacabra Senior Member	Thanks for the info on the powder coating. I'll pass that on to my brother. I love the revelation. I am experimenting running the floodgate softer and keeping it "locked-out" all the time. It seem to keep its line better and still open up for all but the smallest bumps. I have noticed that when braking real hard on the tech steep stuff, there is a fair bit of flex. but other than that its been great. How are you liking you transition? Great looking ride. take care.

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