Refurbished step through

[Mark Grant]

Not really a resto as I have in no way tried for originality!
I picked up this BSA Granada a few years ago with one wheel for £7. I stripped it down, painted the frame & guards etc with 2 pack then wrapped it up and it got put on the back burner. Tidying the garage last week I thought I may as well finish it.
Managed to find most of the bits I'd removed from it, the rest were found in the spares box. New alloy wheels, new tubes and pretty cream tyres. The saddle bag (looks like NOS) came free with the Raleigh Misty I bought a couple of weekends ago, saddle is from a Raleigh Twenty. Brakes, cable & levers were new in a packet from a boot sale for £3.
Need to sort out some decals.
Probably spent more than it's worth but I knew that would be the case.

 

[s7ephanie]

looks great x

 

[welsh dragon]

That looks like a very nice tidy bike. I like it.

 

[Mark Grant]

This one will be kept and I'll thin out a couple of other step throughs that are in the shed.

 

[Mark Grant]

[QUOTE 3726502, member: 45"]Got any with small frames?[/QUOTE]
This one will be culled. I'll have to measure it.
1964 Philips(going by SA hub)

 

[wisdom]

Nice job. Nothing at all not to like about it

 

[shouldbeinbed]

Really nice job, the colours complement beautifully. The world would be nicer place with more bikes like this in use.

The Philips is a looker too.

 

[Mark Grant]

The paint is what I had in the garage for the restoration of my '72 VW camper.
Marine blue and Pastel white.....I'll finish that one day too!!

 

[ScotiaLass]

Stunning - love it!

 

[Hugh Manatee]

That Phillips badge is a thing of coolness in itself.

 

[raleighnut]

Nice.

 

[robsa]

Very nice job

 

[AndyRM]

Lovely colour scheme, a literal Team Sky!

 

[ChrisEyles]

Lovely job! Hope it rides as good as it looks