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Old 12-19-17, 10:51 AM
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Raleigh Team Banana

Does anyone know the color code for the Team Banana yellow?
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Mellow Yellow!

I couldn't resist.

BTW, if you have the frame or bike handy most automotive paint stores in the US can computer match colors.

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I am a Raleighphile, but am not familiar with this Team Banana. Am eager to learn. Can you post a link to a picture? (I know you need a few more posts to embed one). Thanks.
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(I'm gonna put this right here... sorry, probably not much help on the color question.)
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Originally Posted by verktyg
Mellow Yellow!

I couldn't resist.

BTW, if you have the frame or bike handy most automotive paint stores in the US can computer match colors.

Chas.
I am not so sure this is true. The two paint stores I approached both said the sample need to be flat, not curved.

YMMV.
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Originally Posted by CV-6
I am not so sure this is true. The two paint stores I approached both said the sample need to be flat, not curved.

YMMV.
Place I go to will paint chip match a spray can for less than $20. I you want an exact match you leave the frame, they do a best guess, mix a sample, paint and dry ona sample, adjust, and repeat until it’s dead on. Costs $50 on up.
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Originally Posted by CV-6
I am not so sure this is true. The two paint stores I approached both said the sample need to be flat, not curved.

YMMV.
Mine said the same, so we used an almost flat section at the top of the fork. On some bikes, the chainstay might be an option.
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Originally Posted by Ex Pres
Mine said the same, so we used an almost flat section at the top of the fork. On some bikes, the chainstay might be an option.
According to both places I checked, they needed a larger area than what could be found on the chainstay or top of the fork crown. Throw in the only place I could get a sample from is on the steerer due to weathering on the frame and I am SOL in this case.
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Lots of info on Retrobike.co.uk worth a search.

I have a Raleigh USA frame I picked up along the way, hope to eventually build a replica of my own, I don't think many of the authentic Raleigh UK replica Team Bannana bikes made it here. Raleigh USA was a separate company at the time.
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