kinda special

Hi TE'ers,

Typically, I won't try to direct you to my business or blog here, as I assume it is not good forum etiquette, and, frankly, isn't why I am here. However, occasionally, there is a special project that is worth sharing, if only for the story and aesthetic benefits:
....this frameset just came back from my amazing powdercoaters at Spectrum, and the story connected to the finish--as well as the finish!--is worth sharing. (Plus it is a shameless plug for my powdercoaters, as they are magicians with powder and take good care of me).
Take a peek:

http://lunabicycles.blogspot.com/201...cue-frame.html

Wow, that is special. I hope she loves it!

What a beautiful frame and heartwarming story. Many thanks to Marisa and all our servicemen and women for their service, dedication and sacrifice and thanks to you, Margo, for sharing it.

What an incredibly beautiful bike for an incredibly important person in our country!! I hope she returns safely and quickly so she can ride her amazing new bike. I can't believe such beautiful art can be on a bike frame. Amazing!

This is an beautiful bike for an incredible woman, thanks for sharing!

As a military parent, I am awed by this story.
And a great bike, too!

Gorgeous.. and love all the symbols and meaning it has. Amazing what Spectrum can do with powder.
Thanks for sharing.

May she be kept safe and brought back to tear up our roads.

Great bike with an even greater story behind it. You made my day by sharing this. :D

What a great story, thanks for sharing! Your client sounds like an incredible, strong woman, and my prayers are for her safe return.

I love the top tube! It's a beautiful bike, which is not surprising since it's a Luna.

Wishing Marisa a safe tour and upon her return, many happy miles on her beautiful steel Luna.

Very, very cool. Thanks for sharing it.

This is a very cool bike!
Thanks for sharing - and thank you Marisa for your service!

Wow-to the frame, the powder, and the story. I wish Marissa a safe return.

Your frames are gorgeous, Margo. I met the people from Spectrum at NAHBS last year. Their work is positively gorgeous in person, and they were incredibly nice.

Thanks for sharing.

What a beautiful story behind the pictures on the frame! I love that it's so personal - and I love that there are so many talented, brave, committed women in cycling communities around the world that are making their bikes and passion for cycling their own special and meaningful journey.

Linda :):)

It is always good to read a thread and be left with a daft smile on your face. :D

Oh I so love the frame and the sentiment behind it all. The work that has gone into that frame must have taken forever.

Thanks for sharing.

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