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Titanium framed bike?
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xxnick1975
Old School Grand Master
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Bargain if it is
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Well if anyone on here bought it and didn't want that stem .....
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Marin?
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Is it really that much of a bargain? I saw it myself, thought meh and moved on.
Seller states it's a no name frame so can't imagine it'll be anything special and the parts look ok/average. Am I missing something?
Is it really that much of a bargain? I saw it myself, thought meh and moved on.
Seller states it's a no name frame so can't imagine it'll be anything special and the parts look ok/average. Am I missing something?
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Probably not quite the bargain it might appear though, as you say....
Fair point, the parts aren't anything special are they. I was thinking you'd be doing ok to get the frame for under £200, effectively. It looks pretty nicely welded from what you can see..?brocklanders023":1l1aar9p said:
Probably not quite the bargain it might appear though, as you say....
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Indeed fair comment ,the spec list is mid range but even at that you can easily pay the same money for steel or alloy with much the same or lesse spec list, and if we look towards what you get for £250 new :shock: Then £250 for Ti is a super price.brocklanders023":r5tkgf42 said:
xxnick1975
Old School Grand Master
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i thought there were only a handful of Ti producers, so assumed it would have had to have come from somewhere half decent. I know f all, so didn't buy it anyway!
don't the kona tis go for £500+
don't the kona tis go for £500+
