E emanuel Devout Dirtbag Mar 12, 2014 #11 thanks. But really, as someone who makes bikes, it's sometimes frustrating to realise bikes are sold on paint.
thanks. But really, as someone who makes bikes, it's sometimes frustrating to realise bikes are sold on paint.
biggs682 Senior Retro Guru Feedback View Mar 12, 2014 #12 emanuel":25at4lbu said: thanks. But really, as someone who makes bikes, it's sometimes frustrating to realise bikes are sold on paint. Click to expand... a bike should be sold and bought by the quality of the ride and its ability to do the job it was intended for
emanuel":25at4lbu said: thanks. But really, as someone who makes bikes, it's sometimes frustrating to realise bikes are sold on paint. Click to expand... a bike should be sold and bought by the quality of the ride and its ability to do the job it was intended for
E emanuel Devout Dirtbag Mar 13, 2014 #13 biggs682":2oxsqrs7 said: emanuel":2oxsqrs7 said: thanks. But really, as someone who makes bikes, it's sometimes frustrating to realise bikes are sold on paint. Click to expand... a bike should be sold and bought by the quality of the ride and its ability to do the job it was intended for Click to expand... agreed. but reality and experience suggests otherwise.
biggs682":2oxsqrs7 said: emanuel":2oxsqrs7 said: thanks. But really, as someone who makes bikes, it's sometimes frustrating to realise bikes are sold on paint. Click to expand... a bike should be sold and bought by the quality of the ride and its ability to do the job it was intended for Click to expand... agreed. but reality and experience suggests otherwise.
