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Old 04-27-10, 06:57 PM
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$49 shipping to the US, plus whatever the winning bid is. It's currently at $76, with 7 hours to go. This is for five pairs. Could it possibly make sense for me to buy these?
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Who cares if it makes sense or not????

You'll then have 5 bikes that you can ride anywhere!

My only concern is if they came with mounting hardware or not. But I suppose you could get the SKS mounts from Rivendell and other places.
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I've been watching those. Note that no stays or hardware are included and shipping won't be cheap, but they do look cool.

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I saw those as well, and was scared off by the "no hardware." It's not a hard and fast rule, but I've gotten in over my head one too many times - so I have a "don't get it unless you know you can use it" rule currently in effect with regards to my purchasing.
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Speaking of which, can anyone explain why these are so darned expensive already? Are they the holy grail of bicycle bells or something?
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I know. I posted those bells on the "wacky" thread. I don't get it.

Maddox, thanks for slapping some sense back into me. I know what you mean by over your head. It could turn into a nightmare.
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