Originally Posted by
Giacomo 1
I've done enough charity rides with large hipster contingents that didn't give mine or anybody else's C&V bike a glance, but come an outlandish, multi-colored monstrosity of a bike and they are all over it. Individuality seems to be there game, and there's nothing wrong with that. I've very rarely (if ever?) seen a hipster on a proper C&V ride either. Maybe an old cheap, unrestored, beat-up, patched-up, non-period correct Raleigh or Schwinn, but never a high end Italian.
And the reason this bike hasn't sold is the price...Duh....
Oh, and please Google "hipster bikes brooklyn" and look at the images. Lot's and lot's of pictures of some very colorful, funny looking bikes, but not one proper C&V road bike.
Oh, you've googled pictures of hipsters and seen a few on a local ride or two...
Excuse me for questioning an EXPERT lol
You're just perpetuating an old, tired stereotype and it's a bit silly.