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Old 05-06-15 | 04:29 AM
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Originally Posted by khuon
What makes the frame Italian and why does it matter? One could easily argue that since the Impulso's frame was made in Asia then it should receive an Asian grouppo thus pointing towards Shimano rather than Campy.
That's ridiculous. Point of manufacture doesn't have a thing to do with it, not in the face brand name, tradition, and styling. Most know nothing of point of manufacture. I don't even think most of Campy's stuff is made in Italy, but rather in Romania or somewhere in eastern Europe, but that doesn't stop anyone from immediately identifying and feeling Campagnolo as Italian.
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