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Originally Posted by Koyote
If you want to read a book which uses one product to flesh out modern global economic relations, try "The Travels of a T-Shirt in the Global Economy."
I cheated, and watched the author speak about the book and her research on YouTube. Now I’m compelled to read the book.

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I found the stem in a bike shop in Ojai, California!

So when all is said and done, I put just under $80 into a rescued bike; $28 forks, $21 stem, $15 chain, $13 tax and shipping. My labor free. Economically should have recycled the metal, given the bike was originally about $150-$200. Thanks all for the economic lesson.



New fork, stem, chain

Frozen step had to be cut off.
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