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Old 08-23-09 | 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by JohnDThompson
Why does it matter unless you're a professional Keirin rider?
Because it would say everything about the quality of the build and would therefore affect what its really worth, IMO.
Id definitely pay more for it if it were NJS.
Not to say non-NJS frames aren't built well or aren't worth much but on a frame where you know little about where it came from or who built it, the NJS stamp is a bit of a guarantee that it was built with care and built well.
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