Ti Frame
#2
where are you coming from. generally going to nyc to buy something is not a cost effective idea since the sales tax is so high, and most of the high end bike shops that would carry Ti arent going to give you much of a discount.
you're better off figuring out what you want, go to that manufacturers webpage and locating a dealer that way.
you're better off figuring out what you want, go to that manufacturers webpage and locating a dealer that way.
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Bikes: 2018 Lynskey R380 Ti | 2011 Hampsten Travelissimo Gran Paradiso Ti | 2001 De Rosa Neo Primato - Batik Del Monte, Genius | 1991 Eddy Merckx - Motorola, TSX
I recommend going into R&A and tell them you have $2K to spend on a Ti frame.
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I'm from Argentina AngryScientist, so I'm kind of worry about how to deal a whole bike or frameset when I came back from the US. Usually ppl that travel to the US buy lots of stuff and there're policies that makes you pay for the 50% of the total value. First, prior to buy anything, I'll figure out if I can bring such frame.
Another concern is how ppl from the airport is going to "handle" my new just bought frame and how it's going to be "throw out" in the airplane deposit. That makes me nervious while I am not able to see nothing.
Thanks for the site Kim, they have lots of brands and closeouts
Another concern is how ppl from the airport is going to "handle" my new just bought frame and how it's going to be "throw out" in the airplane deposit. That makes me nervious while I am not able to see nothing.
Thanks for the site Kim, they have lots of brands and closeouts
#7
soliver, you should probably visit a few bike shops and see if they will ship you the bike, as opposed to trying to take it on a plane home with you.
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however what the OP is talking about doing may be just as, or more expensive. buying a bike here and taking it home via plane might be tricky, with airline fees, and a storage box, etc.
soliver, you should probably visit a few bike shops and see if they will ship you the bike, as opposed to trying to take it on a plane home with you.
soliver, you should probably visit a few bike shops and see if they will ship you the bike, as opposed to trying to take it on a plane home with you.
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Yes, the truth is that prices really don't help. I can get a local frame totally carbon for a total of 1K dollars here: https://www.priviterabike.com/cuadrosofia.html#
But I see all those Linkskey, Serotta, IF, Guru TI frames and I got crazy
Change really is not going my way (currecny I got vs American dollars)
Thanks for the help tho. I'll try to get the control and behave myself.
But I see all those Linkskey, Serotta, IF, Guru TI frames and I got crazy

Change really is not going my way (currecny I got vs American dollars)
Thanks for the help tho. I'll try to get the control and behave myself.
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