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It's always funny to me when people without much money tells those of us who have some spare cash not to spend it. If not for us you'd have nothing to buy used on Criagslist and Ebay. You should be thanking and encouraging us (not that we need it). It also shows a clear lack of understanding of the human condition. Cheers
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Originally Posted by cmolway
(Post 13201747)
How much is too Much for a Frame?
Two Millllllllion dollars!!!! (pinky extended to corner of mouth) Silly thread. Troll thread IMO. Encites envy, jealousy, and strife. |
Originally Posted by Pain
(Post 13201691)
$1000 should be the cut off for the vast majority of riders that really don't have the legs worthy of anything better. Unless your at least at the CAT3 racing level, what you get over $1000 is mostly bling. Of course it is nice to lust after those high end frames like you would a Ferrari sports car, but you know deep down that both are a complete waste of money. The money is better put toward wheels, shoes, and comfortable clothing to keep you comfortable riding longer in all types of weather.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 13202002)
Spoken like someone that doesn't know what the hell they're talkin' about. Nice!
Who's worthy of the Bugatti Veyron's 268MPH top speed? |
Originally Posted by kleinboogie
(Post 13201757)
It's always funny to me when people without much money tells those of us who have some spare cash not to spend it. If not for us you'd have nothing to buy used on Criagslist and Ebay. You should be thanking and encouraging us (not that we need it). It also shows a clear lack of understanding of the human condition. Cheers
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Originally Posted by Pain
(Post 13201691)
$1000 should be the cut off for the vast majority of riders that really don't have the legs worthy of anything better. Unless your at least at the CAT3 racing level, what you get over $1000 is mostly bling. Of course it is nice to lust after those high end frames like you would a Ferrari sports car, but you know deep down that both are a complete waste of money. The money is better put toward wheels, shoes, and comfortable clothing to keep you comfortable riding longer in all types of weather.
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Originally Posted by RJM
(Post 13202069)
You have no idea how much money some random poster to this thread has.
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Originally Posted by RJM
(Post 13202069)
You have no idea how much money some random poster to this thread has.
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Too much for a frame is n+1 with n being the amount that you feel the frame is worth to you.
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If you have to ask the price...
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Originally Posted by kleinboogie
(Post 13201757)
It's always funny to me when people without much money tells those of us who have some spare cash not to spend it. If not for us you'd have nothing to buy used on Criagslist and Ebay. You should be thanking and encouraging us (not that we need it). It also shows a clear lack of understanding of the human condition. Cheers
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Buying a new frame should sting a little . . . but not too much.
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