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12-04-09, 09:48 AM

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kbjack

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Originally Posted by rhm

Oh, my! If I were his teacher, I'd give him an A for effort and an A for technique, and a final grade of F for the course. That stuff is (IMHO) wretched.

Agreed. I think this stuff falls into that rather large category of "nice place to visit, wouldn't want to live there."

Boo.

12-04-09, 10:16 AM

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After kbjack's last picture, I find myself forced to get that Masuda crap out of my system.

Do stems count?

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12-04-09, 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Chuckk

I didn't know Dawes did their own bars? I thought they had a "GB" on one end drop - but I may be wrong. [

Here's a page from the 1955/1956 Dawes catalogue showing the Dawes Concorde bars. I've seen them go by on eBay every once in a great while............Peter