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07-25-07 | 09:59 PM

#26

bonechilling

Run What 'Ya Brung

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Originally Posted by deathhare

Not to mention smoothly get rid of shifter bosses, cable guides of all sorts and bottle junk.
Basically, its not gonna happen.

And once again, anyone with the kind of skills required to do all this work would be much better off making their own frames rather that converting old road bikes for some dangerous and elaborate scam.

Someone could possibly fall for it, but if that's the case, then yes, they are beyond help and deserve what they get.

07-25-07 | 10:02 PM

#27

deathhare

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From: Nashville

I think im gonna go to that Yamaguchi school so i can learn to expert build. Then buy up a **** load of Murrays and make em into Nagasawas. Lickety split.
Woo hoo!!! Ima get rich *****!!

Last edited by deathhare; 07-25-07 at 10:09 PM.

07-25-07 | 10:11 PM

#28

SugarPILL

do-over...

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From: KCMO

Bikes: 69 paramount, 52 bauer stunt, , 30's Appelhans track,06 Bianchi pista, 80's Lotus,Pinarello track, Kalavinka track

I'd probably pay 5000 for a Naga..Naga...Nagasurray..

07-26-07 | 10:54 PM

#29

andre nickatina

not actually Nickatina

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From: OR

I think the worst thing that's going to happen is someone sticks on a tubing sticker that shouldn't be there, and that's more prevalent with the vintage bike crowd than anythign else (Reynolds 531 on a gaspipe frame, for example).