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Originally Posted by Germany_chris
(Post 15522108)
That'd be me..
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Originally Posted by seau grateau
(Post 15522145)
Tough times in Germany these days.
Have yet to need one actually, believe it or not. |
Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 15522113)
I don't think he works there but he did pay too much for a Colossi Collosione.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 15522097)
Yes, every company needs to make a profit to survive in any economy. However, Superb's markup - especially on rebranded products they claim to be their own - is much higher than it needs to be. They're selling hype and bull****.
This being said, if you want to be a Superb fanboy and support their overinflated prices, I'll still sleep soundly.
Originally Posted by ColonelJLloyd
(Post 15522105)
Obviously TylerMatthews has no connection with whatever shop it is most people on this site don't like. And he is not butt hurt about it at all.
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Originally Posted by Nagrom_
(Post 15522202)
It all makes sense now. That's why he's butt hurt.
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I don't quite understand what you're missing. It's not markup... its markup on markup...
It's a 700 dollar price tag on a 350 dollar retail product that wholesales much less than that. |
Originally Posted by TylerMatthews
(Post 15522248)
No regrets there, completely comfortable with the price I paid. I do find it painful to sit back and watch a seemingly important member of a small to medium sized sub-forum, of a slightly larger overall forum, completely trash a company because they think it charges "too much". Congratulations on your internet success. I would love to see if your business acumen translates to real life. Haha.
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Originally Posted by TylerMatthews
(Post 15522248)
No regrets there, completely comfortable with the price I paid.
A: you've got a money tree in your yard and don't give a single **** about how much you pay for things or B: you bought it before you realized you could drive 30 minutes outside the city and save yourself 250-300 bucks and you're trying to make yourself feel okay about it
Originally Posted by TylerMatthews
(Post 15522248)
Congratulations on your internet success. I would love to see if your business acumen translates to real life. Haha.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 15522269)
Dude, you're a fool. My shop does just as well "in real life" as we do on the internet.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 15522269)
Dude, you're a fool. My shop does just as well "in real life" as we do on the internet.
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Nag also knows what he's talking about and I stand by my opinion of Superb being a ripoff.
Can we stop talking about this crap in my thread now? Thanks. |
Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 15522282)
Nag also knows what he's talking about and I stand by my opinion of Superb being a ripoff.
Can we stop talking about this crap in my thread now? Thanks. "Good day pricks" Haha ;) |
Can we ask bike related questions now?
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Let's talk about how much my bike weighs.
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Originally Posted by gregjones
(Post 15522302)
Can we ask bike related questions now?
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Good.
1. Will clips and straps mar up my new running shoes, or should I use an older pair. 2. Have you ever had to mess with a one bolt hold everything in place and hope it doesn't move as you tighten it Look seatpost? 3. If so, were you succussful? |
How about this, lets give you both boxing gloves the last person standing is right..
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Originally Posted by Germany_chris
(Post 15522084)
That would imply that I have an instrument to measure with, and sadly that is not the case..
Then return it and get the right one. Works on four AND five arm cranks. Quite neat and handy. |
Originally Posted by gregjones
(Post 15522315)
1. Will clips and straps mar up my new running shoes, or should I use an older pair.
Originally Posted by gregjones
(Post 15522315)
2. Have you ever had to mess with a one bolt hold everything in place and hope it doesn't move as you tighten it Look seatpost?
Originally Posted by gregjones
(Post 15522315)
3. If so, were you succussful?
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Thanks.
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I'm getting a weird noise from my bike when I'm riding it, I just noticed it in the past 2 months, but just said it was probably the chain and needed lubing, but it hasnt stopped yet. I've narrowed it down to the rear of the bike, closer to the hub, but it could be the chain. Im not sure how to explain the noise other than it sounds like if you were scratching those mesh pencil cups you can buy at staples.
Sorry for being really vague about it, I just have no idea how to explain it. |
Originally Posted by kite991
(Post 15522611)
I'm getting a weird noise from my bike when I'm riding it, I just noticed it in the past 2 months, but just said it was probably the chain and needed lubing, but it hasnt stopped yet. I've narrowed it down to the rear of the bike, closer to the hub, but it could be the chain. Im not sure how to explain the noise other than it sounds like if you were scratching those mesh pencil cups you can buy at staples.
Sorry for being really vague about it, I just have no idea how to explain it. |
Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 15522673)
Stuff like this is nearly impossible to diagnose over the internet. Is your chain really tight?
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Originally Posted by kite991
(Post 15522696)
No its not tight, theres some slack, I feel a little bit of movement when im stopped and i put my foot on the pedals and shift it back and forth, I heard that was okay to have and that having a really tight chain isn't a good thing. It could be that my rear hub is loose again, it just sounds different this time, but i'll go and check it out
have you only lubed the chain? many times, lubing the chain isn't enough. you have to take it off and clean it first. otherwise, the gunk could stay. |
Originally Posted by seanifred
(Post 15522914)
sorry, but i have to say:
have you only lubed the chain? many times, lubing the chain isn't enough. you have to take it off and clean it first. otherwise, the gunk could stay. |
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