Knowingly buying fake stuff

Colinthecop

I've not actually bought a frame.

Did you even read the post...? :roll:

I asked, this carbon frame, even though it's a replica, must surely be a bargain at £400.

So examples of where you're wrong...? Hmmm, let me see now.

It's becoming more apparent with each post why you didn't make the grade.

Yellow Peril

Colinthecop wrote:

I've not actually bought a frame.

Did you even read the post...? :roll:

I asked, this carbon frame, even though it's a replica, must surely be a bargain at £400.

So examples of where you're wrong...? Hmmm, let me see now.

It's becoming more apparent with each post why you didn't make the grade.

I was wrong on all points, I apologise. I'm pleased that you didn't take the plunge.

rickeverett

Well this winter I have been mainly riding around in "fake" Scott thermal tights and Jersey that cost me as little as £35 for the set.

Tights are comfy and warm with a fantastic coolmax pad, jersey is a little baggy. My £4.99 Planet X gloves have been great too.

Those purchased were because I ripped some tights from last year that cost me £70 and my Pearl Izumi £40 Gloves stitching fell apart.

Mikey23

Home taping is ruining the record industry...

Colinthecop

BillyMansell wrote:

If anyone asks be clear to state it's not a fake but a homage to or pastiche of the artisan's original work, that you are honouring the master craftman's original camera mount masterpiece.

And today I'm a winner.

I found someone honouring the master craftsman's original work for the bargain price of £3.99 delivered.

Ebay Clicky Link

I appreciate some might saw it might break, but my original Gopro one at 4 times the price broke on its first outing.

So maybe I am corrupt like Pete the Pilot says, or maybe I'm funding international terrorism and drug dealing as Phility3 says, but I still feel like a winner....

Velonutter

Right Hand Bags away now, it sunny outside why don't you get out on your bikes.

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