We are interested and also in the total cost of the bike, especially one that might come without a guarantee.polaxgr wrote:I just like cipolini frames..so you can understand what i am looking for...thanks for the info and reply. I am 76kg and they told me they did tests on the frame with 200kg. Is that true? I dont know.. I ordered the frame(and wheels from farsport). I feel like i have gambled 1200euros in a casino..now lets wait and see what the outcome will be..I will post when i get them if you guys are interested
Buying Whole Bike from China
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Re: Buying Whole Bike from China
"It takes a genius to spot the obvious" - my old physics master.
I don't peddle bikes.
I don't peddle bikes.
Re: Buying Whole Bike from China
random37 wrote:I owned a shop, for a while. Not a bike shop.
I got into importing things from China to sell. Musical instruments, mostly.
Out of about 20 units:
3 would be unplayable.
12 would be OK,
4 would be good,
and 1 would be exceptional.
This was surprisingly accurate. I wouldn't be surprised if it was the same with bike frames.
Chibson getting better by the day.
Gibson going bust (ish)
Those new lightweight Gibson Les Pauls are rotten !!
Re: Buying Whole Bike from China
You'd better believe it! A lot of modern Martin and Gibson stuff has dreadful QC issues.