Intense One
I live for the CABE
Blasphemy!
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RUDY CONTRATTI
Wore out three sets of tires already!
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ONE MORE COMPLETE BIKE RUINED
WELL SAID SLICK
WHATS NEXT ONE ONLY CAN TELL
ONE MORE COMPLETE BIKE RUINED
WELL SAID SLICK
WHATS NEXT ONE ONLY CAN TELL
oldfart36
Riding One Of My Monark Super Deluxe's
The buyer B.B. is from my area (approx. 10 miles away). While I have heard of people being happy with purchases they made from him, Lots of other stories loom as to experiences in person with him. I personally have not delt with him, and really don't plan on it, just because of the butchering. While it is his property once purchased, it shows a general disrespect. You ought to meet his buddy in the little town south of him, he's a real winner!!!!!
bulldog1935
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
it's greed as a sickness to take a perfect relic bike and part it out
All the lame defense arguments, beauty/beholder, owner's privilege don't apply to this. He basically tricked someone into parting with something of personal value, intrinsic and historic value, for the sole purpose of instantly destroying it only because it could be worth more money destroyed.
This will continue unless the hobby members organize to expose and boycott it.
btw, if you want to do this, build it around a condition grading system for evaluating and showing bikes, (a point system) and become a sanctioning body - the last word on history of bikes as an organization - you'll need a board of officers, you'll need events and you'll need a newsletter
There is nothing wrong with buying and selling for profit - I did it for more than a decade in my hobby business, turning $50 items through a chain of buy/sell into $1000 items - through patience, time and effort - by improving what I bought and sold, not by destroying it
http://bulldog1935.u.yuku.com/
All the lame defense arguments, beauty/beholder, owner's privilege don't apply to this. He basically tricked someone into parting with something of personal value, intrinsic and historic value, for the sole purpose of instantly destroying it only because it could be worth more money destroyed.
This will continue unless the hobby members organize to expose and boycott it.
btw, if you want to do this, build it around a condition grading system for evaluating and showing bikes, (a point system) and become a sanctioning body - the last word on history of bikes as an organization - you'll need a board of officers, you'll need events and you'll need a newsletter
There is nothing wrong with buying and selling for profit - I did it for more than a decade in my hobby business, turning $50 items through a chain of buy/sell into $1000 items - through patience, time and effort - by improving what I bought and sold, not by destroying it
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bikewhorder
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
oldfart36
Riding One Of My Monark Super Deluxe's
HaHa isn't Obi Wan in Kansas now?
Not him!
Obi-Wan Schwinnobi
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Hahaha.....HaHa isn't Obi Wan in Kansas now?
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Obi-Wan Schwinnobi
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
keith kodish
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Parts=$'s. History vs. $'s. No right or wrong,but,....
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