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A'me unitrons coming soon :)

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Retrodan72:

--- Quote from: rad_pitt on November 01, 2014, 09:52 AM ---One thing that isn't fun is spending £130 on fooking grips  :LolLolLolLol:

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I don't think I've spent that much on ALL my grips in 6 years.  :LolLolLolLol:

That Swan Guy:
Everytime I buy grips I end up with a new build! :pilky:

Gnarlyscoots:

--- Quote from: MartyC on November 01, 2014, 04:05 AM ---
There has been no price crash; total fallacy and an urban myth spread by those who are in it for the money not the "fun" as described


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Spot on Marty  ;)

ESP stems, remade in the UK and in OZ but, the originals still sell for 700+ dollars. JMC seat posts, remade but the originals still sell for over 200+ dollars, Oakley B-1B's, re-issued and given for FREE with a purchase of glasses over £50 but, the re-pops even fetch 150+ dollars.

I have seen no dent at all in the prices of hard to come by items, in fact, I have seen them rise over the past year or so.

These Unitrons will be selling for $30 a set which is great if you want to actually ride them and not put them on a shelf  :daumenhoch:

factory pilot:
I'm just upset they're not doing any red/yellow ones  :2funny:
I love these and all other cheap affordable re-pops .... Not for show builds but for those bikes that we want to ride and enjoy...

I love my show ponies with their crazy NOS parts but I also love my riders ( with their repop bits and bobs ) that give you thrills in their own way!  :smitten:

Rare original grips will always retain their value irrespective of repops. :daumenhoch:

Bornintheusa:
Just what we need... More parts that cross the line between real and fake.

Just like tuf necks, esp stems, SE racing anything, bullseye, unless it has known provenance you may as well assume they are all fake.

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