People who ride without the pretense of collecting or care (question the
notion) of authenticity would not find this odd at all. In the late 60's where I was, a sign of a novice was not customizing their bike with
their componentry. I could extend this concept if one had enough money to build up a frame new, but it was even more apparent with many who pieced up a frame. Most riders break stuff over time, most think it is good to get a brand spankin' new component. Most of the real riders I know have no interest
matching the original component and would be totally entertained by the notion. This list is an ivory tower...
Don Wilson wrote:
> Go figure, but it looks kind of neat bike anyway.
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> Don Wilson
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