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@carbonsinglespeed You really picked that up and ran with it, didn't you?
Put simply - you get what you pay for. If you paid £30 for a part, it's patently a £30 part, not a £300 one.
It is (literally) impossible to argue with that, it's basic market forces stuff. That is my point.If you want to buy a £30 carbon part, then those are your dice to roll, but it just seems a bit pony to want someone to paint a logo on it to make it look like you have £300 to throw at it. Bit like sticking a Ferrari badge on your fiesta.>
It sounds like you aren't familiar with how 'brands' work...
General_Strike
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@carbonsinglespeed You really picked that up and ran with it, didn't you?
Put simply - you get what you pay for. If you paid £30 for a part, it's patently a £30 part, not a £300 one.
It is (literally) impossible to argue with that, it's basic market forces stuff. That is my point.
If you want to buy a £30 carbon part, then those are your dice to roll, but it just seems a bit pony to want someone to paint a logo on it to make it look like you have £300 to throw at it. Bit like sticking a Ferrari badge on your fiesta.