In a message dated 7/26/01 2:14:11 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Bikerdaver@aol.com writes:
> You may be the world's greatest authority on Corso bikes, but no need
> to "dis" another's find. What is one person's floor is another person's
> ceiling. Your shame in selling these bikes is simply that:.... your shame.
> It
> might be a good idea to own it, but no need to project that shame onto
> others
> having good intentions.
>
I'd rather hear it like it is, myself. If it's crap, it's crap. No candy coating required! You wouldn't want to see someone wasting time and money on something that wasn't really meant to work in the first place, right? I've been haunting the thrift shops lately and have scored " 0 " to date. Why? Because they're not worth dragging home. So far I've been able to recognize the bikes for what they are, but if I see something I'm not sure of I'd probably ask here and I'd want an honest appraisal.
Pete Geurds
Douglassville, PA