One person, with a sense of humor, has come up with this for his fake:
If you are purchasing a Pinarello heed the advice from Pinarello:
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That reminds me of my Cannondale, which, with the judicious application of black electricians' tape, became the "Can O Ale".
ReplyDeleteWhat is a Chinarello? It is any Pinarello bike made in China. It is sometimes confused with the open mold with curvy seatstays and fork which is officially referred to as RFM101 or FM101.
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