Agree with herz... I do think they would be able to offer reasonable prices... 10% discount is not what I'd consider that...herzausstahl wrote:Yes I think they can. But whether they need to is a separate point.roo7 wrote:K2 and KW gives 40% off. Do you think stores like city chain can give the same rate ? Without taking care of their bottom line ? Haha.
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Yes, S$5k if you take exchange at 1:6. The used ones I found went for an average of HKD25,000. I didn't buy because it didn't feel special given the apparent availability, and the local boys I met at various K2-type shops all vote mechanical over hybrid. More than one opined that the perceived "rarity" is probably because it is not as popular, and not that it is less available.CoolieND wrote:Agree with herz... I do think they would be able to offer reasonable prices... 10% discount is not what I'd consider that...herzausstahl wrote:
Yes I think they can. But whether they need to is a separate point.
And herz... 5k SGD?? And you didn't buy?! Maybe I need a vacation to HK soon....
Thong Sia is also under Stelux.herzausstahl wrote:I googled "who owns citychain" and the first result says Stelux. Under Thong Sia's website there is no mention of a retail arm...okies wrote:
City Chain under Thong Sia rite?
That's a good price, bro. It's a pity you didn't get it and given your reasoning, it's understandable. A lot of ppl had this view, they all vote for mechanical over hybrid. The problem is, how can one predict which will be popular 10, 20 or 30 years down the road? There will always have someone somewhere in the world looking for it some years down the road by which time it maybe less available. A good example is a Arnie analog/digital shroud diver!herzausstahl wrote:
Yes, S$5k if you take exchange at 1:6. The used ones I found went for an average of HKD25,000. I didn't buy because it didn't feel special given the apparent availability, and the local boys I met at various K2-type shops all vote mechanical over hybrid. More than one opined that the perceived "rarity" is probably because it is not as popular, and not that it is less available.
hhaha this is at the door of vivo leading to bus stop. i saw it too and wanted to snap.okies wrote:
Ah! Yeoman is the man, man!Yeoman wrote:Thong Sia is also under Stelux.herzausstahl wrote:
I googled "who owns citychain" and the first result says Stelux. Under Thong Sia's website there is no mention of a retail arm...
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So SC bros are gg down on 28th@ 3pm??
