I don't care whether the Pinarello Dogma is genuine or counterfeit.
I'm not interested in things like no-brake fixies either.
I don't know why you're making such absurd remarks about how old you are.
A person who has just become an adult in their early twenties...
I left several comments on Facebook, and I spoke to you very well.
"Don't give any room for misunderstanding."
"Since there is no evidence at this time, please undergo an inspection and upload the results."
"If you sell it like this, even serious buyers who would ride it in a velodrome race will hesitate to buy because of your attitude."
The answer I got was
"I'm intentionally not releasing the evidence because I want to fight with young people."
"The non-destructive testing center is under construction, so I can't upload anything for now anyway."
From what you're saying vaguely, it seems that right now you're just relying on people's rough judgment based on the frame shape in the photos (it's not some kind of mythical creature...)
and the fact that an employee saw it being painted...
In the end, there is no reliable or provable data.
When you posted something like that on Facebook, I replied very nicely,
because Facebook is a place where young people hang out and I was willing to give in a hundred times to avoid arguing.
But this is Dosssa.
Dossa isn't unconditionally problem-free, but I still think it's the most trustworthy place to buy bicycles in Korea, and it has a more serious atmosphere than other communities.
There are people of all ages, but there are also many middle-aged and older adults.
At least here, you should have attached solid evidence when selling such a frame.
Calling users who are skeptical "these young people" and implying an age limit in your post is very contradictory and rude.
If you want to sell it like that, go ahead and sell it on places like Bungaejangter or Facebook where you can deal with young people.
The problem isn't the users who left comments expressing doubt, but the seller themselves.
In that sense, for older adults to see,
it might make sense to set an age limit for sellers like you.
It's true that more young people have been joining Dossa lately,
but age isn't really important.
No matter how nicely I say it, when a seller like you brings the issue to Dossa and tries to sell it that way, age doesn't matter.
In fact, I think it might be better to abolish the no-brake bicycle board altogether.
You should be ashamed of yourself for posting such a sales listing on Dossa.
The excuse of the non-destructive testing center being under construction is a good one, but
when the construction is finished and you have properly conducted the inspection, please upload the results and sell it seriously.
