Cycling Art: Important or Not
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Yes I think art is important - and always was in the bicycle industry.
That Trek above is arguably the worst example of (disgusting) commercialised art. Plus a rider name associated with a right cnut who did nothing but damage the sport. Only a moron with no sensitivity on any level could appreciate such a thing, because like all art, it does symbolise something.
What @Nob shows is much more to my liking from an individualistic point of view and wanting to say something.
Overall and general I find art transcends in the simple track machines. but then again I like minimalist and abstract stuff.
That Trek above is arguably the worst example of (disgusting) commercialised art. Plus a rider name associated with a right cnut who did nothing but damage the sport. Only a moron with no sensitivity on any level could appreciate such a thing, because like all art, it does symbolise something.
What @Nob shows is much more to my liking from an individualistic point of view and wanting to say something.
Overall and general I find art transcends in the simple track machines. but then again I like minimalist and abstract stuff.
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