Also another shot that is interesting is that the first we see him he is sleeping and the shot is very , very dark and it ' s a reflection of him <| sep |> also the official deadline for a recount in PA has passed , hence why they need lawyers to fight in court to get a recount . <| sep |> Before you know it living through a horrific car crash will be the SHIT ! !!!<| sep |> Optic book <| sep |> Anyone know if this is pressed at Pallas ? The others I have that were are all great . <| sep |> I ' ve had two Chinese carbon bikes now . The first has a slight error in the rear dropouts and had to be returned . Second is the best thing since sliced bread , I love it in every way . However , like I said , there are frames where there will be issues , even if you buy from one of the bigger distributors I bought from Dengfu . If you ' re considering this at all then you need to spend hours to actually research everything . There ' s some companies that actually care about quality , and some which just don ' t . Even then , both of my frames were Chinese carbon and they were still on the expensive end of the Chinese range $ 500 and $ 750 . Just , you need to go into this process with extreme care and take you time to talk with companies and see what ' s up with them . Get photos of their frames , talk about the process , the works . This is a bike , if it fails , you ' re going to be paying a lot more than the frame cost in health , it ' s a huge risk and you need to be aware of that completely . Also word of the wise , that frame you linked seems sketchy , way too cheap and you don ' t really have an avenue to talk with them . Making a carbon frame cost around $ 200300 in manufacturing , it ' s still an expensive process , it seems rather sketchy to undercut that . Also the frame isn ' t light or anything either , it ' s still heavy for carbon , just go buy a used CAAD frame or something at that point . Just , research and actually figure out if you ' re up to it .