I guess i don't see how that could be considered a high or artificially driven-up price. It's still considerably less than any current, lugged production frame - US or otherwise - and, in near perfect condition, has just as much life left in it. It's also historically significant and more unique with those lugs and that crown. On the other hand, in contrast to the Sachs-built frame being discussed concurrently, it doesn't suffer from the baggage of being a custom, and the idea that it was 'too' unique, and built for a specific person. I guess I understand that some people might think that a used bike should always be obtainable for bargain prices, but not me. If i was in the market for a road frame and this one fit, I'd choose it over a roadeo in a heartbeat, even at the same price. Unique is good.
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