I understand that GP designed the San Marcos for Soma and allowed his 
personal name to be associated with that model for a fee. In simplest 
terms, he was hired as a contractor to provide a design. Usually design 
contracts don't permit the contractor to cash his check, then slap a 
different label on the finished product, and market it under a different 
brand.

On Tuesday, April 30, 2013 2:17:25 PM UTC-5, Doug Williams wrote:
>
> I’m looking at getting a San Marcos from Rivendell soon. Of course, I 
> would REALLY prefer a Roadeo, if only I could find another $1,300. But I 
> digress.
>
> As a big Rivendell fan, I have to say that the one annoying thing about 
> the San Marcos is the lack of anything (other than the very small print on 
> the chainstay) that mentions that it is a Rivendell. Well, we can’t do 
> anything about the decals (they have clear-coat over them) but what about 
> the headbadge? Couldn’t Riv put a Rivendell headbadge on the San Marcos for 
> those frames purchased from Riv HQ and fully assembled by Rivendell elves 
> with all parts purchased from Rivendell?
>
> Sounds petty, I know. But reading the web, I am not the only one with this 
> petty hang-up. A Rivendell headbadge could be a big incentive for people to 
> buy the San Marcos from Rivendell instead of Amazon (or wherever).
>
> I hear that a blow dryer will soften up the glue and allow the San Marcos 
> headbadge to be easily removed and replaced with a Rivendell one.  J  Of 
> course, I don’t know what the Riv contract with Soma might say about this.
>
> Doug
>

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