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we must also consider the increasingly exponential growth of woke culture, against macism and its most iconic symbols, of which Laverda is the progenitor. I really don't know if an SFC will still have any value in the near future.
 
The reason I would have taken the money if I was Paul is that he can't ride the SFC regularly and wants a Vincent and they have also lost value recently. Every day that passes is one less day riding a Vincent, I can't see the market coming back anytime soon either.
 
A pristine SFC owned by Ian Faloon recently sold on BAT for $40K USD, and another on Iconic Bike Auctions went for $35K USD. So I would say that's the current US market value for them, but possibly the international market is better.
 
Paul Marx said:
Unsold.
One offer at €32 000.
Paul
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think we are facing a very difficult time with the sale of Classic motorcycles, who is going to buy them, I am one of the youngest owners of Laverda in Denmark, I was born in 1962, and I am not going to go out and buy more motorcycles, but sell off the ones I own.🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶
 
Love..rda said:
we must also consider the increasingly exponential growth of woke culture, against macism and its most iconic symbols, of which Laverda is the progenitor. I really don't know if an SFC will still have any value in the near future.
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What is macism ? Never heard that term before.
 
From Google:

"Macism" can refer to a few different concepts, including a command-line tool for managing macOS input sources, a term for racism in a specific context like Freemasonry, or it could be a typo for other words such as "macism" (a jazz group) or "MACSIM" (a simulation system). The meaning depends heavily on the context in which it's used.

I’m more confused than when I started.
 
Alzero said:
From Google:

"Macism" can refer to a few different concepts, including a command-line tool for managing macOS input sources, a term for racism in a specific context like Freemasonry, or it could be a typo for other words such as "macism" (a jazz group) or "MACSIM" (a simulation system). The meaning depends heavily on the context in which it's used.

I’m more confused than when I started.
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Oh dear, Macism is actually a term used by the McDonald’s franchisees.

They get together every year and dress up Ronald McDonald, speak in tongues praising Ronald and there you have ….. Macism.
 

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I've officially been pureed by the media machine... smooth and ready to serve!
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Is this what you meant?

“Machiste" translates to male chauvinist or sexist in English. It describes a man who believes women are inferior to men and can also be used as an adjective meaning chauvinistic or macho.

  • Male chauvinist:
    This is the most direct translation and refers to a man who holds a chauvinistic belief that men are superior to women.

  • Sexist:
    This is a broader term but also accurately describes someone who discriminates based on sex, fitting the meaning of "machiste".

  • Macho:
    This adjective can be used to describe the attitude of a "machiste" and is sometimes used as a synonym in English.

  • Example:
    "Son frère est un machiste" translates to "Her brother is a male chauvinist".
 
Alzero said:
Is this what you meant?

“Machiste" translates to male chauvinist or sexist in English. It describes a man who believes women are inferior to men and can also be used as an adjective meaning chauvinistic or macho.

  • Male chauvinist:
    This is the most direct translation and refers to a man who holds a chauvinistic belief that men are superior to women.

  • Sexist:
    This is a broader term but also accurately describes someone who discriminates based on sex, fitting the meaning of "machiste".

  • Macho:
    This adjective can be used to describe the attitude of a "machiste" and is sometimes used as a synonym in English.

  • Example:
    "Son frère est un machiste" translates to "Her brother is a male chauvinist".
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I’d say “yes”, given the context.
And as the grandson, son, brother, husband and father of feminists, I can honestly say that I am disgusted that the word even needs to exist.
 
Andy said:
I’d say “yes”, given the context.
And as the grandson, son, brother, husband and father of feminists, I can honestly say that I am disgusted that the word even needs to exist.
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Blimey Andy, you make it sound like you're living with a tribe of Amazons !
 
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