[simpits-tech] Headset intercom salution

[Radvan, James]

It doesn't seem to work like that - if it costs $10 in the US, it costs £10
here.

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James Radvan

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> Roy Coates wrote:
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> > I wouldn't bet on that. Generally, what you pay in dollars, we pay in
> > pounds. however, what you earn in dollars, we earn in dollars too :-(
> 
> But isn't a pound about $2? That would make a 7500 pound bike $15k over > here.
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