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See...now that's when you know your bike company kicks ass!
Your former company rep is:
A. Beautiful
B. Blonde
C. Former Pro Downhiller
D. Stacked
E. Your wife
F. All of the Above
jennifer Gabrielli..."sigh"
Nope. They told me they were working on a new one and may or may not release on for 07. They also said they will only release a new rear DH shock if it is different from all the other technology out there. Guess they don't have it yet and hope they dont try to bring the pull shock back!!!!!No Rock Shox DH shock?
...Cougars?!nice Dangerboy has the hottie cougars on the prowl
Um, I'm pretty sure that isn't Jenn. Jenn runs a clothing store with leigh Donovan now.See...now that's when you know your bike company kicks ass!
Your product rep is:
A. Beautiful
B. Blonde
C. Pro Downhiller
D. Stacked
E. Your wife
F. All of the Above
jennifer Gabrielli..."sigh"
dude...trust me. If you ever have a newborn...it's worth having a camera around to take pics of your wife's flotillas for personal future referenceStikman! Quickly man, your wife's boobs are trying to escape!
i guess i will need to purchase a camera thenoriginally posted by bizutch
dude...trust me. If you ever have a newborn...it's worth having a camera around to take pics of your wife's flotillas for personal future reference
yep . . .camera indeed, because that's probably as close as you'll be getting to them for quite some time.dude...trust me. If you ever have a newborn...it's worth having a camera around to take pics of your wife's flotillas for personal future reference
Butch, I have to second that. Had the cam out last night.dude...trust me. If you ever have a newborn...it's worth having a camera around to take pics of your wife's flotillas for personal future reference
definately want to see more detail of the shorts. from the pictures its hard to tell much about them, other than that they are shorts.rogues stuff is the best **** i've seen at interbike so far!
Yo...I'm pretty sure I saw your butt in the Asheville mall last week...you been in town lately with a little blonde?i guess i will need to purchase a camera then
I've been watching the various sites for pics from our booth and I found a couple that might offer a little more detail on the shorts... They'll be up on our website within a week or so as well, but for now:definately want to see more detail of the shorts. from the pictures its hard to tell much about them, other than that they are shorts.
In some ways I like the fact that Shimano is a stubborn company. That tenacity has brought us some of the best bicycle products there are; index shifting, SPD pedals, rapidfire controls and the external bottom bracket to name just a few. Unfortunately it didn't seem they were always listening to freeride and DH riders. Trying push Dual Control (where your brake lever is also your shifter) on freeriders was a very large mistake. Shimano even launched their 'two finger' add campaign using Sterling Lorence photos and Saint pros like Wade Simmons and Thomas Vanderham to try and convince us it was the way forward. Rapid Rise or Low Normal shifting is another Shimano innovation that didn't go over well with the gravity crew. Shimano figured we just didn't get it and then when we did we'd like it - but it hasn't panned out that way.
Shimano has tended to work on projects in secret over the years - unveiling product to the public once everything is complete. While riders in the outside world grew and adapted, the engineers and designers back in the vacuum chamber kept building for the same market.
Finally someone at Shimano identified this problem and the company responded in an unusual way. Sales and marketing employees from Japan were dispatched to various parts of the globe to discover what real riders were actually doing. On the North Shore we were lucky enough to have Hideki Ikemoto in our midst for several months. Working at John Henry Bikes and riding with the shop rats and their friends, Hideki became a real local. I was lucky enough to get out for a ride with Hideki and over the course of his stay on the Shore he turned into a real ripper and an honourary member of the JH crew. He was genuinely sad when it came time to return to Japan and report on his fndings. The good news is that the work done by Hideki and others lead Shimano to begin listening to riders, and many of the recommendations are coming to fruition now. It seems curious that Shimano couldn't have just listened to their employees out in the real world, their team riders and perhaps even evil journalists like myself.
For Saint and Hone or even XTR you can now choose between conventional and Low Normal shifting and between Dual and single control shifters and levers. You can get several different lengths of cage for your derailleur as well which is great for those of us who only run one or two chainrings. Shimano is offering adapters to allow you to use a six bolt brake rotor on a Shimano hub and a conventional bolt circle on their cranks so you can use rings from other manufacturers. Compatibility - what a concept!
hmmm maybee, but im always open to new ones.originally posted by bizutch
Yo...I'm pretty sure I saw your butt in the Asheville mall last week...you been in town lately with a little blonde?
no kidding....I can't WAIT to see sully's new rig......should be interesting!Please, somebody go by the Rotec Booth.