Fox clothing and Fox suspension are completely separate and unrelated companies...Acadian said:Like Kyle pointed out...at lest if it had a Fox Suspension upgrade or something "useful" like that..
Fox clothing and Fox suspension are completely separate and unrelated companies...Acadian said:Like Kyle pointed out...at lest if it had a Fox Suspension upgrade or something "useful" like that..
actually the harley editions are pretty souped up. i think they are super charged.bizutch said:so why has no one mentioned the "Trek" VW??? That was a marketing scam that worked out pretty good for both companies. They just didn't stick with it long.
And you guys left out the Ford F150 Harley Davidson model....The "lowrider deluxe". And you've excluded the Ford F250 harley Davidson model with the General Lee colors (have yet to spot a guy with his rebel flag on it, but I know it's there."
Actually, if we're talking clothing lines....and Acadian did mention Oakley (so technicly I'm not hijacking the thread)....does anybody have some really good photos of Lopes's red Oakley kit at Mammoth and any idea HOW MUCH they had to pay him to drop Fox as his sponsor???
reason for the first line of my first post....Echo said:Fox clothing and Fox suspension are completely separate and unrelated companies...
The "apparel side" would indicate that there is one company with an "apparel side" and a "suspension side". They are 2 completely separate companies, founded by 2 completely different and unrelated people that just happened to have the same last name.Acadian said:reason for the first line of my first post....
You know they're both run from Biker Fox's secret lairEcho said:The "apparel side" would indicate that there is one company with an "apparel side" and a "suspension side". They are 2 completely separate companies, founded by 2 completely different and unrelated people that just happened to have the same last name.
I give up...Echo said:The "apparel side" would indicate that there is one company with an "apparel side" and a "suspension side". They are 2 completely separate companies, founded by 2 completely different and unrelated people that just happened to have the same last name.
bizutch said:Actually, if we're talking clothing lines....and Acadian did mention Oakley (so technicly I'm not hijacking the thread)....does anybody have some really good photos of Lopes's red Oakley kit at Mammoth and any idea HOW MUCH they had to pay him to drop Fox as his sponsor???
Yes, Sombrio is owned by Dave Watson - but he did not jump the peloton - they jumped a trailing group of riders that was so far back that it could not influence the race - not that this makes it any less of a marketing ploy.Incubus said:Isn't that the company owned by the knuckle-head that jumped the TDF peloton. i.e. the mother of all marketing moves? They were on my boycot list the day that happened.
I'm sorry, I was way out of line thinking you didn't know everythingAcadian said:I give up...
yeah, real small....like Norco small....Acadian said:I rather take my $$ and support the small guys like Mace, ....
hahaha...I was just waiting for someone to ream me on that one as wellzedro said:yeah, real small....like Norco small....
i really like their cloathing, suits my tastes. Not completly impressed with their leg armor...nicely made but the knee cups are a bit weakAcadian said:hahaha...I was just waiting for someone to ream me on that one as well
but hey, they are from Canada - can't be that big...
RhinofromWA said:I see NOTHING wrong with the Fox badged H2. More power to them.
Mace shorts are awesome...basic colors, tough as hell, doesnt hold dust like regular fabric, did I say tough, and I like the waste adjuster thingies. My Ignition's have great pockets too - flat + zipper is a good idea.zedro said:i really like their cloathing, suits my tastes. Not completly impressed with their leg armor...nicely made but the knee cups are a bit weak
i can ship you some stuff if you like. All their Mace apparel is two for 1 (+5$). They have some pants and arm/leg armor. I'm going this afternoon to check out whats left.Acadian said:Mace shorts are awesome...basic colors, tough as hell, doesnt hold dust like regular fabric, did I say tough, and I like the waste adjuster thingies. My Ignition's have great pockets too - flat + zipper is a good idea.
PS: only downside..I can't find any MACE stuff here in the USA.
and? Why should you care? They probably think spending more than $500 on a chi-chi bicycle is a waste of capital and could be better put to building yourself a portfolio so you can afford a H2 or a lot of chi-chi bikes in the future.ssaddict said:I see alot wrong with the 75% of these that see the most action while at the Country Club, when their owner pulls his golf clubs out of the back. The same owner who thinks a 2stroke is what he got on the 10th hole last weekend.
So where do you fit in?There are just too many people running around with small penis and too much money.
Again, why the hate? Don't buy it you large penis, broke Son of a Biatch! j/kcause we all know the H2 wasn't made to haul people, off-road, or get good gas mileage.
Actually, this is totally incorrect. The companies are owned separately by two brothers (Bob/Fox Shox and Geoff/Fox Clothing) and were spawned when they split up their mutual moto-x company which sold moto suspension and clothing products.Echo said:They are 2 completely separate companies, founded by 2 completely different and unrelated people that just happened to have the same last name.
can you please e-mail me? I've been looking for some Size M grey Nitrate shorts for a whilezedro said:i can ship you some stuff if you like. All their Mace apparel is two for 1 (+5$). They have some pants and arm/leg armor. I'm going this afternoon to check out whats left.
I only hate cause the irresponsable owners can't seem to drive them where I live, and there are WAY too many already. That's really my biggest problem, it doesn't seem to matter if i'm on my bike or in my car, it's like they arn't even paying attention. I wish they required a seperate DMV test for the biggest SUV's, kind of like a CDL.RhinofromWA said:and? Why should you care? They probably think spending more than $500 on a chi-chi bicycle is a waste of capital and could be better put to building yourself a portfolio so you can afford a H2 or a lot of chi-chi bikes in the future.
So where do you fit in?
Again, why the hate? Don't buy it you large penis, broke Son of a Biatch! j/k
Why is it that poor bicyclists hide behind "morals" when they would be rolling in the same stuff if they had disposable income? I garauntee you wouldn't be rolling in a rusted out '82 Honda Civic.
Pfft... as if brothers are a form of relation!dan-o said:The companies are owned separately by two brothers (Bob/Fox Shox and Geoff/Fox Clothing)
I consider it more of a ethical choice than a moral choice. If I was loaded, I probably wouldn't be driving my 8 year old Civic-I'd probably be driving a new hybrid.RhinofromWA said:Why is it that poor bicyclists hide behind "morals" when they would be rolling in the same stuff if they had disposable income? I garauntee you wouldn't be rolling in a rusted out '82 Honda Civic.
It's all very similar to "sponsorship" at the non-pro level. We still pay for the product we want but in turn promote what we buy. Paying to be a billboard. Do you take the stickers off your bike? Do you promote your sponsors on your user cp? Look at the pro level atheletes who can't even race in certain races because their billboard won't be big enough for those paying them. It's the heart that matters. The soul-the spirit of it all.Acadian said:if you had the choice...would you buy a regular H2 or one plastered with Fox logos?
I wouldn't get either...but I'm just trying to make the point that why would someone pay to be a billboard?
Sponsors helps you out - they either give you support at races or deals on equipment. In return, wearing their logo and promoting the brand is the least they can do.Heath Sherratt said:It's all very similar to "sponsorship" at the non-pro level. We still pay for the product we want but in turn promote what we buy. Paying to be a billboard. Do you take the stickers off your bike? Do you promote your sponsors on your user cp? Look at the pro level atheletes who can't even race in certain races because their billboard won't be big enough for those paying them. It's the heart that matters. The soul-the spirit of it all.
Why is it that When someone becomes successful they instantly become a sellout? I think it's cool that Fox has teamed with HUMMER for the H2. So what. I personally don't like the Hummer line of vehicles, but If Toyota had a Tundra or a Tacoma with that type of thing going, I'd buy one.SuperJ said:I stopped wearing my fox apperal after i attended a STYX and REO speedwagon concert and the lady in front of me was telling her friend how cute her sweatshirt was and she needs to get one. They were older had kids with them and her sweatshirt said FOX RACING.
I could probably afford an H2, but I still assume that anyone driving one is a douche.RhinofromWA said:Why is it that poor bicyclists hide behind "morals" when they would be rolling in the same stuff if they had disposable income?
Just like hikers and other trail users "assume" that DHers tear up the trail and hate us the moment they see full on armor headed down the trail and people "assume" that DH is as bad as polluting the air with the foul smell of diesel. and another thing thats kinda funny...we spend anywhere from $2000.00 - $7000.00 on our bikes...Some would equate that equal to spending alot of money on a Hummer.ohio said:I could probably afford an H2, but I still assume that anyone driving one is a douche.
i could probably have one too, but then again im not a 38 year old woman with 5 kids and enjoy outings to the local soccer fields, nor is my name Tyrone and i dont like spending all my time rollin Js with the homies who have diamond encrusted teethohio said:I could probably afford an H2, but I still assume that anyone driving one is a douche.
Hey...quit talkin' bout me.ViolentVolante said:nor is my name Tyrone and i dont enjoy spending all my time rollin Js with the homies who have diamond encrusted teeth
Dont kid, my 8.1 Chevy V8 could kill any ford out there :devil:James | Go-Ride said:The only problem with Mazda trucks are the Ford engines inside of them.
And I thought this thread was getting out of hand before. This should be interesting.ViolentVolante said:Dont kid, my 8.1 Chevy V8 could kill any ford out there :devil: