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How the bike industry works (time for me to confess)
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i apologize in advance if someone fessed up in another thread...



Dan Empfield
aka Slowman
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He missed disc brakes

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Wow...just....wow
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so where's the one for BB "standards"?

I can't decide if that one would be better conveyed by this vid or the Hitler bunker scene.

Carl Matson
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Carl wrote:
so where's the one for BB "standards"?

I can't decide if that one would be better conveyed by this vid or the Hitler bunker scene.

it's kind of in there. near the end. homage to the BB.

Dan Empfield
aka Slowman
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lol
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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [goodman5] [ In reply to ]
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The bike industry "works"?? 😀😀

(I can poke fun. I was on the mfg side for a bunch of years and now on the dealer/fitter side).
Last edited by: Chris B.O.B.: Jan 4, 18 18:08
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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [h2ofun] [ In reply to ]
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h2ofun wrote:
He missed disc brakes

Gosh I hate to give you fodder, but again, like many of your posts, you are speaking out an orifice not located superior to the C7 vertebrae but rather the one caudal to the fused coccyx vertebrae.

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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [Sanrafaeltri] [ In reply to ]
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Sanrafaeltri wrote:
h2ofun wrote:
He missed disc brakes

Gosh I hate to give you fodder, but again, like many of your posts, you are speaking out an orifice not located superior to the C7 vertebrae but rather the one caudal to the fused coccyx vertebrae.

Thanks for the education

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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [Slowman] [ In reply to ]
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Vying early for post of the year?
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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [lacticturkey] [ In reply to ]
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lacticturkey wrote:
Vying early for post of the year?

wish i could take credit. i'm only the messenger.

Dan Empfield
aka Slowman
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Is it April 1?
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As my grad school supervisor used to say. Always study A question, and not THE question... if you answer everything with one study, you'll be out of work pretty quickly... The electronics industry has this dialed in, cycling has only really started to get wise to this in the last couple of decades...
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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [Slowman] [ In reply to ]
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Enjoyable, but I preferred the original!
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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [Trauma] [ In reply to ]
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They sure got smart on tvs

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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [Slowman] [ In reply to ]
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"Poorly" that's how it works. Bike marketing is years behind the curve. Cycling in general is the prototypical "small fortune" industry.
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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [Slowman] [ In reply to ]
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BEST POST OF ALL TIME

thanks Dan you SOB

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Ai_1 wrote:
Enjoyable, but I preferred the original!

Link?

Liked the part about "came out with 27.5, basically the same as 26 but nobody noticed." Indeed.
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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [Slowman] [ In reply to ]
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the Tractor tires/fat bike thing got me for sure, since that was my thought when I first saw a fat bike many years ago...
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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [Ai_1] [ In reply to ]
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I thought you knew what the original video was about; it's been around a lot longer than Pres or candidate Trump I think.
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Ah, apologies. I thought that was legit. Don't speak the language so couldn't tell.
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Re: How the bike industry works (time for me to confess) [Slowman] [ In reply to ]
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Hahaha! Awesome - best post I've read in a while. Fortunately, I'm still rocking the 26" cable brake MTB, 14 year old road bike & TT bike (all of them aluminum albeit with 11 speed).
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Found it:


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guy2600 wrote:
Hahaha! Awesome - best post I've read in a while. Fortunately, I'm still rocking the 26" cable brake MTB, 14 year old road bike & TT bike (all of them aluminum albeit with 11 speed).

Hell, my 26" mountain bike still has cantilever brakes, a 3x7 drivetrain (with dual SRAM grip-shifts!) and a whopping 50mm of front suspension travel. :)

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