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Top 10 ways you can tell Manitou is testing stuff @ So.MTN.(4 posts)

Top 10 ways you can tell Manitou is testing stuff @ So.MTN.BikeWizard
Feb 12, 2002 6:45 PM
10. Myles Rockwell on the early morning news.



9. Odd bikes with no stickers and huge forks all over the trail.



8. Hoard of product managers standing around parking lot.



7. Skid ditches leading directly toward Cholla and ocotillo cactus.



6. Loud sound of arches and dropouts cracking.



5. Hideously huge van with couches littered about it in parking lot.



4. All the sweet lines on the trail are now worn in and smoothed from excessive use of brakes.



3. Trail is six feet wide from people who don't respect "single track"



2. Numerous Manitou tech's looking down their nose at my SID.



1. I still would rather get a FOX.



In all honesty, the guys there are really nice, but the trail I ride to and from work is pretty devestated. The Black seems like a really nice fork, but it hasn't swept me off my feet like the Fox did. Ciao, BW.
Also no parking spots at trailhead . . .Fancy
Feb 13, 2002 6:42 AM
They're all taken up by SUV's with California license plates.



Welcome to Arizona, now go home.
Also no parking spots at the beachtroy
Feb 13, 2002 8:22 AM
kinda the same but opposite here in SD when we are invaded by Zonies who can't drive during the summer.



welcome to san diego, now go home
Except San Diego, of courseFancy
Feb 14, 2002 6:44 AM
San Diego is the exception to the "California sucks" rule, of course.



Where else can you actually park your motorhome diagonally across 4 parking spots in the Mission Bay Park parking lot.
 


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