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Now that was fast! ;)

Congrats! I actually posted the same with the needed explanation on their Facebook, but I am sure somwbody must've been faster. Enjoy your prize! It's cool to know you are right, kind of. :) Cheers!

Very good! Now, maybe they hire a real designer, so those graphics won't look like I hand-cut them myself when I was drunk. The direction seems good. Keep it up, Marzocchi. This is what your customers want, not excuses.

Oh yes, Marzocchi! Ignore your former U.S. division around Bryson Martin, as if it never existed. Give "diplomatic" responses that have nothing to do with the questions. Tell everyone how an inverted fork is just wrong, only because your former employees just made one that creates tons of hype and buzz around the web. While this article was published, a certain green fork was pretty hard to ignore at a certain Taiwan exhibition happening these days. Don't believe it? Just click the Pinkbike homepage! Sometimes the ostrich tactic works. This time the ostrich seems to be on concrete and he's banging his head pretty hard. You said all the "right" things, Mr. Pierantoni, bravo! Tenneco loves you for pulling this awesome job. Now please go back at work on those forks and let's hope for the good stuff for Marzocchi as soon as possible! What a cheap blow this interview was! Pfff...

Sorry for barging in like this, but I never heard that legend and I think it would've gotten around. I am not sure what Nico was riding in 1993 and couldn't find anything handy at this late hour, but if it was GT then it must've been an RTS. I also think he was riding for Sunn, but I was actually stunned to find this 1992 picture from Bromont, riding a full-suspension Sbike, which is wild and weird on all accounts: http://mercurypress.photoshelter.com/image/I0000Tc9Jry_e_kU And then this little gem of Anne Caro, courtesy of Mr. Fearon: http://malcolmfearon.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Bliss-Images-Mountain-Bike-Archive/G0000Xe3vn5qtkaU/I0000SRzTMZwIU4w Best regards to Leigh! ;)

Somebody wants to be TLD really bad. Zap!!!

That wasn't a "they don't make 'em like they used to" type of comment, just an honest opinion on spokes. If it was about moaning and expressing nostalgia, I'd immediately brag with bulletproof M730 from the basement. But it's not the case. I'm not very thrilled with DT product, whereas others kept their standards. I guess that comes from wanting to make a lot of stuff that is fairly complicated. As a matter of fact, I just came from a press camp where a MTB team was also presented and they switched from DT suspension (it's even funny to write that) to another brand. They were very diplomatic on the reasons when asked on the record. Off the record they were less polite. ;)