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Connor Fearon on the 2014 Carbon Supreme Operator
Coming off of an impressive 10th place finish at the World Cup Final in Leogang, Kona Team rider Connor Fearon's best ever World Cup result coincides with Kona's best DH result since we launched our Operator platform. With top components, including the new Fox Float 40 fork, this is the most radical ride we’ve ever made.
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Oct 20, 2013
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- Date Posted
- Sep 24, 2013 at 10:22Sep 24, 2013
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
28 Comments
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markunit10
(Oct 20, 2013 at 0:18)
wasnt there a boxxer on it?
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Nah mate the higher priced models feature all the fox features etc, the lower priced feature the Boxxers but looking at the price, the model witg boxxers could be the bargin of the century
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who cares? as long as it sounds good(flow matches), and isnt the same trail, If it works i say its fair game.
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This is not the first time an advert has been VOD. When you think about it any video with some sponsor logos at the start is essentially just an advert.
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There is a difference between putting sponsor's logos in opening credits of any movie whose plot isn't to advertise some product directly and cases like this clip when point is obvious.
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Yeah i know what you're getting at. I'm pretty sure that this isn't the first time an all out advert has been VOD though.
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Do you think that having the sponsor logos on the video takes away from how high quality the filming was? If I had to choose between watching a small portion of the video with sponsor credits and watching it for free or having to pay for short videos I know which I would rather.
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It doesnt matter if is it good or bad clip, this one is definitely superb. I mean that this one is PURE advert of specified product. I wanna to underline again, that there is a difference between supporting movies by sponsors without whom any production which has "plot" cant become real and pure adverts.