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Prototype Tomac DH rig
New aluminum offering from Tomac lookin fast & fun
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- Date Posted
- Apr 20, 2011 at 18:38Apr 20, 2011
- Category
- Racing/Events/Contests
- Location
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Monterey, California, United States
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tom-cuthbert
(Apr 20, 2011 at 21:41)
I think he missed a vital point.
If you're looking at buying one of the many awesome carbon frames on the market at the moment, then you more than likely have enough money for a highly specced build.
No one buys a V10 Carbon to put Sram X5 and Juicy 3s with a Fox Vanilla shock and Boxxer Race fork on it.
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@shred-nz-media
No i think you missed the point - not everybody has that kind of money! They are offering an alternative...
+ whats wrong with boxxer races? :p
No i think you missed the point - not everybody has that kind of money! They are offering an alternative...
+ whats wrong with boxxer races? :p
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They're crappily built and they break over the smallest drop. That's what!
The point i'm trying to make is, if people are going to build up an awesome bike, they use carbon frames and high spec parts. This frame looks as though it will be built up with cheap parts which if I owned the company I wouldn't want, because you'll associate the frames with low specs.
TBH I preferred the one before this.
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That bike is indeed nice and the price tag is absolutely amazing. Joel spent too much time bashing carbon price. I don't care about that. Instead i would have liked him to talk more about the ride and show me how the Damn Thing WORKS ! A bike against a car dosent mean nothing. Lets see the bike in Action !
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Aside the specs being unveiled, this video does't bring much. Like anything else, it is all talking. Nothing compares to trying and seeing it live. I would have liked Joel to talk more about their new design instead of comparing aluminium to carbon. What was working well back in the days should perform just as well today.
Tomac is the Nebraska bike, ftw.