what's anyone's actual experience with specialized brain fade shock
technology? '06 epic line promises to reduce bounce from pedaling
while providing rear suspension.
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czb said:
what's anyone's actual experience with specialized brain fade shock
technology? '06 epic line promises to reduce bounce from pedaling
while providing rear suspension.
Sorry, can't help you with any info on this shock.
The name stinks though. I'm no Madison Ave. advertising type, but it
seems to me that Brain, Fade and Shock are three words that can't be put
together in any pairing or order to connote something *good* about a
product. Maybe to the crystal meth crowd, I dunno.Shawn
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Subject: Re: brain fade shock
From: Shawn <sdotcurry@bresnananotherdotnet>
Newsgroups: alt.mountain-bikeczb said:
what's anyone's actual experience with specialized brain fade shock
technology? '06 epic line promises to reduce bounce from pedaling
while providing rear suspension.
Sorry, can't help you with any info on this shock.
The name stinks though. I'm no Madison Ave. advertising type, but it
seems to me that Brain, Fade and Shock are three words that can't be put
together in any pairing or order to connote something *good* about a
product. Maybe to the crystal meth crowd, I dunno.Shawn
....and it hardley explains why a shock that claims to be able to
seemlessly and automatically switch between hardtail and full suspension
would need a "brain fade" adjustment knob.
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