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Re: The Triton's competition

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  1. hi. i havent had any trouble at all with either machined or main cap
    bearing holders. so to avoid the expense that will be passed on the
    buyer i would go with the plain bearing holders. like the nimbus II. or
    maby there could be an option?

    the cheaper prices would open the market to the "less rich" and jobless
    teenagers like me.:p

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  2. manon1wheel said:

    hi. i havent had any trouble at all with either machined or main cap
    bearing holders. so to avoid the expense that will be passed on the
    buyer i would go with the plain bearing holders. like the nimbus II. or
    maby there could be an option?

    the cheaper prices would open the market to the "less rich" and jobless
    teenagers like me.:p

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  3. Just talked with the guy about it and told him how many people were
    interested in it and he seems like he wants to do it! He's going to
    call in for the pricing on the Titanium tommorow and I'm going to try
    and meet up with him again this week to go over plans and discuss
    things.

    If this works out this is going to be the shizz😄

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  4. manon1wheel said:

    hi. i havent had any trouble at all with either machined or main cap
    bearing holders. so to avoid the expense that will be passed on the
    buyer i would go with the plain bearing holders. like the nimbus II. or
    maby there could be an option?

    the cheaper prices would open the market to the "less rich" and jobless
    teenagers like me.:p

    The nimbus II frame has machined bearing holders, and they're so much
    better than k1 devil bearing holders. I would spend 20 or 30 bucks more
    for mahcined bearing holders any day.

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