Discovery team finished

On Aug 12, 11:18 am, "Bob Palermo" wrote:
Thanks Mike,

This is interesting stuff. I'm impressed that you are willing to share this
much about your business.

I personally like Trek bikes. Being a middle of the road (figuratively)
rider, they work well for me.

I like Treks and I'm kind of interested in the WSD stuff since I'm one
of those women who needs the slightly shorter top tube (looks like I'm
going with a custom Habanero) but... Treks cost more here than they do
there and the one time I was in a position to ask someone in the know
at Trek China he hemmed and hawed and gave me a non-answer that not
only wasn't a reason but was also good enough for me to basically
decide no Trek for me.

At the same time I have to admit, the newest Madone is very attractive
to me and I can see myself getting one a year or three down the road
when I add a carbon bike to the stable.

-M

A troll has to be at least marginally believable for someone to fall for
it. You ought to be able to (errantly) point to something that would seem
to support your wacky idea.

He needs to take something to improve his trolling.

It really is getting pretty sad, especially when the worst of the trolls
appear to be cloning themselves. Someone thought maybe they were multiple
personalities, but I haven't seen much variation between the likes of
Crescentius, Pierre, Test & even Datakoll. Datakoll was the
most-interesting, at least at first, but his off-camber "style" has run its
course.

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

"Mike Jacoubowsky" wrote in message
...

It really is getting pretty sad, especially when the worst of the trolls
appear to be cloning themselves. Someone thought maybe they were multiple
personalities, but I haven't seen much variation between the likes of
Crescentius, Pierre, Test & even Datakoll. Datakoll was the
most-interesting, at least at first, but his off-camber "style" has run
its course.

I always think that a dolt by any other name...........