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How Park Tools rolls
Did anyone catch this ad from Park Tools, earlier this year?
The only problem i had with it is that the table looks like a hairy arm or something.
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Nice concept. But I agree on the table looking like an old man's hairy arm. Kinda kills it.
 Originally Posted by NicoleB28
topless. that's what all mtb girls do. we go ride, get topless, have pillow fights in the woods, scissor, then ride home!
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I couldn't do that to my wallet.
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Funny ad, I approve.
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That's way too wide to be an arm...it's some old dudes hairy back!
The secret to mountain biking is pretty simple. The slower you go the more likely it is you’ll crash.
- Julie Furtado
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Only buy Park Tools. Fully guaranteed they replace whatever fails. My dog chewed up the tube to my blue Park floor pump, they sent me a new one. Gauge failed, new one sent. My Park Tool bike stand has not failed after years of service.
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Haha, that's one of the exact park tools that I can't stand. Spokeys are far better and easier to grab. park makes quality stuff, no doubt. In most cases, they are what you get, but there's a few areas where another maker has a much better tool. Shimano, Pedros, Ultimate Stands, Phil Wood, etc...All of these have some tools that are far superior to equivalent Park Tool. Again, not taking away from Park at all, most of their stuff IS good, but it's not the best in every category. If I had my own shop, it wouldn't be ALL Park for sure (after having worked in a shop and having access to ALL of the tools, Park and the equivalents).
"It's only when you stand over it, you know, when you physically stand over the bike, that then you say 'hey, I don't have much stand over height', you know"-T. Ellsworth
You're turning black metallic.
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 Originally Posted by Jayem
Haha, that's one of the exact park tools that I can't stand. Spokeys are far better and easier to grab. park makes quality stuff, no doubt. In most cases, they are what you get, but there's a few areas where another maker has a much better tool. Shimano, Pedros, Ultimate Stands, Phil Wood, etc...All of these have some tools that are far superior to equivalent Park Tool. Again, not taking away from Park at all, most of their stuff IS good, but it's not the best in every category. If I had my own shop, it wouldn't be ALL Park for sure (after having worked in a shop and having access to ALL of the tools, Park and the equivalents).
You could say this about any tool company.
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