Old 07-16-21, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by terrymorse
As soon as bike manufactures began offering chocolate (disc brakes), they told consumers that this new chocolate flavor tastes so much better than vanilla that only a fool would keep eating vanilla.

Some of these "chocolate (disc brake) tastes so much better" phrases, pulled from a current web page of one manufacturer:
  • lightweight
  • powerful
  • precision
  • additional tire clearance
  • reliability
  • most significant new technology for road bikes
  • versatility
  • superior stopping power
  • require minimal maintenance
  • benefits all road riders
  • improved braking modulation
  • work in any conditions
  • a major innovation in the category
  • a must if you imagine exploring more rugged terrain
Gee, I wonder why people chose chocolate over vanilla. I guess we'll never know.
Again, your argument is based on 90% of the bike-buying public being incapable of seeing past the advertising and making an objective decision.
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