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Morewood and Momsen not really anywhere on the world stage are they? I had a momsen hardtail the last 2 years. Absolutely loved the bike but it will always be a local bike. There was a lot of hype around the vipa when it came out. I still don't get what is so special about it.

Agreed, the Vipa has no appeal to me. Rides OK, but looks yucky.

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Morewood and Momsen not really anywhere on the world stage are they? I had a momsen hardtail the last 2 years. Absolutely loved the bike but it will always be a local bike. There was a lot of hype around the vipa when it came out. I still don't get what is so special about it.

Morewood not on the world stage!? Bahahahahaha! Go to Europe and you will see otherwise. Their pedigree was very well earned, until Pat left. You'll also notice that since that time, MW haven't really made any new bikes.

 

The passion went to PYGA.

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How many world titles and olympic titles etc etc etc have been won on S works bikes. Been around forever. Like it or not, its a race winning bike. 

 

And at this stage, spec vs spec, Specialized is a lot cheaper than this.

 

I agree that these bike don't have the same winning pedigree as a Specialized but does that mean Pat should give them away at cost price and not make a profit?

 

Secondly please show me where I can get an S-Works Epic for less than R94 400.00

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Morewood not on the world stage!? Bahahahahaha! Go to Europe and you will see otherwise. Their pedigree was very well earned, until Pat left. You'll also notice that since that time, MW haven't really made any new bikes.

 

The passion went to PYGA.

I go to Europe couple of times per year bahahahhaha! Never seen a morewood there

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Right, because Morewood was known for producing marathon/racing 29er's.

 

Pyga's are great bikes, but the price is crazy. Also, what's up with the generic wheelsets?

 

Please elaborate on "generic wheelsets"?

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Tom Ritchey

They'll sell, despite the debate.

This pretty much sums it up

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and it's clean still...

 

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Love the passion in this thread. Guys backing their favourites, fiercely putting their 2c forward. It's great! :)

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Love the passion in this thread. Guys backing their favourites, fiercely putting their 2c forward. It's great! :)

Not favourites,wet dream favourites remember,LOL.
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Love the passion in this thread. Guys backing their favourites, fiercely putting their 2c forward. It's great! :)

Yep. If I had the cash I'd surely consider the PYGA. If my name hadn't been down for the new reign I'd have driven up to PE to buy that large Pascoe in the classifieds...

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Perhaps going to the wrong places....bahahahaha.

 

I mostly go to Italy! I always make a point of visiting as many bikeshops as possible when I am in a area. Honestly have not seen a morewood the last few years in either Italy, Spain, Portugal or the US

So yes, maybe they have a strong following in the other countries

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I mostly go to Italy! I always make a point of visiting as many bikeshops as possible when I am in a area. Honestly have not seen a morewood the last few years in either Italy, Spain, Portugal or the US

So yes, maybe they have a strong following in the other countries

Morewood have lost a LOT of cred from a support perspective lately, and haven't pumped out a new bike in a while, so that's not really surprising.

 

That doesn't mean that Pat doesn't know what he's doing. When he was at MW it was a different story entirely. Now he's at pyga and doing super work.

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