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Thomson dropper
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I'm more true downhiller than other because i don't have one.
*boasting*
Dropper is a new form of mtb sexual activity. Massaging balls..and that special muscle..
500 dollar for Thomson dildo ,no thanks even if they known for stiffness.
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Look, your anecdotal evidence does not convince me that my, personal, anecdotal evidence isn't true. Everything sram I've owned has been really good, except when it leaked oil. Out the seals, or the top cap, from the damper to the lowers, or even out the bottom. When it works it can be good stuff, and it's so cheaply made that they will probably just send you a new one when it breaks, but I prefer not to gamble on large purchases.
Next you'll tell me that you prefer sram shifting to shimano.
Oh yeah, my juicies were the only brake of mine that leaked oil that weren't hope.
meh, my shimano shifting has been satisfactory, my sram shifting has been ..... satisfactory, i rate neither as better than the other.
i think you and I could become friends.
granted, that is if my mom lets me. she said not to talk to strangers on the net.
That's impressive considering they don't even contain oil to begin with.
SRAM: so good at leaking, our products will materialize substances to leak if they have to.
hmmm maybe that's why mine were leaking
My 18 month old Thomson Dropper works like day 1.
does it leak brake fluid though?
Only with the correct shimz.
did you buy one of these yet?
no, I missed out on the deal and decided that 400 was a bit much to spend right now, as there's other shit I want.
There is a slick deal on a reverb stealf for 300 right now.
There is a slick deal on a reverb stealf for 300 right now.
Yeah, I've been watching and contemplating.
Sram is just a front company for Exxon so they can leak oil into the environment in a slower, more discreet way. 
That said, both my Reverbs have been flawless other than a small, unnoticeable about of play. But I do take care to make sure I don't ride around jagged rocks on the Alaskan coastline.
That said, both my Reverbs have been flawless other than a small, unnoticeable about of play. But I do take care to make sure I don't ride around jagged rocks on the Alaskan coastline.
My 1st Reverb died 11 months into service, SRAM sent me a warranty replacement that has been going strong for almost two years now (knocks on wood). 
Don't you generally want that kind of prince constantly at full extension?
I just bought one.
Why, I don't know.
Why, I don't know.