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o3jeff
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Didn't Push used to sell complete rear shocks last year or am I thinking of someone else?
o3jeff
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Found my answer on mtbr
So, to clear up the confusion.
First, any Monarch that has been sold by us or serviced by us will continue to be fully supported by PUSH. This includes regular maintenance, additional tuning, warranty service, etc. If you are a previous Monarch customer and need assistance just contact us through email or phone and we'll be happy to help you.
Second, you have to understand that sometimes things outside of our control limit what we can make available. The large majority of our business relies on product and part supply from the suspension manufacturers.
Lastly, things like the MX-Tune have been both a significant embarrassment as well as a large loss in income. Two things that business owners never want. Selling complete suspension units proved to be a much more difficult task than we had anticipated and distracted heavily from our core business which is tuning and service. At this time we have decided to make an extremely focused effort back on our core business.....tuning and service. It's not to say that we won't offer possible complete suspension unit sales in the future, but we surely won't be doing it until our core business is sorted, and our tuning line is solid again.
Darren
PUSH Industries
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In the market for a new rear shock?
o3jeff
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I was just seeing what was out there and if there were any deals. Can probably get another year out of mine since it wasn't used much last year.
o3jeff
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The dude failed to produce the wheel today for me to pick up for you. Think he is scamming us!
Yeah, tell me about it!
o3jeff
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I heard from the wheel guy, will grab it next week for you.
Cool!
o3jeff
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Maybe I'll swap it out with one of mine if it's better and looks similar!:wink:
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Defiantly better than what you have Jeff, pretty sure that wheel guy is a real bike snob and only has bling bike parts.
o3jeff
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DOH! I just saw your FB message. Not the first time they failed to alert me of a message. Yes, I still want it, sending a PM
o3jeff
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Go into your phone settings and uncheck "Block Apple Devices"
o3jeff
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How long is a bike tube suppose to last? I was straightening up my work bench and came across an unused tube for my road bike that feels kind of hard/dry.
It seems like it would depend on where they were stored? If it feels kind of hard/dry then it doesn't sound very good to me...
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Considering the pressure in a road tire / tube I wouldn't risk it.
o3jeff
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Basement, but then again my mountain bike tires seem a bit dry too and I just that was from not riding it.
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