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The Solomon Seal of approval
I was looking at Ski Boots today and saw the following description at the Solomon Sports.com web site.
Do you think they need to update this description ? -Don < CROSSMAX 10.0 Description Powder is your playground. The 10.0 is your ultimate weapon!! If Porsche made an SUV, it would handle like this! A versatile companion for anyone who can handle all types of terrain and snow conditions, on- and off-trail. Wayne feel free to remove this if not appropriate.
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Wow, I have been relegated to the Grave Yard.
-Don
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08-22-2003, 12:56 PM
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Re: The Solomon Seal of approval
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 It's official: the Cayenne blows!
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I read in a recent Panorama that the Cayenne can climb 60 percent slopes. I had been taught in physics mechanics that short of a cog wheeled train that vehicles can not even climb 45 degree slopes.
I wrote the author about this a couple of weeks ago and have not recieved a reply. -Don
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