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\r\n i dont know matt at all but i feel like if you are "testing" products you already have skillz like these......and your "testing" would be throwing the bike around like apex........just saying..........GIVE me parts for free ill test the shit out of um my bike would be running around on the ground like a lawn mower haha\r\n
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\r\n \nNah bro I didnt take it that way at all. I agree with you. And also agree there are several factors that play their part in breaking frames, which is what On-Point is trying to eliminate. I try to give my all to any company that helps us little guys. Infact thats half my selling point to any new support. I put together a list of work that I will do for them, website, forums, reviews, ect... I feel like I still need to earn their products because I am not putting them on a podium anytime soon... They know that podiums arent the only selling aspects as well... Quote: \r\n
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09-22-2011, 07:49 PM
Recieved my package from On-Point today to do some testing. First thing I noticed was how great they were packaged... Most people just wrap bubble wrap arount the parts and ship em out... On-Point had specifically tailored bags for each individual part and the box looked as if it had been thrown around...Everything in the box was in perfect shape...
I opened each part and was very impressed by the quality of the welds and the powder coating. The attention to detail was off the chain... I will take some up close pics of some of the support beams, because it looks as though a lot of this stuff was machined, and fabricated by professionals. the design is a very good concept, it has rubber bushing inserts with sliders that move in and out to minimize the impact to the concrete. the cage sliders actually point at a downwards angle to keep the cage from bending... and make the impact on the full slider rather than a corner. There is also 2 impact points per side the parts of the cage that mount to the frame have a rubber layer protecting the frame from damage... I am going to be installing these parts and doing some testing on their quality, but wanted to post up and say that for a new company, they really have innovated some unique and seemingly good quality parts. they are slightly more expensive than the competition but IMO seems to be worth it because of the level of detail, and design.... I crash a lot, and usually crash pretty hard (ask anyone who rides with me)... luckily I havent cracked a frame yet... here is a picture of my new cage, 12 bar, axle sliders, and swag... I'll use this thread for my updated pictures and product review, check back soon! check em out at www.OnPointPerformance.com 
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