Originally Posted by
kamtsa
One thing I learned, it's never too late to take a deep breathe and use that Edit button. ;-)
Especially when one is about to resort to making personal comments! ;-)
You win, its no longer fun, you have bullied me out of this forum, my opinion will never matter because I lack the "tact" and say thingsm like it is, I am only 25, but I am old enough to know this is a GOOD thing, the last thing I would like to become is a ****** **** like you.
Juan aka folding-bikes, you have no need to leave the forum. However, it is very petulant of you to call me personal names. I don't need to defend unfounded allegations of being nasty and manipulative just because I tell you what you don't wish to hear :-) I would suggest you re-read your post on the last page and go back and edit it. There is simply no need for you to overreact like this!
Let's get the facts straight. Earlier this year you became Managing Director of Pacific Europa Ltd. which gives you a vested interest in the brand. It is not the same situation as before you became involved with Pacific when you were still a personal enthusiast on this forum. In recent threads you have been too personally involved in questioning the competition , especially Brompton. When challenged on Pacific you never respond and remain totally uncritical of them. Can you justify that as fair?
Get down off your high horse and stop sulking lol! We are well aware you are passionate about cycling, folding bikes and love the Pacific brand. However, you have a duty to be professional and need to provide a more balanced viewpoint or stay out of competitor debates and focus on informing us about Pacific's new bikes. You will never find a better focus group to interact with and provide expert feedback that will help Pacific refine their marketing and product development strategies. Don't waste that opportunity.
If I am such a 'snake' why do I keep constantly praising the new Pacific IF range? All I've said is you need to avoid criticising competition in your new role as it will backfire on you and I've said Pacific bikes are a little too expensive. I'm trying to give you constructive criticism. I think that not only forum members but many passing visitors would like to hear about Pacific bikes and the latest developments. Why don't you just accept it as well intended if very direct criticism and take a step back? Stay on the forum and share your passion in a fairer way that's all :-)