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Quote>. We've taken all the best options we've found on rigs worldwide and
> incorporated them into this series of rigs...so you'll definitely
> recognize features from other rigs on the Viper!
That's cool, but you do realize that's exactly what Mick claimed to have done with the Reflex, right? That was sort of their tagline.
I'm sorry to hear that the Reflex is no more. I really liked mine.
Well, I tried to incorporate all the good bits, I think I succeeded. The Viper is a great concept, I worked on the early prototype as I was setting up the Trident shop for Ryan and Ray. BTW the original name for the Reflex back in 1995........... the Viper, ironic huh?. Bill, did you get the private message I sent you on this e mail system?
Mick.
I stand corrected. Thanks Mick!

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You're not as good as you think you are. Seriously.
You're not as good as you think you are. Seriously.
I think you'll find that the Viper embodies the best of what's available (plus some of it's own technology) in a way that really hasn't been done before.
Alot of Mfgs. try to tweek their original design to make it more like other rigs. We opted to start fresh and use some design features almost in their native forms to make the Viper. The result is smooth lines and well fit options...as opposed to a bunch of options that don't fit well with each other (as you might find with a rig that was once original but has been "tweeked" with options).
Of course, it's all just rhetoric until you can put your hands on it.
"...and once you had tasted flight, you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward.
For there you have been, and there you long to return..."
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