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Dorito Jurasic T-Rex

8/1/2019

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The first bike in the Dorito namesake was aptly named Dorito, as it was Lava Orange.  Rather, I saw it as the color left on your finger tips after eating Doritos. 
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And somehow that bike survived much of what I did to her.  However, after getting the thumper (one-cylinder BMW) I realized how poorly this bike was off road.  I disliked the length of chassis, and the progressive springs in the front and the low-end aftermarket rear shock were poorly executed.
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Next, in the line up is Cool Ranch Dorito.  Fitting name for a Yellow bike, eh?  More on that backstory here:
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Then there was Dorito Roulette. And that prelude here:
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And now, introducing Jurassic Dorito!  

You probably didn't know the chipmaker produced a limited number of giant-sized Doritos chips to coincide with 2018 summer's premiere of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. The oversized Nacho Cheese-flavored chip measures in at about ten inches tall  while retaining the thickness of a traditional Doritos chip. But a chip this big (and fragile) can't just be shipped out in any old bag. So when the chip arrives, it's hiding inside a replica dinosaur egg nestled within a giant metal Jurassic Doritos crate, with a certificate of authenticity to boot.

Or more simply I will call her T-Rex!   Heck, who doesn't think of the Tyrannosaurus as their go-to Dino pick for the Jurassic period?  And not to miss the allusion to MT-09 and T-Rex!

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