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# The Radavist

Randomness By: John Watson 27 Please consider signing up for The Radavist Membership. We're only going to ask for your help when we really need it. Read On &rarr; Products Reportage Reviews By: John Watson 15 Manitou Mattoc Pro Review: Simplicity and Adaptability After running the Manitou Mattoc Pro (on sale for $734.99) on the Sour Cowboy Cookie for a few months last winter and then his Starling Murmur all spring and summer, John is stoked. Mainly about how this fork has impressed him with its simplicity and adaptability&#8230;