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Thank you<br />

”Everything will be alright in the end. If it is not, then it is<br />

not the end.” (Oscar Wilde, 1854-1900)<br />

Quite a few literary comparisons might be drawn when we pass<br />

the production process of the <strong>2014</strong> <strong>CENTURION</strong> catalogue in review.<br />

So for instance: “Rome was not built in a day“ or “All that<br />

glitters is not gold”. But because we are (once again) proud of<br />

what has become “our baby” for MY <strong>2014</strong>, we have decided for<br />

the good end of an again exciting production – whose success<br />

resulted, as it has always done, from the dedication of quite a lot<br />

of extraordinarily motivated people.<br />

Besides the obligatory praise of ourselves for the conceptualization,<br />

layouting, planning and realization with regard to the contents<br />

of “<strong>CENTURION</strong> <strong>Bikes</strong> <strong>2014</strong>”, we do especially thank Daniel<br />

Geiger (www.danielgeiger.net): His successful mix of professionalism,<br />

experience, exceptional dedication and a pinch of “intuitive<br />

thinking at the right moment” has again resulted in excellent<br />

photos.<br />

Though our bikes did not only cut a good figure outdoors alongside<br />

with models (who also deserve our gratitude): They too had<br />

to be put into the right indoors perspective for precise close-ups.<br />

Regarding this, a big thanks goes to Olaf Nagel (www.nagel-photodesign.de)<br />

who has already often had to work under less difficult<br />

conditions for sure… Thank you, Markus Mittner (www.kontrastplus.net),<br />

for the final picture editing and so for our catalogue’s<br />

“visual fine tuning“! And not least, a reliable printing company is<br />

necessary to ensure that the precious piece is not only published<br />

digitally but also that your hands can feel its weight – many<br />

thanks, BluePrint AG (www.blueprint.de)!<br />

During the photo shootings, we were kindly supported by the<br />

Schwarzwald Tourismus GmbH and by the Zillertal Tourismus<br />

GmbH – thank you for the excellent assistance on location! Our<br />

models were kept warm and dry by Vaude Bikewear; their precious<br />

heads and eyes were protected with the help of Alpina.<br />

Great thanks for this as well!<br />

And our very special thanks goes to Inge and Herbert this year –<br />

thank you for your special contribution which was so superb! As<br />

you can see: it was worth it!

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