I'd be extremely surprised if someone went out and bought an OTP polo bike before trying the sport, checking the forum, or just speaking to people about what type of bike to get.
That's a good point I suppose, but as the sport grows, it's would be good to have off-the-peg options for beginners. Mountain biking started off with bodged cruisers, then custom-made frames with adapted components, then mass-production models which gradually got more realistically priced.
Polo has its own versions of the first two examples (adapted track bikes etc, custom builds), the next stage is a production model to help push the sport to non bike nerds.
That's a good point I suppose, but as the sport grows, it's would be good to have off-the-peg options for beginners. Mountain biking started off with bodged cruisers, then custom-made frames with adapted components, then mass-production models which gradually got more realistically priced.
Polo has its own versions of the first two examples (adapted track bikes etc, custom builds), the next stage is a production model to help push the sport to non bike nerds.