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both dealers and direct
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next year I might kick the whole cheap bike thing and put together something good, but I'm still figuring out what works best and balancing between what dealers want and what consumers want (rarely the same thing)
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Thanks chriscofferson and malaysian, very helpful
I'm just starting my company, so feedback like this is what I need. mdcc_tester seems to think everything should be perfect and that only big companies should be in the business. Work for Trek or pack your bags.
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thanks scoot
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I do say on the assembly instructions, as a disclaimer, that if you do not know what you're doing take it to a bike shop to have it assembled.
I don't customise these bikes.
Ada - you have a good idea. I'll put a contest together to give a few of these away to prove that they aren't just another nasty bike
Sacredheart - you're comparing apples to oranges with that track geometry fixie with a completely different ride characteristic
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and worth every penny
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extra - you're not being an ass - that's the kind of feedback I need
mdcc_tester - I stand corrected about the welding, but cheap steel frames have tons of issues, like tubing flaring from constant use and because the drop outs are made so thin and flimsy they lead to failures. The steel itself lends itself to lots of oxidisation, more then aluminium and more problems.
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I skipped colours to keep the price down and give people a better frame and wheels
thanks mdcc_tester, I'll consider what you're saying. Do you do consulting?