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Uhrichsville, OH, USA
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9/5/2020 3:02am
Bikes selling like crazy.
Pitbikes gone.
Gear and hardparts record sales.
Baja Acres had to close the gates last night and reopen them this morning due to the massive turnout.
Corona sucks but its put some serious money back into motocross. What gives?
Pitbikes gone.
Gear and hardparts record sales.
Baja Acres had to close the gates last night and reopen them this morning due to the massive turnout.
Corona sucks but its put some serious money back into motocross. What gives?
Free time and the thought of "we are never promised tomorrow" probably had a lot to do with it.
The Shop
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
Problem now is you have a bunch of new boat owners, rv owners, mx bike owners who way over-paid for shit and will be under water..
Not going to lie. I'm hoping to find some really good deals on peoples "impulse buys" in the next few months.
Travel baseball, soccer, youth football, etc..... they are all year round commitments now.
It’s damn near impossible for kids to be multi sport athletes - so many have chosen stick and ball over moto. If I ever have kids, I’m pushing for golf for college sports/scholarships.
All of those sports are postponed/canceled around me. And I’m 25 minutes from Baja..... I think it has been and will always be a TIME issue, not money.... and folks are bored right now.
People are definitely throwing cash around. Look at craigslist and Facebook Marketplace ad prices. A few people are asking $1,000 for blown up OLD bikes from the 90's.
Pit Row
New 2020 450 for sale, less than one hour on it. Bought it to ride with the kids, way too much power. Needs a new rear fender, otherwise perfect.
I am not an economist by any stretch, but I don’t think we have fully realized the economic implications of this year’s events. I think there will be a lot of new bikes, SXS’s, MTBs, ect, hitting the used market within the next 6 to 8 months, when the government turns off the unemployment faucet and the landlord comes knocking. I think people will be asking top dollar and nothing will move, then the market will tank, and there will be good deals to be had. That might be the time when barriers to entry into our sport are low, assuming you have the cash.
Does anyone know if that market has experienced the type of uptick that our sport has? I'm not a gamer but I would have to imagine between having extra time and safety from the virus that its also got a decent bump but I haven't heard any stories of lines at the game stores other than maybe a newly released console that was hot but that's nothing new.
Can any gamers advise?
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