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Hello all, being newer to the forum, I find it pretty cool when we get responses from bigger names of the industry. I was curious as to who all has made appearances here.
The obvious:
DC
Guy B
ML512
Chisholm
Jeff Alessi
Rupert x
and even Ronnie Renner
Who else around our sport comes around these parts of town?
The obvious:
DC
Guy B
ML512
Chisholm
Jeff Alessi
Rupert x
and even Ronnie Renner
Who else around our sport comes around these parts of town?
James Stewart once was active on here.
The Shop
Brad460, long story short. Been using Fox gear for over 20 years plus, and selling it for about 15 years. We (our shop) had a couple of lean years at the shop and didn't sell much. Fox cut us off completely. We can no longer sell it. It's about the equivalent of let's say, your local shop or favourite online store contacting you and saying. Sorry, you don't buy enough, we no longer want your business.
There are a few more that I had but just forgot
Dean Talon
Jimmy Bottles
Pit Row
One thing for sure is; you are buying the product to put in your store to try and make a profit, the risk is on you at the end of the day Steadman, which i'm sure you are fully aware of.
I think these companies should have a limit on promotional material sent to dealers if your numbers are in the lower tier. But still be able to purchase and sell a product. I do understand that catalogs/brochures/posters/signs/ etc. have a big cost and shouldn't be free if you sell a 10 sets a gear a year or whatever.
I don't know, where is DV and RV on this subject off topic
500guy
Weege = tylermx
AC= thisusernameisunavaiable
It's just a drag that Fox, as a company, are quick to forget about the people that got them to where they are today (both loyal customers and shops that have been supporting them for years) It's no longer about the sport, it's all about the $$$.
We never received promo materials, and I'm ok with that (and certainly understand the costs behind them) We received the annual Moto catalog and all other communication was via email.
Customer reaction has been interesting. People coming in wondering why we no longer carry Fox product are told what happened and I'd say about 80% say something to the effect of 'screw them, what else to you have?' Alpinestars has become our best seller now.
Anyway we are off on a tangent here haha
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