More of the Buell story?

[Gas Man]

I understand. My dealer has those expensive shirts. I just refuse to buy them. I have purchased 90% of my HD shirts on sale/clearance. I just got 3 more the other w/e. Average cost was $7 each. And they are badass!

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by Gas Man

Trip I know that is true about ur style of bike choice. They aren't in that market.

And I have never paid more than $20 for a HD shirt

Not anymore...

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by Gas Man

I understand. My dealer has those expensive shirts. I just refuse to buy them. I have purchased 90% of my HD shirts on sale/clearance. I just got 3 more the other w/e. Average cost was $7 each. And they are badass!

They are the kings of marketing! I will give you that for sure!!! Most people don't even know that Suzuki sells apparel.

[Gas Man]

Originally Posted by Amber Lamps

Not anymore...

True... the original XRs were dirt track racing. But still not off roading like what Trip wants.

Oh and Trip... the gas station thing... sounds like a great idea. Hows that any different that the gas station selling shirts at the GAP?

The airport in Cancun and here in Detroit both have HD tshirts for sale. People want. Why not sell to them?

[Gas Man]

Originally Posted by Amber Lamps

They are the kings of marketing! I will give you that for sure!!! Most people don't even know that Suzuki sells apparel.

True. They are kings. That is also why they will alwys survive. They have done one better than probably any other brand of anything has ever done before. Think about it.

And to compare it to any metric brand is almost laughable. Before the inception of Yam Star line, if you own say a Honda Sabre or VTX. You walk into the Honda dealer to get some pegs or grips or something in assecories. They don't have it in stock, maybe not even manufacture it. That is why you will see metric guys in HD buying things like highway pegs and other things that can be unviersally fitted.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Gas Man

Oh and Trip... the gas station thing... sounds like a great idea. Hows that any different that the gas station selling shirts at the GAP?

Because we don't want the asshats that come with it. We don't like DGMR selling beer and catering to the same asshats either.

[Gas Man]

Originally Posted by Trip

Because we don't want the asshats that come with it. We don't like DGMR selling beer and catering to the same asshats either.

Hey I resent that remark.

Cause I want you to take me to this said store... so I can buy a tshirt.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Gas Man

Hey I resent that remark.

Cause I want you to take me to this said store... so I can buy a tshirt.

Well you aren't one of the asshats. They try to block people wanting to pass. Ride 15 deep and leave no room to get around at 12 mph. Don't use the pull offs. I know this isn't required, but they come to this road as tourists knowing full well what the road is about and totally betray any ethics they have about riding.

They also are the ones that threaten the life of a TDOT worker because the TDOT worker was sent to guard a barricade due to a rock slide.

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by Gas Man

True... the original XRs were dirt track racing. But still not off roading like what Trip wants.

Oh and Trip... the gas station thing... sounds like a great idea. Hows that any different that the gas station selling shirts at the GAP?

The airport in Cancun and here in Detroit both have HD tshirts for sale. People want. Why not sell to them?

Um I was referring to Buell...

Hey, I'll sell anything that people will buy.

[Gas Man]

I know you weren't talking about me. But I just had to get you on that. Even since you jabbed me about Gaywings.

And all that stuff you meantioned is BS. But I'm sure there are other brand riders that do the same thing. Maybe not as often but then again, there are more hd riders in groups than others.

What about groups of Wingers?

Originally Posted by Amber Lamps

Um I was referring to Buell...

Hey, I'll sell anything that people will buy.

Do you work in sales? You have the right attitude for it.