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Which bicycle brand do you prefer?
Haro
Bell
Giant
Seattle Bike Supply
Iron Horse
Quality
Specialized
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Trek/Fisher
Raleigh USA/Diamond Back
Pacific Cycle LLC
imn quilty im talking about mountain bikes
haro= heavey bikes to me
bell= they sell bikes idk
giant= makes the frames for most bike companys
seattle bike supply =never heard of it
iron horse= strong bikes
quailty= never heard of it
specialized= fast light bikes but expensive
cannondale= i dont like them to much i mean look at there hardtails stupid ideas
k2= never heard of it
trek/fisher= nice bikes just plain nice bikes
raleigh usa/diamondback= very nice bikes for prices
pacific cycle llc= alright bikes i guess
there one more i like
gt you forgot about it
gt= very good quilty there coming back since the last five years my favorite bike from them is the gt peace single speed
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Paulina Haro fotos despues de mxntm
are single speed or multi speed DJ bikes better?
i was thinking of getting a DJ bike, such as the Haro Thread One or Thread Eight, those two bikes are exactly the same, with the only difference being that the Thread Eight has multiple gears/speeds. So i was wondering if single or multi speed would be better, seeing that single speed is probably lighter and less complicated, while multi speed would allow me to cycle everywhere else too - thinking of getting the single speed, since i already have a multi-speed Haro V1 thats 2 years old :
Its a no brainer multi speed DJ bikes better.
Haro Bicycles Signs Greg Watts –
Excellent observation Rick…I also remember the day when there were TONS of retailers at Sea Otter selling everything from bike parts to clothing to energy drinks. Over the past several years, this seems to have shifted…lots of companies showing product but not so many folks actually selling product anymore.
One of the biggest reasons I think this shift has occured is because Sea Otter is just too damn expensive for retailers to attend. With a tiny 10 x 10 at $1400 and all the expenses that go along with it (and let's face it, food and lodging aren't cheap in that neighborhood), it's just too cost prohibitive for many retailers to go anymore. You have to sell a lot of tee shirts to make up for what you paid to have a booth there.
Booth space needs to be reasonable…if it is, retailers will attend. I know people who got their small sole-proprietor companies off the ground by selling their wares at Sea Otter. Many of those same retailers (whose companies are larger now), won't attend Sea Otter anymore because it's too expensive. At the current booth space rates, it prices many of the little guys right out of the market. And I don't know about you, but one of the things that was cool about Sea Otter was being able to see the small start-up companies right next to the big guys.
People WANT to buy stuff at events like this. By making booth space more reasonable, it would open the event up to so many more retailers who could enhance the overall experience for Sea Otter spectators.
We (Haro Bicycles) have supported Sea Otter since it started (formerly with a factory pro team and now with a demo program); we always look forward to Sea Otter, but do I ever dread seeing what the new booth space rates are going to be each year when registration opens. It's just so costly…but we attend anyways because we feel like we get decent exposure for our brand there. However given the cost, each year we always wonder if our money might be better spent in another area.