MidgetTodd

I'll go though if someone has space lol

That's a whole lotta straight for a bike

Did you rewrap the FMF. Mine has same exhaust. You heard it, I don't think it's bad. I would keep it

You will have no data there period, you need wifi. Hence why it's mentioned

For those of us that still have work responsiblities and kids, yes we need connectivity. Also helps to source parts and arange meet ups.

You sir are not helping or playing along.

Katana with nos, amsoil and a 280 rear. Oh lowered and stretched too, adds massive handling.

If you wanted a sport tour, why buy 675R?

You didn't come with us this year Mexican. They have stronger signal now and we were in diff locations. Pulled wifi and cell all day long at cabins.

It's a diff riding style.

I like plush on a sumo.

The ad says no test rides

Free coffee at the general store and all the cabins have coffee makersAll cabins have room for truck and trailer as well as numerous other parking areas Cell and wifi at most cabins. Stop being anti social and staying in lodge, stay in cabins with rest of group and your complaints are fixed

I haz a GSXR and tend to wear my girls out quickly, hum. Wonder if he'll ship? Emailing pics in a bit

Picky people lol

the cabins we and Rawlins bros had were pretty damn awesome

I thought so too!

That would be a video I would watch with interest. I've no books to mention off top of my head, we have a bi weekly webinar at work that I have to log into on sales/marketing. Barnes and Noble is a good place to start, they have a reading area and food right there. One stop.

Are these available for the CRF100?

Don't really need an explanation of how to either. You're missing the point. Showcase the product. Show the wrap, colors, designs, finished product. Show close ups that pause long enough to see detail. Cover warranty, care, durability and repair. Stuff like that. Show the product and let it sell it's self instead of trying to awe us with static, lights and whatever music you come up with.

Whoa now, we did almost 200 last time

You may have liked it, seems like only you liked it. The prob is you have seen the bike, the process, the product, the end result. So a flashy video to showcase what you've already seen may be cool and likable to you. To a perspective client base however, you accomplished nothing but wtf's, confusion, headaches and such. Not sure what you meant by "for sport bikes we liked the overproduced style" but that is just as wtf as the video was. Sport bike riders are well paid professional people too not all 18yo that like strobe lights. If I spend money on a product I want details first, there were no details in that video. You may want to look into a marketing class or atleast take the advice given in this thread that is pretty much unanimous that the video is poor at best.

Ain't nobody got time for that

Some like to race 11 miles at a time and head back to the pool where the ladies are