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Interbike 2011MainMountain Biking

Interbike 2011: High End Brand with Crappy Bikes

By RL Policar
September 20, 2011 1 Min Read
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So here’s something I don’t get. Why do high-end brands like Mercedes and Ferrari line themselves up with cheap, crappy Wal-Mart-ish types of bikes as a branded item?

Here’s what I mean.
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SRAM X4? Geez if its a Ferrari shouldn’t it be an X0?
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Here’s a single speed/fixie, but I doubt hipsters would go for this since it maybe considered too mainstream…
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  1. Cat MacKinnon says:
    September 20, 2011 at 10:43 pm

    money. a LOT of big brands simply license their names and logos to be slapped on all sorts of low-quality crap. i mean, have you SEEN all the dirt-quality “Tour de France” cycling stuff at places like Wal-Mart and Dick’s Sporting Goods?? some companies have standards as to the product quality that can bear their logo, but i don’t think most do. it’s a quick buck and they don’t care how many units they sell, cos it’s the actual manufacturer of the branded item that has to eat the licensing fees.

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