elvis
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- Joined
- Jul 8, 2006
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- Muscatine, Iowa
No knock on Antron and Angelle - they are both great competitors. But it NEVER made sense to me that the US Army would sponsor two Suzukis. Where is the logic in that?
The ARMY is a business and needs a return on their advertising dollar. They need "customers". Should they sponsor a Suzuki which is a bike that appeals to a younger generation of riders or to a V-twin whose demographic is considerably older? (for the most part) Who do you think they have a better chance on getting to enlist? Not too hard to do the math on that one. The Buell has not and is still not doing it's job of pulling in younger riders yet. Now don't go jumping on me and think I am trashing out Matt Smith and the other Buell riders, I am talking about street riders. Most kids look at a V-twin motor and say "Oh, that's what my dad rides, I'll probably have one when I'm real old like him." It's called marketing.