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Retailers: How often do consumers with a recall make additional purchases?

Choices

Most of the time

Some of the time

Occasionally

Rarely or never

Most of the time

6% (7 votes)

Some of the time

25% (28 votes)

Occasionally

26% (30 votes)

Rarely or never

43% (49 votes)

Total votes: 114

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Retailers, does recall compensation from suppliers ever cover your costs?

Choices

Yes, most of the time

Yes, some of the time

Usually not

Rarely or never

Yes, most of the time

8% (17 votes)

Yes, some of the time

14% (28 votes)

Usually not

33% (67 votes)

Rarely or never

45% (91 votes)

Total votes: 203

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Do you avoid stocking brands that don't have MAP policies?

Choices

Yes

72% (373 votes)

28% (144 votes)

Total votes: 517

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Bike retailers, does your store offer food or coffee (beyond nutritionals)?

Choices

No, but we're thinking about it

Yes

60% (166 votes)

No, but we're thinking about it

22% (60 votes)

Yes

18% (50 votes)

Total votes: 276

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Has spring arrived where you are?

Choices

Yes, a long time ago!

Yes, finally!

Almost ...

Looks a ways off, yet.

Yes, a long time ago!

22% (86 votes)

Yes, finally!

34% (136 votes)

Almost ...

35% (140 votes)

Looks a ways off, yet.

9% (34 votes)

Total votes: 396

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Retailers, are you making an effort to stock more sub-$500 bikes this year?

Choices

No - we don't even offer bikes under $500

No - we stock bikes under $500 but aren't making an effort to sell more at that price point

Yes, we continue to stock bikes under $500 and want to sell more in that price range.

No - we don't even offer bikes under $500

19% (84 votes)

No - we stock bikes under $500 but aren't making an effort to sell more at that price point

32% (145 votes)

Yes, we continue to stock bikes under $500 and want to sell more in that price range.

49% (219 votes)

Total votes: 448

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Retailers, do you sell used bikes?

Choices

Yes

48% (96 votes)

52% (103 votes)

Total votes: 199

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Retailers, what do you consider your single biggest challenge in 2014?

Choices

Local competition

Online competition

Rising costs: rent

Rising costs: payroll and benefits

Rising costs: taxes

Lack of growth in bike market

Difficulty finding qualified employees

Difficulty getting or keeping desired product lines

Other

Local competition

4% (22 votes)

Online competition

45% (266 votes)

Rising costs: rent

3% (15 votes)

Rising costs: payroll and benefits

5% (29 votes)

Rising costs: taxes

2% (9 votes)

Lack of growth in bike market

20% (119 votes)

Difficulty finding qualified employees

12% (71 votes)

Difficulty getting or keeping desired product lines

4% (21 votes)

Other

7% (40 votes)

Total votes: 592

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Retailers, how many distributor 'open houses' do you attend each year?

Choices

none

1-2

3-5

More than 5

none

41% (101 votes)

1-2

35% (85 votes)

3-5

16% (39 votes)

More than 5

9% (21 votes)

Total votes: 246

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Retailers, do you service and tune suspension products, or send them out?

Choices

We do all or nearly all service and tunes in house

We do some tunes and service in house, but send most to a suspension service center

We send nearly all suspension work to a service center

N/A, we do not accept suspension service or tune work

We do all or nearly all service and tunes in house

36% (88 votes)

We do some tunes and service in house, but send most to a suspension service center

28% (70 votes)

We send nearly all suspension work to a service center

24% (60 votes)

N/A, we do not accept suspension service or tune work

12% (29 votes)

Total votes: 247

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Surveys

Retailers: How often do consumers with a recall make additional purchases?

Retailers, does recall compensation from suppliers ever cover your costs?

Do you avoid stocking brands that don't have MAP policies?

Bike retailers, does your store offer food or coffee (beyond nutritionals)?

Has spring arrived where you are?

Retailers, are you making an effort to stock more sub-$500 bikes this year?

Retailers, do you sell used bikes?

Retailers, what do you consider your single biggest challenge in 2014?

Retailers, how many distributor 'open houses' do you attend each year?

Retailers, do you service and tune suspension products, or send them out?

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