Very true they carry top end brands but over time they have slowly added more and more of their Bilt and Sedici crap and moving out the top end brands.
What a relief! Now the whining can end until somebody finds something new
Awesome news. I literally just made a review comment in how I hope Zilla does not go the ways of many companies that "sell" themselves.
Sorry man, there's still plenty to whine about here. Read about the downsides of leveraged recapitalization and buyout. When a company is bought out, the focus moves away from the customers and towards the shareholders or owners who need to repay the debt burden from the purchase.What a relief! Now the whining can end until somebody finds something new
Revzilla's mission is now to make money for J.W. Childs.
I kind of see it as RevZilla is just trying to expand. I think it would be a smart move, as Cycle Gear gets a lot of bashing but they typically seem to support the local motorcycle community. While their gear is not what I prefer, the one here in Kansas seems to get decent amount of business for this area.
Not sure why you're quoting something I didn't even say, but okay, I guess? I'm not here to discuss the business reasons of why acquisitions, mergers, and divestitures happen; it's what I do all day. I think it's funny when a person or company gets branded as a sell-out. The goal, after all, is to make money. It doesn't even take a degree to figure that out! Do you think people really give two shits about being labeled a sell-out if they made a smart business decision? Sure the business will evolve, either for the better or worse. But do they care what happens now if they achieved their goal of making themselves wealthier than they began? Or do you really think they're heartbroken and can't sleep at night?
LOL! Same link I posted the other day! I too agree that it was a well articulated letter to the customers. Only time will tell whether they hold to their word and remain two separate entities.
