Every one talks how the Athletes need to be a good ambassador for a brand !!!
But what about the dealers ????
I know lots of people in Sydney that dont buy a specific brand just because they dont like the dealers .
There are cases that people changed brands
That iS something the brands should think about 
Select to expand quoteBrazilnuts said..
Every one talks how the Athletes need to be a good ambassador for a brand !!!
But what about the dealers ????
I know lots of people in Sydney that dont buy a specific brand just because they dont like the dealers .
There are cases that people changed brands
That iS something the brands should think about
Do you have children by any chance?
In the past I observed people changing brands due to less than sufficient warranty service, not dealers.
Not sure what your trying to do or trying to say Leo...For us the dealers are the lifeblood of our brand.
-They are active on the local beaches.
-Promote our brands and work out what products work for each customer.
-Majority of the time have schools that are key to getting new people into the sport.
-And most of all deal with customer issues.
Maybe the issue with dealers are you and your mates and not the dealers themselves.
I saw some one buy a 17m kite, went out in 2-3 meter waves in 10-12 knots,
dumped the kite in the water in massive waves when he went faster than the wind on a wave,
didn't release the kite, ripped the kite when 10 tons of water hit the kite while he acted as an anchor and washed into the beach,
blamed the dealer for selling a kite that ripped in the waves. Wonder who was to blame here....
Select to expand quoteKiteDesigner said..
I saw some one buy a 17m kite, went out in 2-3 meter waves in 10-12 knots,
dumped the kite in the water in massive waves when he went faster than the wind on a wave,
didn't release the kite, ripped the kite when 10 tons of water hit the kite while he acted as an anchor and washed into the beach,
blamed the dealer for selling a kite that ripped in the waves. Wonder who was to blame here....
The wave, the wind, the tide, the angle of the sun ....etc etc
Select to expand quoteBrazilnuts said..
yes Dealers more then any one else can give a brand a bad name
More than anyone..? Don't sell yourself short Leo 
Select to expand quoteBrazilnuts said..
Every one talks how the Athletes need to be a good ambassador for a brand !!!
But what about the dealers ????
I know lots of people in Sydney that dont buy a specific brand just because they dont like the dealers .
There are cases that people changed brands
That iS something the brands should think about
Select to expand quotefingerbone said..
Personally i would stay away from a brand that some wanker was riding......
What really? if you did that with cars you would be riding a bike...
Select to expand quoteBrazilnuts said..
yes Dealers more then any one else can give a brand a bad name
The hole is getting deeper
Select to expand quotedusta said...Brazilnuts said..
Every one talks how the Athletes need to be a good ambassador for a brand !!!
But what about the dealers ????
I know lots of people in Sydney that dont buy a specific brand just because they dont like the dealers .
There are cases that people changed brands
That iS something the brands should think about
The kid in the front row says it all.
Classic
Red thumbs for Brazilnuts for calling out bad dealers.
It seams the bad dealers and their minions don't like to be called out........
Must say, although Leo is indeed a wanker. His posts do liven up a usually pretty dull forum.
ISelect to expand quoteRads said..
Must say, although Leo is indeed a wanker. His posts do liven up a usual pretty dull forum.
They are definitely the best read on here atm. He's creating his own brazilian kiting storm. How good is that! I'm just hoping we can get some redemption at pipe despite Micks draw.
Select to expand quotePlummet said..
Red thumbs for Brazilnuts for calling out bad dealers.
It seams the bad dealers and their minions don't like to be called out........
it's got nothing to do with bad dealers , i just can't stand him .
