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Cody Lacroix

Cody Lacroix

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I think what allot of people are over looking is that for lucky, the video was a total success. From a marketing and many other POV's they are now at the top. Maybe not in our minds, allot of us would rather watch a different edit and ride different parts but for the first time a scootering video is (or was for a short while there) the most trending video on youtube and everyone in this new group of people being introduced to the sport will think of 2 things when the topic comes up. This video and lucky scooter parts. So they could care less if we don't like it. Its still a great success in their minds. I will say i think it was super smart of them. While personally i will go watch something else, this video did incredibly well for itself.
 
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DoubleA

Member
Exactly Scott. The thing is, a lot of people are hating on Lucky for getting a whole new group of consumers, when in reality, it truly is good business. That way they can continue making parts and changing them for the better.
 
issac p

issac p

Silver Member
Cody Lacroix said:
I think what allot of people are over looking is that for lucky, the video was a total success. From a marketing and many other POV's they are now at the top. Maybe not in our minds, allot of us would rather watch a different edit and ride different parts but for the first time a scootering video is (or was for a short while there) the most trending video on youtube and everyone in this new group of people being introduced to the sport will think of 2 things when the topic comes up. This video and lucky scooter parts. So they could care less if we don't like it. Its still a great success in their minds. I will say i think it was super smart of them. While personally i will go watch something else, this video did incredibly well for itself.
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couldn't
i agree with you though.
 
CallumR

CallumR

Steel Member
Scott Freibaum said:
That's where you're wrong. This video just created a whole new group of consumers for them.
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The moment i actually start to see new lucky parts being rode in skateparks i will agree with you, but all the other marketing which while has had less outreach, has been geared in the same direction, has apparently done nothing from my view. i have seen twice as many thresholds in fucking australia then any of the new lucky scooter parts, and they are easily brought here in australia
 
issac p

issac p

Silver Member
i know a few people with lucky completes. the brand is definitely getting bigger, as in more sales.
 
.Gerrit

.Gerrit

ya boy boo radley
Staff member
The only lucky parts I will ride are ones made pre-2012. My lsv3 fork for example. I wouldn't buy a new lsv3, though.
 
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