Fuzion Spencer Hawk 2 Wheel Scooter
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Aaron
Silver Member
I like the fact you're moving into the 2-wheeled scooter industry nextsport, well done.
But, i have a couple of queries;
1. Are you marketing this to the extreme community, or the "Anyone who wants a scooter" community.
If you're marketing this to the extreme, trick-riding community i'd suggest some more known riders testing on prototypes, and possibly considering getting rid of folding all together, people who do tricks generally have a locked foldy on their razor pro, so it doesn't fold, it's a function of the average scooter that is rarely used.
2. Having Spencer Hawk on board is a huge move, will he and Tony be doing alot of publicity work for Fuzion? If so, could you detail some of the work they will be doing for advertising etc.
And as a suggestion; if you could get Tony Hawk advocating scooters, Say, a ride day with team birdhouse, and team fuzion/some other scooter riders, obviously riding your products, and make a video from it, that would put scooters in an amazing stead.
3. If this scooter is successful, would you ever think about getting into the singular aftermarket scooter products business? i.e. forks, bars, decks, wheels.
Another company doing this with the know-how, status and the resources to make it happen would be another huge leap forward for the scooter world.
But, i have a couple of queries;
1. Are you marketing this to the extreme community, or the "Anyone who wants a scooter" community.
If you're marketing this to the extreme, trick-riding community i'd suggest some more known riders testing on prototypes, and possibly considering getting rid of folding all together, people who do tricks generally have a locked foldy on their razor pro, so it doesn't fold, it's a function of the average scooter that is rarely used.
2. Having Spencer Hawk on board is a huge move, will he and Tony be doing alot of publicity work for Fuzion? If so, could you detail some of the work they will be doing for advertising etc.
And as a suggestion; if you could get Tony Hawk advocating scooters, Say, a ride day with team birdhouse, and team fuzion/some other scooter riders, obviously riding your products, and make a video from it, that would put scooters in an amazing stead.
3. If this scooter is successful, would you ever think about getting into the singular aftermarket scooter products business? i.e. forks, bars, decks, wheels.
Another company doing this with the know-how, status and the resources to make it happen would be another huge leap forward for the scooter world.
Brian Murphy
Member
before you even put it on market fold mech needs to be changed so it could be locked or stronger cuz it looks like the electron foldy mech and that ting is a hunk of shyttanner markley said:
scoringhornet
Member
I can't wait to try it out. Looks awesome!
Brian Murphy
Member
yea ill put it to the test
Same...but like everyone said. foldy needs to be changed, fork and bars need to be like a stock razor (able to be taken off)...and you are all saying the deck looks crap, i dont think we will really know that till we see someone ride it or se see the bottom of the scooter. more pics nextsport?
Finally, fuzion doing something worthwile.
I'm glad razor has competition, but there is definitely room for improvement on this scooter.
I'm glad razor has competition, but there is definitely room for improvement on this scooter.
felinaferoz
The name is Margaret
LOTS OF ROOM.
felinaferoz
The name is Margaret
yo go check your other thread.
nick_is_me1
Member
It doesnt look like it could spin lol
Fuzion
Member
Aaron Bransdon said:
I'll answer your questions as best and as simply I can:
1. This is going to retail as shown. For the extreme riders we will be doing what we can to support an aftermarket. Again, there's no indication of what the future will hold but as you will see from any of our previous scooters we do take critique and comments from consumers and this community to our drawing boards to provide the users with what they generally ask for.
2. This will be TBD.
3. At this point it is unlikely. We are a finished goods manufacturer. Based purely on volume, it would not be the most efficient decision toward making specialized parts. We hope that by lighting the fire under your sport and supporting the community we will spark the creation for many more aftermarket companies. Without us, the offerings for modified parts has increased significantly over the past year- we hope to continue to open more doors as we chug along.