Why I cycled a hundred miles to meet my first customer
eddiefiola
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Don't know these guys but pretty cool way to start your shop http://www.cyclelove.net/2012/11/why-i-cycled-a-hundred-miles-to-meet-my-first-customer/
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That's brilliant...erm, did you charge for postage? ;0)“Faster, Faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death.” Hunter S Thompson0
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thats great would of been annoying tho if you bought the wrong size...0
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What a great read that's what you call going the extra mile for your customers.2010 GT Series 4 ultegra wheels & brakes
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Very good - but I can't help noticing the publicity something like this can bring to the business. Still good on him would have been interesting to see if he would have done it if the distance was 300 miles??0
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Great story, love it.Cipollini Bond
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love that!
Would be great if he did it again every so often (ie, 500th customer, 1,000th, etc)0 -
TheFD wrote:Very good - but I can't help noticing the publicity something like this can bring to the business. Still good on him would have been interesting to see if he would have done it if the distance was 300 miles??
Agreed, why not get a little publicity for the effort it involved"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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Great story - I just wish I had been the first customer :shock:my isetta is a 300cc bike0
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Hi folks,
It's James from CycleLove here, thanks for all the kind words re the story.
One idea I have is to turn the London-Peterborough route I did into an annual event (as I think a relatively flat century ride would be a popular target distance for people), and possibly even make it a charity fundraiser too.
If I do make it to 1,000 tshirts, then I love the idea of doing that delivery by bike too... wherever in the world it might be... (famous last words)CycleLove — celebrating bike culture
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