AOL There are 224 items in the category 'Motorcycle Sports' including such gems as Noddy - A Bike For Big Ears and Brum - Stunt Bike Rescue [1] HTH -- Chris H, CBR600F, two#55 Please remove veg to reply [1] synopsis: Adventures with Brum in 'Brum Cashing Balloons', 'Brum And The Runaway Train', 'Brum And The Gorilla Caper' and 'Brum And The Splash And Grab'[2] [2] This sounds like four typical posts on UKRM.
But would at least have a high proportion of your target market, at least the motorcycle shops would. Wessons is a bike shop in Horam which has a cafe. Bikers come there at the end of their Sunday ride out. He's got them in the shop, Steve is a very capable salesman (IME) and sells shed loads of good quality clothing on the back of this. He also has a stand of books and videos which he seems to shift ...
Halfords have been stocking motorsport vids in various guises of late. -- Tim two#21, YGL#3 & BOTAFOT#84 Due to the limitations of current email, the lip movements may be out of synchronisation as you move your finger under the text while reading. tim dot ukrm2 at dsl dot pipex dot com
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It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the Sounds like a perfect marketing plan. Sherioushly Moneypenny; I'd give ebay a whirl - there's all sorts of shit on there and if you keep it up week after week you'll soon shift a few. -- Dave GS 850 x2 / SE 6a SbS#6 DIAABTCOD#16 APOSTLE#6 FUB#3 FUB KotL OSOS#12? UKRMMA#19 COSOC#10 Get rid of your SOC/SOB here http://www.sparesorrepair.co.uk/
Thanks for your belief in what we do by assuming shifting a few would be better than what we're doing now ... although it's nice to see how many UKRMers who said they were going to buy a copy actually did... We're looking for large shops that we can distribute to - not a way of off-loading a load of DVDs we can't sell -- Veggie Dave UKRMHRC#2 BOTAFOF#08 IQ 18 FILMS http://www.iq18films.com Extreme Racing http://www.veggie-dave.co.uk Toxic Shock Syndrome Gets More Girls Than Me
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Halfords, Bikersweb, Amazon, eBay, BSH, HMV. All have supplied biking vids and DVDs what we have bought.
Sort of, except... I remember hearing a programme on Radio Four about a bicycle shop who were struggling for business, and now they do a lot through ebay - and it's turned them round.
well, some ideas, which I'm sure you've already thought of: * mail order, advertised in the biking press * Halfords (I'm pretty sure they already sell some) * motorway service stations (people will buy all sorts of shit here that they wouldn't normally, just because it's all there is to buy, IYSWIM)
At the risk of a whooshing, you have to ring IQ18 and do the card thing, mate. The number is on their website.
I know - it was a "joke" about them not being in shops. I wouldn't buy one until I got a DVD player anyway.
I thought it might be, but it wouldn't do any harm to post the URL. You haven't got a DVD player? Blimey, I've got three (not including the ones in computers).
[of buying DVDs from www.iq18films.com] No. I was given one from here, but that's gone on a family-walkabout, and I did get one for the last gf so thought I'd use that. Moving on, the drive I borrowed for my computer has given up the ghost, meaning if I absolutely must watch a DVD I have to use my work notebook or the old man's computer. The notebook is preferable as it's got a bigger (and lcd) screen. I keep thinking of getting a player, but I haven't a clue what to get. The cheap ones have been as good as expected - i.e. work most of the time but can refuse to play some discs. With a computer drive I need the computer on. This leaves me buying an expensive bit of kit that by all reports on future tech is going to be out of date in the not too distant future. As it's going to take that long to trickle-buy a decent collection, there's not much point. The icing on the anti-dvd cake is that I don't have enough time to watch the TV I taped two weeks ago at the moment, so when I'm going to find time to watch whole DVDs in one go I don't know.
