Hello Gerard
Now that the danes are out of the closet ! and learning that you understand our strange language: did you get a translation or is it your european/Ducth ? background.
First you of all you should not expect to sell much overhere unless you actually get the bikes on display in shops and best all over the country. We are not used to internet and mailorders. People pretty much only buy what they can see physically in the bikeshop or if they have seen someone else riding a bike and inspected it. Also it is funny when you move around the country and study the bikes people ride - then you see that people generally only ride excactly what the local bikeshop is stocking in the area. In the provins there are a limited amount of racebikeshops. I even think it is hard to find a good shop in Copenhagen as there seem to be a small crises in the bikebusiness and shops are reluctant to stock expensive frames.
Sizes : i dont understand the sizing sheme of the soloist. It seems that the head tube is very short in comparison to a normal eurostyle roadbike. I ride a 56cm toptube aluminiumframe with a 17.4cm headtube and even on that i have as minimum 2-3cm spacers. The Team Soloist do look very nice and is even painted the Danish national colours red/white. I had a serious look at it but the size with a 56cm top tube only has a 14.8cm headtube. This seems very short to me and i would break my back trying to ride it. Long legged with a short torso as i am.
Is there a reason for the short toptubes you run on the bikes or is it because it is intended for the pro's only
Now that the danes are out of the closet ! and learning that you understand our strange language: did you get a translation or is it your european/Ducth ? background.
First you of all you should not expect to sell much overhere unless you actually get the bikes on display in shops and best all over the country. We are not used to internet and mailorders. People pretty much only buy what they can see physically in the bikeshop or if they have seen someone else riding a bike and inspected it. Also it is funny when you move around the country and study the bikes people ride - then you see that people generally only ride excactly what the local bikeshop is stocking in the area. In the provins there are a limited amount of racebikeshops. I even think it is hard to find a good shop in Copenhagen as there seem to be a small crises in the bikebusiness and shops are reluctant to stock expensive frames.
Sizes : i dont understand the sizing sheme of the soloist. It seems that the head tube is very short in comparison to a normal eurostyle roadbike. I ride a 56cm toptube aluminiumframe with a 17.4cm headtube and even on that i have as minimum 2-3cm spacers. The Team Soloist do look very nice and is even painted the Danish national colours red/white. I had a serious look at it but the size with a 56cm top tube only has a 14.8cm headtube. This seems very short to me and i would break my back trying to ride it. Long legged with a short torso as i am.
Is there a reason for the short toptubes you run on the bikes or is it because it is intended for the pro's only