Yeah, it did occur to me that it's a money question, but let's face it: ya gotta spend money to make it, and it isn't like Triumph is in some low-stakes backyard operation. I can't imagine that "lofting" a stand in the show would be that expensive compared to the marketing/advertising it would represent...
But then, I've no real idea of the dollars/pounds involved in either endeavor. I simply see that there are a LOT of people who go to these shows to see what's out there, and their opinions (and money) are greatly effected by what they see.
Honestly, I've head nothing regarding dealer closings (not here around DC, anyway). However, NOT letting people know the product is out there is DEFINATELY not the best way to drum up business, y'know?
Oh, well. I'm not the guy with the MBA. This is hardly my forte...
--Jaeger
