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New Products Poll

Posted by kit on June 15, 2010; This entry is filed under Uncategorized.
Tags: new products, polls

It’s been about 8 months since I’ve taken over Zero Per Gallon, and I’m contemplating adding some products to those we sell on the store. Most would be branded, but I’m also considering adding products that fit into the overall mission of ZPG and complement our brand.

Any time and thought you can put in to answering these three polls would be extremely appreciated. Your feedback can help make ZPG what you want it to be!

Select up to three products that you would be interested in buying from Zero Per Gallon.

• Messenger bag ($0.00 9/10)
• Messenger bag (53 miles per burrito)
• Belt made from bicycle tires or tubes (unbranded)
• Bumungous Patch ($0.00 9/10)
• Hoodie (I [crash] SF)
• Hoodie (53 miles per burrito)
• Women's apparel (existing designs)
• Women's apparel (new designs)
• Jewelry made from recycled bicycle parts

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How much would you consider paying for a very well finished belt made from recycled bicycle tires?

• Around $20
• Around $45
• Around $60
• Over $60, depending on quality
• Not interested

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How much would you consider paying for a domestically manufactured messenger bag (not laptop) with the $0.00 9/10 design on it?

• Around $20
• Around $45
• Around $60
• No more than $100
• More than $100, depending on quality.
• Not interested

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One Comments

1. John Cunningham June 15th, 2010 at 12:44 pm

   I’m interested in consigning classic cycling jerseys and ephemera. I’ve been selling bicycles and bicycle gear to the messenger community and beyond for 12 yrs.In the glory pre ebay days I sold many a messenger excellent bicycle frames from notables as Team Mercury (Aussie made scandium Fuji’s), Navigators, (Litespeeds) and Landsharks owned by Olympian and pro Roy Knickman.These days I hunt for classic ephemera from the Early era of cycling and wool and wool blend jerseys especially good for SF’s cool climate. If you are interested contact me through Facebook.

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