I think unicycle products in general would give a more detailed response
as to what people want but can't find in current stock unicycles. This
would benefit development for either a new product or complete unicycle
more than say the purchase of stock unicycles, because who knows what
people do to them when they get home? What is the first thing they
change?
Also, I would have suspected in most cases when a unicycle is bought and
doesn't live up to expectations, the owner can't shift it and won't buy
a new one right away, so the data wouldn't take that into account and
just show 'X number of such and such unicycles sold'. Although this is
true for unicycle products as well, they are cheaper and people are more
willing to buy immediate replacements, and this would be easier to
gauge. Not sure if I'm making sense!
Plus when a person buys a KH for example, they are unlikely perhaps to
buy another next year. As a small section of an already small sport with
such a relatively small demand, the numbers of people not buying a uni
because they already have one would make a much bigger difference to the
number of sales. If it was bikes say, then people are always always
going to want them, and there are SO many bike enthusiasts that the
figures wouldn't really show a major difference from year to year.
Of course the above could be nonsense, this is just how it seems to me.
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