Motorcycle Photography & Multimedia Concept

 

I'm looking for feedback on a company I just started.  Do you think any of
the items below would appeal to you or to any fellow bikers?

Standard package is $59.95 and includes an 8x10 glossy photo, a
high-resolution interactive 360-degree view of the motorcycle with 4
specialized zoom areas on a Windows-based CD with menu, and a reduced
resolution 360-degree view with up to 10 photo slide show listing on the web
site for 1 year.  You can get more details at www.360bikers.com.  One of my
most recent examples is at www.360bikers.com/360/9.

We also travel to shows with a mobile studio system to do the above package
with a special show price of $49.95.  Many shows are charity based and we
give a percentage of our proceeds to the charity in addition to paying our
booth requirements.  As a bonus at shows, we often have models that will
pose on your bikes for a small additional fee.  We are currently looking for
models, too.  More details at
http://www.360bikers.com/news.php#models_wanted .

Finally, our 3rd concept we're testing is Teddy-Bikes.  Have your lady-biker
pose with your bike or a custom bike provided by one of our sponsors.
Clothing is left to the imagination of the client.  More information on
Teddy Bikes is at http://www.360bikers.com/news.php#teddy-bikes .

Obviously, at this early stage of development we have but one office.  I
have a few people around the country that are ready to open up offices with
us. I'd like feedback as to whether you think this would be something that
bikers, bike clubs, or bike shops would be interested in if there was a
studio within 50 miles.

Hey, thanks for your help and ride safe ... holiday traffic isn't safe for
anyone, so watch out for them.

 



Teddy Bike pics: Sounds like more typical Neanderthal Harley owner CRAP!


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Thanks for the feedback.  Actually, it was derived from a popular photo
package in the 1980's where someone would have a negligie photo taken for
the boyfriend or husband.  Often they would wear a "teddy" and that's where
the term "Teddy Photo" came from.  It does appeal to a certain set, not the
general public.