LOl, as do I! Hit us up, we have an account there and can make that happen.I want to order one of each haha
What is your markup on items?LOl, as do I! Hit us up, we have an account there and can make that happen.
hahah ! ownedWhat is your markup on items?
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I wouldn't be suprised if it is about 300%. The company I order some of these parts from - Tsukigi Racing (because I could pay through paypal) had a 290% markup from the "Bikers Sale price" (after conversions of course). This markup makes the parts much more expensive so hopefully the quality is excellent.What is your markup on items?
I wouldn't be suprised if it is about 300%. The company I order some of these parts from - Tsukigi Racing (because I could pay through paypal) had a 290% markup from the "Bikers Sale price" (after conversions of course). This markup makes the parts much more expensive so hopefully the quality is excellent.
Nobody (at the retail level) has a 300% markup in this industry, more like 20% if their really lucky. The manufacturers (bikers themselves) might see 100%.I wouldn't be suprised if it is about 300%. The company I order some of these parts from - Tsukigi Racing (because I could pay through paypal) had a 290% markup from the "Bikers Sale price" (after conversions of course). This markup makes the parts much more expensive so hopefully the quality is excellent.
just curious to hear your take on the quality of the bikers product line, or if theres alternatives you recommend as well... maybe there's a brand line that you guys have had great experience with?Nobody (at the retail level) has a 300% markup in this industry, more like 20% if their really lucky. The manufacturers (bikers themselves) might see 100%.
I'm just going on the prices that were quoted to me from the two companies. Bikers quoted me prices in Thai Baht and Tsukigi Racing quoted me prices in US Dollars. I'm in Canada so I converted both prices to Canadian dollars and the Tsukigi prices WERE 290% more after the conversion. To me this actually makes sense. Tsukigi needs to purchase the parts from Bikers, have them shipped to Japan (or the US wherever the warehouse is). All this cost money so they would obviously need to mark up the products so they can make money. After all their expenses their profit margin might only be around 20%.Nobody (at the retail level) has a 300% markup in this industry, more like 20% if their really lucky. The manufacturers (bikers themselves) might see 100%.
