Dec 11, 2006
Hayes Bicycle Group announced today that it will retain all Answer™ and Manitou™ brand product distributors for 2007. Service and support for these products will continue to be provided by these experienced and dedicated people.
Hayes Bicycle Group, a division of HB Performance Systems Inc., acquired the assets of Answer Products Inc., in November. Answer Products has been renamed HB Suspension Products and is now a part of the Hayes Bicycle Group division. Under this new business arrangement the company will continue to produce Answer™ and Manitou™ brand bicycle suspension forks, shocks, bars and stems.
“I offer my personal assurance that there will be no disruption in company operations,” said Rhonda Kirkwood, vice president and general manager of Hayes Bicycle Group. “We will continue to be responsive and remain dedicated to delivering the highest quality products on time and at competitive prices.” The excellent customer service and support systems that Answer Products’ customers have come to know also will continue, Kirkwood added.
Hayes Bicycle Group products, including Answer™, Manitou™, Hayes™ Disc Brakes and Sun Ringlé™ wheels, rims and hubs, are distributed through 120 worldwide distributors to customers in more than 50 countries. More than 200 worldwide bicycle original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are supplied by Hayes Bicycle Group. Its products are well known and respected in the mountain bike market. Hayes Bicycle Group provides products for all segments, especially freeride, gravity and recreational.
“I offer my personal assurance that there will be no disruption in company operations,” said Rhonda Kirkwood, vice president and general manager of Hayes Bicycle Group. “We will continue to be responsive and remain dedicated to delivering the highest quality products on time and at competitive prices.” The excellent customer service and support systems that Answer Products’ customers have come to know also will continue, Kirkwood added.
Hayes Bicycle Group products, including Answer™, Manitou™, Hayes™ Disc Brakes and Sun Ringlé™ wheels, rims and hubs, are distributed through 120 worldwide distributors to customers in more than 50 countries. More than 200 worldwide bicycle original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are supplied by Hayes Bicycle Group. Its products are well known and respected in the mountain bike market. Hayes Bicycle Group provides products for all segments, especially freeride, gravity and recreational.
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phreekboy
(Dec 12, 2006 at 13:33)
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thats cool
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but if someone was to give me a new set i would use them , free stuff doesnt suck that much... but i dont have them yet, so they suck
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If Hayes just decided to stop making low budget crap and concentrate on making good breaks again.
Back in the day everyone rode Hayes Mags, cos they rocked today its a diffrent story.
Stop making budget models, theyre shit anyways!
Back in the day everyone rode Hayes Mags, cos they rocked today its a diffrent story.
Stop making budget models, theyre shit anyways!
even there high end stuff is crap the only reason people rode them is because there was nothing else on the market. hayes suck to work on and suck to ride with high or low end
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avid and sram components fan here. hayes suck, all my friends who ride hayes have had problems either in the hosing, the lever, the calipers, or even having one of the pads fall out. wtf? its either avid or magura now hell maybe even saints for the select few. but hayes.... tsk tsk
how bout no one points out how so many companies are becoming conglomerates can this be good?What represents my freedom(riding)is now just another industry ruled by the bottom line
That's BS at least here in Canada. The boys at OGC are stopping warranty/repair at the end of Feb. at which time they switch over to Fox.
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