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Pollina McQuivey (Sonntag)


C216


Capstone, Task 1

Dr. Cynthia Strickland




McQuivey C216 Capstone Task 1 - Spin and Spokes Market Strategy

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At Spin and Spokes, our mission is to make high-perform ance carbon fiber

bikes accessible to everyone, inspiring adventure, fitness, and joy for every rider.

We believe that everyone, from beginners to seasoned athletes, should have the

opportunity to experience the thrill and benefits of top-tier biking technology. To

achieve this, our objectives are to launch Spin and Spokes in four global markets

over the next 12 quarters, delivering quality bikes that riders can trust and building

a brand synonymous with excellence and reliability. We aim to create a community

of passionate cyclists who share our love for the sport and our commitment to

innovation and quality.


At Spin and Spokes, we target three main segments: recreation, mountain,

and speed. Our recreation bikes are designed for those who enjoy leisurely rides

and value comfort and ease of use. For adventure seekers and trail enthusiasts, our

mountain bikes are built to withstand rugged terrains and provide a thrilling ride.

Lastly, our speed segment caters to athletes and cycling enthusiasts who crave

high-performance bikes for racing and fast rides. By focusing on these segments,

we ensure that every rider, regardless of their preference or skill level, can find a

bike that meets their needs and enhances their riding experience.


1a.


Based on the sales performance overview, product alignment had a negative

impact in the recreation segment. My products failed to meet customer

expectations for comfort and affordabi lity, leading to competitors like Back to Bike

dominating with better-targeted features. As a result, I captured only a 14.72%

market share in recreation. To address this, I recommend redesigning recreational

bikes to include comfort-focused features such as relaxed frames, polymer seats,




McQuivey C216 Capstone Task 1 - Spin and Spokes Market Strategy

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