Reviews.Motorcycles now a
leading source of more than 27,000 reviews written by riders -- for riders
Reviews.Motorcycles, a new rider-generated motorcycle review
website, recently launched a beta version of its website. The site helps riders
find reliable reviews in order to be more confident about their motorcycle
purchases. The website features more than 27,000 consumer reviews of
motorcycles and other powersports vehicles. Riders are able to post reviews
along with pictures of their motorcycles.
The mission of
Reviews.Motorcycles is to provide quality, reliable information to powersports buyers.
The site gives buyers all of the resources they need to make an informed
decision about their next motorcycle purchase. The unique focus of the site is to
provide reviews written by actual riders for other riders. There are no paid
reviews from journalists or other professionals on Reviews.Motorcycles.
In addition,
fans can see how many miles a reviewer put on the bike before writing the review.
This lets customers conduct research based on information from riders who
bought the same bike they are considering. The star ranking system on the site
allows buyers to get a quick summary of how the reviewer felt about the
motorcycle in general.
About Reviews.Motorcycles
Reviews.Motorcycles is an affiliate of
CycleTrader.com, a division of Dominion Enterprises. Dominion Enterprises is a
leading marketing services and publishing company serving the automotive,
recreational and commercial vehicle, real estate, apartment rental, parenting,
and travel industries. Headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia, with 3,300 employees
in the United States, Canada, England, Spain and Italy, the company provides a
comprehensive suite of technology-based marketing solutions, and more than 45
market leading websites. Millions of For Rent® and HotelCoupons.com®
publications are distributed across the U.S. each year. For more information,
visit DominionEnterprises.com.
3 comments:
You’ll need to look and find out what sorts of metals have been used. For the most part, you’ll want to pick a steel option over aluminum or most other metals. There are a Garage Chief bunch of different steel types, but one that can be labeled as “high-strength” and is marked as “heat treated” will give you a fairly good product.
Interesting site. I wonder how they're convincing riders to write for them? Are the reviews incentivized?
Interesting site :) Looking forward to read more.
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