Win on Sunday, sell on Monday has always been BS

[Orson]

1951 250cc World Championship standings

1  Bruno Ruffo, Moto Guzzi 22
2  Tommy Wood, Moto Guzzi 18
3  Dario Ambrosini, Benelli 14
4  Enrico Lorenzetti, Moto Guzzi 12
5  Gianni Leoni, Moto Guzzi 10
6  Maurice Cann, Moto Guzzi 6
7  Arthur Wheeler, Velocette 6
8  Fergus Anderson, Moto Guzzi 3
9  Wilf Hutt, Moto Guzzi 3
10  Alano Montanari, Moto Guzzi

[JReazor]

Like I said...Win on Sunday sell on Monday is BS

Not so much BS as marketing. Some people would say they're the same thing. I would disagree.

[JReazor]

1951 250cc World Championship standings

1  Bruno Ruffo, Moto Guzzi 22
2  Tommy Wood, Moto Guzzi 18
3  Dario Ambrosini, Benelli 14
4  Enrico Lorenzetti, Moto Guzzi 12
5  Gianni Leoni, Moto Guzzi 10
6  Maurice Cann, Moto Guzzi 6
7  Arthur Wheeler, Velocette 6
8  Fergus Anderson, Moto Guzzi 3
9  Wilf Hutt, Moto Guzzi 3
10  Alano Montanari, Moto Guzzi

You agree with Silverbird then?

[black hills]

Basically, you'd have to be a complete jackass to see a CBR1000 win by the width of a tire and go buy one the next day because of it. No body does that...most dealers aren't even on Mondays

Have you looked at the sport bike demographic? most are jackasses. the GSXR series was top selling for years and just happened to be top winners at the time as well?