Interviewing Jeremy LeBreton at AltRider - The State of the Motorcycle Industry Today

[@AltRiderLLC]

It's always nice to connect with other dedicated riders! 🏍

[@MotoPhotoAdventures]

We couldn't agree more!

[@wv4life375]

Thanks guys. The Altrider Hemisphere is the best and most versatile luggage system Ive found for lightweight adventure. Kudos for this under appreciated and under represented luggage.

[@MotoPhotoAdventures]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. We couldn't agree more!!!

[@timreha]

Great interview, brass tax!

[@MotoPhotoAdventures]

Thanks Tim!!!

[@spencervidal3168]

You know Alt rider is NOT making accessories for the Tuareg anymore..

[@MotoPhotoAdventures]

That's not true at all! I've installed 4 of their products within the last few weeks...Adjustable sidestand, variable height suspension link, dual control brake lever, and clutch arm). I've got videos of each being installed. Checkbout our Tuareg video playlist! Plus I've got their offroad footpegs coming soon too. So I don't know where you're getting your information from?

[@spencervidal3168]

@@MotoPhotoAdventures Alt rider is my info source. I was asking about their tail tidy and the customer service rep explained that because of the slow pace of sales of the Tuareg they were NOT making any more accessories for the bike.. Once the current stock was gone, we are SOL... Ask your buddy Jeremy about that..

[@MotoPhotoAdventures]

@@spencervidal3168 that's really interesting. I just received an email from Martin the other day and there was no mention of that. Maybe service rep was referencing just the tail tidy? But I'll ask and get back to you. Thanks for letting us know!

[@spencervidal3168]

@@MotoPhotoAdventures If you want me to send you the Email I will forward the email to you. But their guy Lyndell was fairly snarky as well.. Kind of left a sour taste in my mouth. If ya know what I mean.. Good luck. Like the quality of their products, but not sure about their underlying acumen..

[@AltRiderLLC]

@@spencervidal3168 Sorry, there was miscommunication. We loved the Tuareg, it is one of our favorites in the past 15 years. We would never do all the design work, tooling and only run 1-2 production runs. It takes quite a number of production cycles to cover the investment, be sure the Tuareg parts will be in stock for many years, likely well past the end of production of the bike. I believe the call you from customer service was explaining it will be a while till production gets completed on any new parts. we have to constantly juggle the demand across all the bikes, the 2 new BMWs have the product development department slammed. and that is not to include the Kove 800 coming right on the heels of the designs.