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DIRT BIKE
Management Analysis

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Goals & Culture
Products & Services
Organizational Structure
Financial Statement
Business Performance

Goals & Culture
• Culture Dirt Bikes USA was founded by Carl Schmidt and Steven McFadden in the 1991 they saw that dirt bikes were becoming very popular in the United States as both sporting and racing motorcycles . Dirt Bike USA has a friendly family atmosphere ,encourage teamwork ,atention to detail and quality ,continual learning and innovation also they encourage ideas for improvement of products and services with these they can compete to other companies
Goals
They’re goal is to become no.1 in customization of dirt bike models for optimized racing and off-road recreational use.

Product and Services
• Dirt Bike company produces an off road racing type Motorcycle, The four models they produce are : the Enduro 250, the Enduro 550, the Moto 300 and the Moto 450. The two Enduros are endurance racers, while the Motos are for motocross racing. All four are very modern, with such technology as both kick and electric starters, steering stabilizers, and liquid cooling.
• Dirt Bike company sells their product using network of authorize dealer with branches that concentrated in the Western and Midwestern United States but a small percentage are also sold in Europe by a independent distributors

Product and Services
Product Advantages
Foreign Brand
Best Custom Available
Use Quality components all over the world
Customized Frame
Parts and Services
Parts

Manufactured in:

Rotax Engine

Austria

Tire

Dunlop

Shock Absorber

United States

Front wheel porks

United States

Exhaust Pipes

United States

Headlights

United States

Product and Services
Model

Type

Electrtic
& Kick
Starter

Steering
Stabilizers

Liquid
Cooling

Price

Enduro 250 Racer

$3250

Enduro 550 Racer

$7600

Moto 300

Motocross

$4295

Moto 450

Motocross

$8995

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Full time product designer 43

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