When insurance broker Mitch Feingersch bought a new supercharged Kawasaki H2 to park alongside the original ’72 Kawasaki 750 H2 two- stroke triple and ’85 GPz 750 Turbo at his Los Angeles home he agreed to take part in a couple of marketing surveys conducted by the American importer’s marketing guys. After participating in two of these he was surprised to be asked whether he would meet with company representatives at his home for a couple of hours – they even offered to pay for his time. On the appointed day at the appointed time he was surprised when the marketing guy arrived in a large white van with Kawasaki emblazoned on the side.
Motorcyclist Online carried an interesting story on what happened next.
“We are accustomed to thinking that big corporations are cold and impersonal. They don’t know we’re alive—much less care about what we like. And for the most part, that’s true. But not universally true, as I found out,” says Mitch.
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