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2015 Revenue
$6.4M
2,630 orders Β· partial year
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2016 Revenue
$9.3M
10,695 orders Β· +45.6% YoY
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2017 Revenue (H1)
$9.2M
11,839 orders Β· first 6 months
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Avg Order Value
$990
Driven by high-price bikes
Order volume grew faster than revenue in 2016-2017, suggesting a shift toward lower-priced products (accessories/clothing) or smaller average basket sizes. The decoupling is visible from mid-2016.
June is peak month. December 2016 had the single highest month at $1.64M.
2017 is on track to surpass $18M if H1 pace holds. Order count is growing strongly.
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#1 Australia
$7.4M
29.8% of total revenue
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#2 Southwest US
$4.8M
19.4% of total revenue
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#4 United Kingdom
$2.9M
11.6% of total revenue
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Total Territories
10
4 continents covered
Australia is a standout: despite being geographically distant, it leads all US regions combined ($8.5M US total vs $7.4M Australia). Southeast and Northeast US are dramatically underperforming compared to Southwest and Northwest.
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Total Customers
18,148
17,416 made a purchase (96%)
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Home Owners
67.5%
12,260 of 18,148 customers
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College Educated
71.8%
Bachelors or higher
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Top Occupation
Professional
5,424 customers (29.9%)
Gender Split
50.3% Male / 49.0% Female
Median Income Band
$40K β $70K
Most Common Education
Bachelor's Degree
Top Occupation
Professional (29.9%)
Home Ownership
67.5% own their home
Purchase Conversion
96.0% of base bought
Ideal profile: Middle-income, college-educated professional homeowner. This is a high-intent, financially stable buyer segment that justifies premium bike pricing.