Questions about bike hire abroad and everything light bike related. No off-topic chat please
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bombertodd
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by bombertodd on Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:56 am
"In July 2013 we reached out to NeilPryde Bikes to figure out a solution on a bike name that was similar to one of ours, Allez, in addition to their use of the trademarks “Epic” and “Innovate or Die”. We were able to agree on a solution in December. We want to thank the NeilPryde crew for working with us on this. We’d also like to congratulate them on their new name, ‘NAZARE’ and we wish them the best success in their efforts."
-Mike Sinyard
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tharmor
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by tharmor on Sun Apr 13, 2014 4:01 am
SLCBrandon wrote:I love how black or white this board is. I'm assuming the demographic here is mostly educated, well to do people. This is so much more multi-layered than it's being given credit for. But, hell, let's all just be amateur lawyers on the Internet! Yay!
A lot of people here "have it all figured out". Congratulations.
Please enlighten us then. Adelante!
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mellowJohnny
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by mellowJohnny on Tue Apr 15, 2014 6:41 pm
grid256 wrote:I believe in legal speak this is a called a phonetic equivalent.
Except that "Allez" is two syllables (al-lay), whereas Alizé is three (al-lee-say). Not sure how the suits think that's confusing...
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mdeth1313
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