New trike?

[ruralgirl]

morpace.com out of Farmington Hills, MI. I got the survey, too, and the first question was to confirm that I owned a 2015 RT-S, so I trusted that it was being done for Can Am. But it was the most round about, ridiculously configured, useless questionnaire I've ever seen. No place to compose your opinions, questions or thoughts. Just the same, often non-representative, pics over and over again asking your preference(s) in an amateur effort to filter out your dislikes and narrow down to what you might buy. I trudged through it, but kept muttering to the screen, "Why don't you just ASK me??"

An example of the inept questioning: Throughout the survey, every reference to the amount of cargo space that you'd want only offered three levels; basically none, a laptop, or a helmet. Well, SHEESH, man, I want enough for a helmet and groceries and a sack of horse feed and a jacket and .........

 

[Bob Denman]

...and that means that you need an RT! :2thumbs:

 

[ruralgirl]

...and that means that you need an RT! :2thumbs:

BINGO!

 

[Bob Denman]

The way that you described their questions is pretty understandable: they want to NOT be leading you into an answer. They need to make sure, that what you say; is what you want in a bike.
Example: If you're performing a survey, to assess feelings about the Second Amendment; what would you ask?
You could ask if a person believes that the Second Amendment is referring to an individual's right to "keep and bear arms".
Or...
You could ask is the person believes that fewer guns: means that fewer children will be killed by them.

:shocked:

It's been done. :banghead:

 

[ruralgirl]

I know what you mean about questions that lead you to desired answers, but that's not how this survey went. You'd have to see this weirdo to know what I'm talking about!