In reply to G. P. Snorklewacker:
Always a great help GPS 
In reply to G. P. Snorklewacker:
Always a great help GPS
What do you guys think of The Rout. Continues the double entendre idea and I can actually get a .com for it.
Honestly, I don't like it as well as just Rout. I think it makes it awkward.
Got it. If I go that way, I kind of have to settle for what I can get when it comes to domains but I see your point on being awkward.
myrout.co?
Got a good one.
theroutho.me
ME! I'm the rout ho!
Oh wait... I see what you did there. That's pretty cool.
bikerout.com
RoutParts.com
If www.TheRout.com is avalable, I would recommend grabbing it if you like Rout.
Having to add "The" is a lot better than just "Rout" but then having to choose a weird extension like ".biz"
Edit: though RoutParts is nice too. What else can you add to Rout?
I am going to go ahead with TheRout.com. I really like the ring and it is super easy to remember.
Not necessarily the end of this but it cost me $9 to lock it down.
singleslammer wrote: In reply to G. P. Snorklewacker: We are making parts for head light accessories, wind shields, tool kits, etc... to the forks of 99% of motorcycles. Won't be any good on your BMW but if you have an older bike with no aftermarket support, we will be able to provide some options. I posted some stuff on this last year. This is my bike doing some very aggressive testing last summer in CO.We are also working on a better way to trailer or lock upright a bike. We have the concept fleshed out on this one and need to start making more prototypes and betas for people to try out.
Based on this I would go with "Steadfast Cycle Solutions" or Just "Steadfast" Or SCS if you just like initials that mean something. Gives the impression of being "Rock Solid" and "Fast"
Or since your are selling mounting, imobilizing and parking solutions, "Rock Steady" might convey the game.
With the final letter of "Route" missing, I see that the Route never ends.
I think this will serve you well.
I think naming the compant Rout and using the website "TheRout" is perfectly acceptable. Not that my opinion matters in the end.
A rout is a chaotic and disorderly retreat or withdrawal of troops from a battlefield, resulting in the victory of the opposing party, or following defeat, a collapse of discipline, or poor morale.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rout
In reply to Fueled by Caffeine:
Yeah, I get that. I am thinking about this as more of a rout of the enemy so to speak. I am not too worried about the actual meaning. What is a "Red Bull"?
In reply to Trans_Maro:
What you talkin' 'bout?
Edit: Red - Bull. Got it.
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