What Does It Take to Make it as a Smaller Drivetrain Manufacturer? An Interview With Microshift
About this episode
The episode features an interview with Microshift's Gus Jeffer and Patrick Chen discussing the challenges of being a smaller drivetrain manufacturer.
We sat down with Microshift's Gus Jeffer and Patrick Chen to learn more about what it takes to navigate patents, and to carve out a place in the competitive drivetrain market.
People in this episode
Guests: Gus Jeffer, Patrick Chen
Topics covered
- drivetrain manufacturing
- patents
- competitive market
- interview
- bicycle components
Keywords
- Microshift
- drivetrain
- manufacturing
- patents
- bicycle
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Microshift
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