# Cedar Cycle — prepared pitch outline

Prepared fictional Kona example. Not a live AI run, customer story, verified demand, or approved financial/legal advice.

1. Concept: convenient bicycle servicing at employer sites.
2. Problem hypothesis: workshop visits can be inconvenient; demand is not yet tested.
3. Offer: a scheduled service day with explicit access and service boundaries.
4. Model: USD 100 per visit, USD 40 variable cost, USD 2,000 monthly fixed cost.
5. Cases: 30/40/50 visits produce USD −200/400/1,000 monthly result before excluded cash items.
6. Pilot: record bookings, delivery time, contribution, and repeat requests.
7. Unknowns: demand, insurance, site access, actual quotes, and capacity.
8. Ask: approve a bounded pilot and a review date.

## Prepared assumptions
Cedar Cycle is a fictional mobile bicycle-service concept. Unit price USD 100; variable cost USD 40/visit; monthly fixed cost USD 2,000; opening cash USD 10,000. Downside/base/upside volume: 30/40/50 visits per month. All figures are prepared assumptions. The simplified model excludes tax, debt, capex, payment timing, and changing capacity costs.

## Review
No customers, endorsements, market size, investor interest, or completed pilot results are claimed.

## Review checklist
- All meaningful slide text remains readable.
- The deck labels the concept and numbers fictional.
- Financial inputs match the forecast pack.
- The ask concerns a pilot, not a claimed funding outcome.