Ross bows & history
Ross’s early product history and later revival should not be flattened into a claim that BowTech bought the company. The proposed 2008 asset transaction did not complete, according to BowTech’s statement.
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Ross’s early product history and later revival should not be flattened into a claim that BowTech bought the company. The proposed 2008 asset transaction did not complete, according to BowTech’s statement.
- Origins
- Circa 2005 reported origins
- Founder / founding team
- Andy Ross
- Latest documented ownership
- John S. Ralph III named in 2012 revival announcement
- Status
- Historical brand · current status unconfirmed
Documented milestones
Early product era
Period reviews document the Ross Cardiac and its place in the company’s lineup.
August 26, 2008
BowTech’s statement, preserved in the cited discussion, says it did not complete the proposed asset purchase or acquire Ross designs, equipment, inventory or liabilities.
February 2012
A trade announcement describes the revived Ross line under new owner John S. Ralph III.
Model archive
- Headhunter · 2014–2015
- HIT · 2012–2015
- Crave 31.5 · 2011–2012
- Crave 33.5 · 2011–2012
- Just Like Dads · 2012
- XD · 2012
- Cardiac 31 · 2008–2009
- Cardiac 34 · 2008–2009
Sources and research limits
A dated acquisition does not establish unchanged present ownership. Unresolved details remain under research.
- Current operating status
- Original engineering credits
- Precise transfer terms