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Another Spyder dealerbites the dust.
- Thread starter seaweed
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I stopped there in September of 2014. At that time they only had a few Spyders. Harley seemed to be their main focus.
seaweed
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That is good for you!!
I looked on the BRP web site to locate dealers in the Grand Rapids area and they only show 4. :banghead:
If all goes well I will be headed to Michigan next summer and will be going east to west on Hwy 57 so this is good info for me.
Which one do you prefer for maintenance?
I looked on the BRP web site to locate dealers in the Grand Rapids area and they only show 4. :banghead:
If all goes well I will be headed to Michigan next summer and will be going east to west on Hwy 57 so this is good info for me.
Which one do you prefer for maintenance?
NorCalBud
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We got Lucky...
It's not my intent to throw salt in the wound, but we got really lucky and had a new Can-Am/Spyder dealership open down the road in Roseville Ca.! Roseville Powersports opened a couple of months ago replacing a dealership that had closed about 18 months ago. So I guess that's a push....but we'll certainly take good luck it when we can get it! :thumbup:
It's not my intent to throw salt in the wound, but we got really lucky and had a new Can-Am/Spyder dealership open down the road in Roseville Ca.! Roseville Powersports opened a couple of months ago replacing a dealership that had closed about 18 months ago. So I guess that's a push....but we'll certainly take good luck it when we can get it! :thumbup:
RinconRyder
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You are certainly in good riding country!
Fat Baxter
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I was stationed in Cheyenne some years back. There's not much there, and Wyoming is the least populous state to start with. If it weren't for the local Air Force base, the town would be much smaller. Plus, Wyoming has three seasons: Fall, Winter, and the Fourth of July (and on the Fourth, I had to wear a jacket to watch the fireworks those nights). And its windier than snot. So I kinda surprised Can Am even tried to sell Spyders there. Snowmobiles, oh heck yeah, and off-road four-wheelers, ditto.
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