THANK YOU Len and cowtown

[Fly boy]

14hours, 970+ miles isn't too bad for a test ride. Only had 6 miles on a demo before I bought at Cowtown.

Len was a HUGE help in planning, and getting this thing put together for me. I flew in from Cheyenne WY, got picked up at the airport, driven to Cowtown, Met some good folks, bought a bike, and went for a Ride with Joe.

Once Joe waved goodbye it was a test drive to remember. Got so many looks. Questioned by the cops, and all kinds of people. (now I know about the "stupid" questions - is it stable?)

Thanks again for all the help Len.

 

[GadgetGuy442]

Congrats on your new ride? :congrats: Sure looks nice!!


Sounds like you got first class, red carpet treatment!!
:clap:

:welcome: Bill

 

[Fly boy]

Congrats on your new ride? :congrats:


Sounds like you got first class, red carpet treatment!!
:clap:

:welcome: Bill

Ha, yes! 2009 phantom Edition.

 

[DynamoBT]

:congrats: and Welcome to the fold!! You have been assimilated!!!!:clap:

 

[G-Man]

You can expect nothing less from the good folks at CowTown USA. :doorag:

 

[Painter Dan]

:congrats:It was good to meet you.

 

[napper39]

:congrats: good deal on the :spyder2: have fun and i will be at spyder fest hope to see you there also.

 

[GloryRyders]

CONGRADULATIONS

:2thumbs::welcome::congrats: Now you know why we all brag on Len and the boys at Cowtown:firstplace: . We are going to have to make you an honorary member of the Mo Gang.:yes:

 

[ThreeFeet]

14hours, 970+ miles isn't too bad for a test ride. Only had 6 miles on a demo before I bought at Cowtown.

Len was a HUGE help in planning, and getting this thing put together for me. I flew in from Cheyenne WY, got picked up at the airport, driven to Cowtown, Met some good folks, bought a bike, and went for a Ride with Joe.

Once Joe waved goodbye it was a test drive to remember. Got so many looks. Questioned by the cops, and all kinds of people. (now I know about the "stupid" questions - is it stable?)

Thanks again for all the help Len.

Ya gotta fill us in on the trip back and how it went. Flyin low?? and:welcome::congrats: and the GANG welcomes you to the really kinda crazy folks!!:roflblack::roflblack:

 

[CyncySpyder]

Ya Gotta Love Great Service

Sounds like you had :firstplace: Service
:2thumbs: Great to hear & :welcome: & :congrats:

Time for the Spyder Adventures to begin :thumbup: We look forward to it.

Dave & Teddy

 

[Fly boy]

Ya gotta fill us in on the trip back and how it went. Flyin low?? and:welcome::congrats: and the GANG welcomes you to the really kinda crazy folks!!:roflblack::roflblack:

Flying Low is in Understatement - I had to be a Ninja the whole way back!!! (Len understands why).

MO people don't speed.... they HAUL ASS!!! There were times I was doing 15 over with 4 other cars and people were still passing us!

Made sure I only did about 5 over the whole way. Stop in Kansas City for the night. Next morning left at about 7am and stopped after about 45 minutes to buy winter gloves(forgot mine). Every time I stopped people were checking out the bike. Even the cops looked at it a couple times, "A 3 wheeled crotch rocket huh?"

I had 1 car that took a picture going buy me, later on I caught up to them, went to pass, saw they had the camera so I slowed down and waved.


This is going to be a GREAT experience. Thanks again for Letting be a part of the Spyder world.

 

[docdoru]

There were times I was doing 15 over with 4 other cars and people were still passing us!

That's a good place to ryde...

 

[Yazz]

Flying Low is in Understatement - I had to be a Ninja the whole way back!!! (Len understands why).

MO people don't speed.... they HAUL ASS!!! There were times I was doing 15 over with 4 other cars and people were still passing us!

Made sure I only did about 5 over the whole way. Stop in Kansas City for the night. Next morning left at about 7am and stopped after about 45 minutes to buy winter gloves(forgot mine). Every time I stopped people were checking out the bike. Even the cops looked at it a couple times, "A 3 wheeled crotch rocket huh?"

I had 1 car that took a picture going buy me, later on I caught up to them, went to pass, saw they had the camera so I slowed down and waved.


This is going to be a GREAT experience. Thanks again for Letting be a part of the Spyder world.

:welcome::congrats: Get used to the Rock Star status hyea:

 

[Marker]

:congrats: Now let the fun begin !!hyea:

 

[fastfraser]

14hours, 970+ miles isn't too bad for a test ride. Only had 6 miles on a demo before I bought at Cowtown.

Len was a HUGE help in planning, and getting this thing put together for me. I flew in from Cheyenne WY, got picked up at the airport, driven to Cowtown, Met some good folks, bought a bike, and went for a Ride with Joe.

Once Joe waved goodbye it was a test drive to remember. Got so many looks. Questioned by the cops, and all kinds of people. (now I know about the "stupid" questions - is it stable?)

Thanks again for all the help Len.

14 hours at 70MPH =980 miles not bad for a newbie and I'm guessing no registration-license.

:congrats: on the new ride :spyder2: ON.

 

[BikerDoc]

Cowtown USA clearly sets the Standard for Spyder dealers.. I hope others will rise to the challenge of being like these folks.

 

[SpyderWolf]

:congrats:

Glad to hear everything went well and you made it home safely.

You have definitely been through the initiation phase of new Spyder ownership. The questions, and crowds, just seem to keep coming even after 18 months. :2thumbs:

 

[Fly boy]

Found this little gremlin in the Frunk When I got home.

 

[SpyderWolf]

That is the cutest gremlin I have seen. You may want to hurry up and find a friend to give you one of the bells though.

 

[pitbull]

14hours, 970+ miles isn't too bad for a test ride. Only had 6 miles on a demo before I bought at Cowtown.

Len was a HUGE help in planning, and getting this thing put together for me. I flew in from Cheyenne WY, got picked up at the airport, driven to Cowtown, Met some good folks, bought a bike, and went for a Ride with Joe.

Once Joe waved goodbye it was a test drive to remember. Got so many looks. Questioned by the cops, and all kinds of people. (now I know about the "stupid" questions - is it stable?)

Thanks again for all the help Len.

The real thanks goes to you ben, being willing to trust us, jump on a plane, fly half way across the country, and ryde back! Your awesome man. Glad you made it home safe! That is a pretty cute grimlen you have in your frunk! I'd keep it! Just don't feed it after midnight! :roflblack: again my friend welcome to the family, your now one of us......:thumbup: