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| We
Are
Here
To
Help
You |
Whether
you
are
too
busy,
can’t
ride
your
motorcycle,
or
do
not
have
a
trailer,
Wild
West
Motorsports,
Inc.
is
here
to
help
you.
We
are
offering
FREE
pickups
and
deliveries
throughout
the
winter
to
help
have
your
bike
or
ATV
serviced.
Our
friendly
service
department
can
assist
you
Tuesday
through
Saturday
9
AM
to
6
PM.
Our
free
pickup
and
delivery
is
within
a
40
mile
radius
of
our
dealership.
They
can
pick
up
one
ATV
or
two
motorcycles
at
a
time.
For
more
information,
please
contact
us
at
(970)
351-8150.
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Did
you
know
our
service
department
was
just
ranked
#1
in
Colorado
by
Harley-Davidson
Motor
Company?
Our
customer
service
scores
have
put
us
on
top
once
again
out
of
all
the
dealers
in
Colorado.
To
find
out
what
all
the
fuss
is
about
just
ask
for
Jeromie,
Cole
or
Mike
at
(970)
351-8150
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JOKE
OF
THE
MONTH! |
| If
you
have
any
jokes
you
would
like
to
share,
please
contact
us
at
alex.sutton@wildwestms.com.
We
will
put
it
in
the
next
NEWSLETTER! |
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Motorcycle
rider
pulls
into
a
diner
in
upstate
N.Y.
Seats
himself
and
asks
the
waitress
for
2
headlights
and
2
wheels.
The
waitress
who
had
just
worked
all
night
wasn't
in
a
good
mood
said,
“What
are
you
talking
about?”
The
rider
already
tired,
but
happy
to
relax
at
the
diner
said,
“Just
tell
the
cook,
he'll
know
what
I
mean
about
the
expression
2
headlights
and
2
wheels.”
By
this
time
the
waitress
is
really
frustrated
and
yells
back
at
the
old
cook,
"I
got
this
weird
one
out
here
who
thinks
you'll
know
what
he
wants
if
he
orders
2
headlights
and
2
wheels".
“Yeah
I
know
what
he
wants,”
yells
the
cook,
“he
wants
2
eggs
sunny
side
up
and
2
pancakes.
No
problem.”
Well
this
just
angers
the
waitress
even
more
than
before.
SO,
just
as
the
breakfast
is
served
to
the
rider,
she
walks
up
with
a
big
plate
of
chili
beans
and
slams
them
down
on
the
table.
"Here"
she
yells
for
all
to
hear,
"Here's
you
chili!”
But,
the
rider
who
didn't
order
the
chili
answers
back,
“What
is
this
for?”
The
waitress
yells
back,
“I
thought
you
would
want
to
gas
up
before
you
took
off" |
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THE
COMMANDMENTS
for
the
Avid
ATV
Rider |
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There
are
some
ATV
riding
guidelines
that
must
be
followed
to
ensure
all
riders’
safety.
These
include:
–
Adult
models
are
for
riders
age
16
and
older
only.
Younger
riders
should
never
ride
an
adult-sized
vehicle
until
they
are
at
least
age
16.
–
Riders
should
never
carry
a
passenger
on
an
ATV
unless
the
ATV
has
been
specifically
designed
to
carry
an
operator
and
a
passenger.
–
Riders
should
always
wear
a
helmet
and
other
protective
gear,
including:
gloves,
long
pants,
footwear
that
covers
the
ankles,
a
long-sleeve
shirt
or
jacket
and
eye
protection.
On
ATVs
designed
to
carry
a
passenger,
the
passenger
must
also
wear
a
helmet
and
protective
gear.
--Never
ride
under
the
influence
of
drugs
or
alcohol.
--Avoid
excessive
speed
and
do
not
attempt
maneuvers
beyond
your
capability.
--Always
read
and
understand
your
ATV
Owner’s
Manual
and
the
on-product
labels
on
your
vehicle
before
you
take
that
first
ride.
--Always
obey
all
applicable
laws
and
ride
only
in
approved
or
designated
areas
and
trails.
Make
sure
to
have
permission
before
you
ride
on
private
property.
Respect
the
environment
where
you
ride.
For
more
information,
please
contact
us.
Our
friendly
staff
would
love
to
answer
any
questions
or
concerns
you
have!
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The
History
Behind
The
Brand |
| How
Yamaha
Began... |
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1851-
Torakusu
Yamaha
is
born.
He
was
trained
as
a
watchmaker.
1890-
He
began
working
with
a
company
that
made
pianos
and
organs.
The
company’s
origins
as
a
musical
instrument
maker
are
still
reflected
in
the
Yamaha
logo,
which
depicts
three
interlocking
tuning
forks.
A
few
years
later
Torakusu
passes
away.
1955-
In
the
years
after
WWII,
the
company’s
president
realized
that
if
Japan
were
to
rebuild,
the
country
needed
affordable
transportation
(more
than
pianos!)
The
first
Yamaha
motorized
product
is
the
YA-1
Motorcycle.
It’s
a
125cc,
2-stroke,
single-cylinder
streetbike.
This
bike,
aka
“Red
Dragonfly,”
was
so
successful
that
Yamaha
incorporates
a
subsidiary,
Yamaha
Motor
Corp.
1958-
The
first
Yamaha
motorcycles
were
sold
in
the
USA
by
Cooper
Motors,
an
independent
distributor.
The
rest
is
history!
The
Japanese
company
was
well
known
for
its
musical
instruments,
but
in
1955
it
began
producing
motorcycles
to
help
rebuild
economic
stability.
It
began
with
simple
and
inexpensive
machines
but
has
grown
to
its
position
as
a
powersports
powerhouse,
offering
some
of
the
best
sportbikes,
cruisers
and
off-road
bikes
on
the
market.
It
ranks
second
only
to
Honda
as
the
leader
among
Japanese
manufacturers.
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West
29th
Street
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CO
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