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Here is the Thread.
Some young children got thier ATV stolen, and the single working dad could not afford a new one. This happened right after the father managed to get the old kid quad running.
So, several online ATV members decided to start a donation drive to get these kids a new quad for xmas. We ended up a few hundred short. Then comes in Bombardier. No, not a bomber dealer, this was actually a bomber rep...representing the company itself. He said Bomber would cover the rest of the bill. We managed to get these kids a brand new DS90 for xmas! Now how cool is Bombardier!! I know Bombardier reps read this, and I want to say thanks on behalf of everyone involved, and especially on behalf of the father and kids! This is one cool company.

 

A large atv company does the right thing. Kudos to Bombardier! I don't think another company besides C-dale would do that.

 

great story and a happy ending - it's wonderful to see folks with heart in action, my hat is off to all who made this very kind and generous act possible.
Happy New Year and safe riding!

 

aww no1 did that for me when mine got stolen! my dad couldn't afford one either. well i guess my insurance helped me out. nothin beats a brand new 400EX for 100 dollars! seriousley though that was a great thing for bombardier to do.

 

And that's why i ride the best. All they have to do is make a smaller 400-450cc racer for my wife and i'll add another BomBer to my corral. Thanks Bombardier!




My Crew

 

Keep your eyes open Jimbostew, a little birdy told me that it just might be coming. SSSHHH, don't tell anyone yet!

I was truely proud to see how Bombardier reps grabbed the ball and ran with it to help these kids out. I would personaly like to thank both Aron Hill and Bill Fudge[of Bombardier] for making this happen.

 

THANX, Bombardier and thanks to the person who started the thread,and to all those people who rised the money for the these little ones. When it comes right down to it, Its not what you ride, Its how you ride. I am proud of being a fellow ATVer.