how does the total compare to snow sled sales.

Is Michigan on there because they are dividing the sales?
I did not know there was places to ride in Washington DC and lastly we are not last(Alaska).AlaskaBoy.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

im 3rd

Ohio, number six baby! Too bad there's nowhere to ride! Knowsalot, where'd you get this?

Alaskaboy there's a nice grassy spot on Pennsylvania Ave. if you careor dare to tear it up[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

You guys didn't know that the Knowsalot Facility was adopted into statehood this year making 51 states??

LOL

Actually, Michigan was indeed listed twice. Sorry, I fixed it. All of you guys moved up a spot[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

Sorry that I didn't put the source of info under this thread. I did in the Yamaha forum, but forgot to here. I added the soucre above with the list.


warrior007, DealerNews, Dealer Trade Industry Magazine, Motorcyle Industry Council NewsLetter and a few other publications use this info all the time. Some word for word, and sometimes not. I don't have any of them here at home, but you said that your copy has Penn listed 3000 units over Michigan. Sounds about right to me.

Wash DC is on there also

DC is on there because this is the way it appeared on the list.

These lists are always based on where they were registered. I guess the things you buy in DC must be registered there as well.

The 37 guys there who bought them most likely make up the only riding group in the area...LOL

I'd be interested to see how much the sales have grown in the last five years in every state.

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