It has been 15 years in business and we're still rockin and ridin. I would like to thank all the people who have supported me through my days of being in the dungeon at the Collins Company with no heat, but a lot of cool bikes, to a shop that has two heaters. It's so nice to be warm in the winter. Remember ride hard and take chances - we got plenty of parts at the shop to fix it.

Mitch

P. S. Please remember if you ride the trail systems in the area, support your local clubs. If it wasn't for groups like the Berkshire Trail Riders, Netra and others you would have no where to trail ride. Please donate or join their groups.

Between less and less land and the lawyers that dream up new ways to sue innocent people on behalf of their clients stupidity, they have all but killed MotoX in Connecticut. For example, a woman spills coffee in her lap and gets $3,000,000 now no one gets piping hot coffee anymore. It's the same thing with riding, many of us ride and take the chance while others take the chance, crash then sue the land owner, hence, less and less open land to ride.

Let's not forget the people that move into new developments, with no regard to the area they are moving into. These are the people that call the police to complain the first time they hear that someone is riding a dirt bike and the noise annoys them. The funny thing is they moved into an area where people have been riding for years. Remember neighbor, "You moved into our neighborhood, we didn't move into yours".

Also, thanks to the lawmakers and legislators who have closed our public land to offroad riding! They have gone as far as to give the D.E.P. the power to come on to your property without a warrant and issue tickets to all riders who have not registered their dirt bikes. Last time I checked this was still the United States.

In Maine you are not allowed to sue a land owner if you crash your sled while crossings their property. How is this a benefit? The land remains open and you can ride large expanses of land. Have you tried that in Connecticut lately?

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