First thing I need to say

Hi,

The first thing I need to say is, Thank You for your support over the last 2 1/2 years. Your a Great bunch.

Silverwing riders, my friends, that I'm very, very proud to know.

Again, Thank You.

Your most welcome Dennis.

I hope to meet you someday. Bob and I are planning on going to the STO Rally in September. Maybe we can meet up somewhere.

Cathy

Dennis- you are most deserving. BTW, have you thought about making accessories to fit other brands of scoots? I have a couple of Burgmans that ride with us and had a bunch of inquiries about where I got my flags and light bar while I was at Daytona bike week. I imagine getting the measurements might be the biggest problem.

Dennis,

I think it is great that Gary asked me to do this. I just didn't think about it and I hope it helps you sell more too. They things you make are top quality.

Hi! DennisB.
I realy thank-you for everything you did for me or maby for the swing! but anyway you are a great guy. When I will get done with all the accessories you did for me I will put some pics on the forum so everybody will see how the good work you did.
Thank-you very much.
Andy.

Glad to see this new section. Dennis I plan to order some parts soon. i made myself a promise that I would wait to get stuff for the new bike until after I sell the old bkie.
Toro8

Dennis I probably won't buy anything from your 'shop'. Only because I don't really mod my machines.

But I will wish you all the success your skill and vision deserves.

Don't stop designing and manufacturing, (you never know, Mrs Waspie may want arm rests in her dotage!!!!!).

Best of luck for your new on line outlet. Today silverwing600.com - tomorrow an eBay take over!!

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Don't stop designing and manufacturing, (you never know, Mrs Waspie may want arm rests in her dotage!!!!!).[/quote]

Doug, I remember in 1979, my wifes reaction when I brought her first microwave oven home. She told me to take it back. She didn't want or need one. I told her I would, but asked her to just try it for the week end. Now, 31 years and about a half dozen microwaves later, if she had to choose between me and the microwave, I know who would be on the porch tonight.

Dennis' arm rests are awesome. Your wife, may I call her Ms Waspie?, would get used to them very quickly. I actually want to ride in the pillion seat when our trike conversion is done and Debbie learns to drive a little.

You are still young and probably have aggressive genes still in action. As an older man, I like the laid back things in life. Although, I would like to drive a tank some day. And I have a sky dive planned for August this year. Someone may have to load me in the plane, but the jumping out part I will do on my own. After that, God will decide whether I live or die.

Gary,
While I applaud your desire to be really dumb, I agree with an Army pilot I was stationed with about 50 years ago -- "anyone who would jump out of a perfectly good airplane is out of his mind".

So the UltraWing is finally on its way!

:flower:

Gary, I totally agree with Jon.

Jumping from a perfectly serviceable aircraft is not the act of a sane man!! But happy landings just the same.