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TRUE AMERICAN TROADTRIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED! They are... Allison Lins - Milltown, NJ Jayne Drinan - Gresham, OR - A VRN Member! Sydney Sheppard, Folsom, CA - A VRN Member! Don Williams, St. Cloud, FL Randy Stephenson, Southfield, MI Shane Lautenslager, Tracy, CA Kevin Fury, Westminster, CO Dick Fox, Smithfield, VA Brandon Carlson, Cottonwood, UT Matt Cole , Mt. Vernon, WA
POLARIS RELEASES 2009 RESULTS Polaris Industries reported a record net income of $1.31/per diluted share for the 4th Qtr, 2009, an 18% increase over 2008's 4th Qtr. This, while actual sales were down 10% for the same quarter. For the year 2009, Polaris reported a net income of #101.0 million versus 2008's $117.4 million, a 13% decrease. Total sales for 2009 were $1,565.9 million, dropping 20% from 2008's total of $1,948.3 million.

June 25, 2010: Had to pick up the pace a little if I wanted to get to Castle Rock before the witching hour. Again, the miles ahead seemed rather daunting but with each passing mile and the rhythm of the highway faded away any concerns. St. Louis had construction action going on that brought me down to a crawl of the westside of the city, but soon I was back wide open. As the sun began to lift high in the sky the heat began to suck the life out of me, with the CamelBak I was a
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Posted by Ross Thacker on June 25, 2010 at 9:35pm — 1 Comment
Okay, I'm pulling back on the 60 hours for a few reasons. Most folks think I'm crazy to start with, but I didn't want to stress the bike out and needing to be there for work first thing Monday morning. So I'm leaving today, giving me a good four days of travel. I've got the new tire on and have changed my oil. I've looked the bike over and everything looks well, and it is running at the top of its game.
I think that I'll ride I-70 across to Castle Rock, CO and meet up with the
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