Ken Yamaha - Motorcycles and animals don't usually mix. Here's the deal.

Real People Who Have Traded-In
Their Favorite Pets
To Acquire A Yamaha Motorcycle

Ellen dearly loved Buster, but knows she's better off without him.
Ellen Meisel became depressed and angry.
She knew her champion cat was keeping her from highway riding.
She joined the cat show circuit for 2 years, and finally sold Buster off.
The road is her home on the weekends, and her house smells great.
If only she could get a refund on the kitty grave plot she bought...

Ron Eisner, not for lack of money, finally sold his hitch.
He said it just came down to a lack of time,
more than the emotional commitment.
He couldn't rationalize buying a new Yamaha
until the heavy horses were off his hands.

Darryl Roberts had cash left over after the auto dealer did this rare trade.
Peter Vetal Elementary School misses their mascot,
but Darryl's neighbors are very pleased.
Darryl was always concerned about the chance
all that hay stored in his house could catch on fire.
Friends say his new YZ125 has put a spring in his step!

Jerry Hugo, of Flatbush County,
did an "even" trade with a local pet store.
For his two year old Dutch rabbit named Igloo,
he got most of a stock Yamaha XS400RJ Seca 400.
The local pet store is named "Python City."

Terry and Rick Corsette, from Detroit City,
got tired of the high cost of motorcycles.
They sold their prize pedigreed puppy on Ebay
to raise cash for their YZ250 dream bikes.
Their son Keith threw fits for just under a week.
Then he forgot about his playful puppy, saying hello dirt bike races!

Rolf Santesson, of Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
raffled off a 9 year old parakeet.
It brought in $51.00 (approx. $20 USD).
Where he lives, that's more than enough for a used XT125.
Rolf says the Nigerian Gerbils get raffled off next!

More to Come, Stay Tuned!