TO ALL:
Long Live the Brick of the Corn........it shall ride on (box intact), until it fulfills it's destiny, but herefore shall be know as Southern Cornbread (SCB for short). And Johnny Crack Corn ( and he don't care), is a gentleman and a scholar and a good judge of Bourbon (corn liquor?) , and a great guy to do business with. Actually, it's not business, since it's within the family, but you know the name of that game. Everyone should know what a great Ambassador for K-Bikes the JO is..........not only did he lure me to Corn-consin with promises of special butter, he gave me a great corn-fed deal! Did you know Cheezconsin has a motorcycle export tax? If you remove a motorcycle from Cheezconsin, you must pay a fee of $250! We went down to the Juneau, Wisconsin court house Saturday, but it was closed. Good Ole Johnny took my $250 and will pay the fee for me when the court house is open. And to further show you what a Prince of Corn he is, he helped me comply with the WMEATR ( Wisconsin Motorcycle Export Anti-Theft Regulation ...."we-meat-her" )! After he drove me to the AutoZone store for me to buy a grinder, The Big JO "My Prince of The Corn", personally used the grinder to grind off the VIN so I could safely export the K100RS out of state.
He told me that if I know anyone who is looking for a specific bike, let him know and he will provide the same professional, personal assistance to help them export as well.
Am I grinning, with my new K100RS, only 20,000 miles, only ridden to church in Juneau on Sundays? You betcha!
