Going to Hay Days was a great experience and very humbling. Yamaha and the Nick Keller family took it upon themselves to give my family a real special time. Nick's first sled was named after his late mother Mary Jane whom passed away from cancer. Nick got close to my mother before she passed and he named his new sled Claudia after my mother. Yamaha then played some video footage of Nick's unbelievable journey raising money for cancer on his 2010 Yamaha Vector GT and that video had footage of my mother. We didn't know they were going to do that on Friday night in front of a good deal of Yamaha dealers and the Yamaha Corporate employees. It was tough to fight back the tears. It's very humbling to be thought of by not only the Keller Family but a big corp. like Yamaha. Yamaha has always preached family to their employees and dealers and I can tell you they have always been a big part of our family and have always treated us as such. We're always talking on this site about what companies do what with product but it's actions like this that display the big picture and what it's all about. I want to personally thank the Yamaha Motor Corporation and Nick Keller & Family for all they did for our family over the Hay Days weekend. It's something we'll never forget and seeing my mother's name on Nick's sled as he travels the U.P. raising money for cancer will be very special to say the least What Yamaha and Nick have created is great and I'm very happy to see it continue!