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Sal, any updates on the Spyder Jani-song?

harkamus

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Is there any information you can share with us regarding the Jani-song, Sal?
 
At this time, there is no plan to have them in the US. They are being made overseas and shipped to our customers in other countries. It is illegal to import autos so we can't bring them here.

sal
 
I'm surprised that a bali-song is considered an auto. Or a "gravity" knife, "flick knife" or ice pick. Oh my bad. Ice picks are not an auto so they must be fine. :rolleyes:

sal
 
Sal Glesser said:
At this time, there is no plan to have them in the US. They are being made overseas and shipped to our customers in other countries. It is illegal to import autos so we can't bring them here.

sal
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I'm curious as to the countries...Certainly nowhere in Europe, LOL
 
Sal Glesser said:
At this time, there is no plan to have them in the US. They are being made overseas and shipped to our customers in other countries. It is illegal to import autos so we can't bring them here.

sal
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Booooo. That's unfortunate news and opposite of what you mentioned last we spoke at Blade 2 or so years ago. But, I understand the law is the law. That said, could be be sold in the US as kits that the customer has to put together themselves? Is that a possibility for getting them in the US?
 
Sell em as kits, then have the buyer ship em back to the company for warranty work. lol

I'm just kidding
 
harkamus said:
Booooo. That's unfortunate news and opposite of what you mentioned last we spoke at Blade 2 or so years ago. But, I understand the law is the law. That said, could be be sold in the US as kits that the customer has to put together themselves? Is that a possibility for getting them in the US?
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kits are also illegal to import.

The long term plan is to also make them in Golden.

sal
 
While I dont agree with the law on this point, it is what it is. Thanks for the updates.
 
I hope they will be made in golden and be sold in states where it's legal. This definitely looks unique.
 
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