I did get my license a couple of years back and now that I'm semi-retired I want to buy a used bike.
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I did get my license a couple of years back and now that I'm semi-retired I want to buy a used bike.
Welcome aboard Cheryl, and it's good to see you posting after so long too! :clap:
I should say that we're much more of a widely dispersed community of Spyder Lovers than we really are a 'Club' but we can still work with that. But we do have Forum Members all over the World, all ages, riding background, and from all walks of life. :thumbup:
Have you been looking at any Spyders in particular since you got your license? :dontknow:
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Deanna
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:welcome:.... I've owned three Spyders .... I love my 14 RT .... and think if this is your first Spyder, get the RYKER version.... fully automatic .... much lighter than the RT or F-3 .... It really designed for one person .... A good late model USED on won't cost much ( 6 to 8,000 ..... so if you decide it isn't for you .... you could probably sell it for what you paid for it ...... good luck ..... Mike :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by cherylgun
:coffee:...Welcome to the Spyder Forum. Glad to have you on board. Please post up your comments and questions. If you need any help just let us know. Stay Healthy and enjoy your Ryde Times. ....:thumbup:
Welcome.
:welcome: enjoy!
Welcome aboard, Cheryl. In contrast to Blueknight's recommendation, my wife loves her Spyder RTL. We learned three-wheelers on Rykers but they made her arms hurt. The Spyder with its power steering is just the ticket. If at all possible, wrangle a ride on each kind and compare.