Leaving Spyder Community :(

[crafty]

I have a my Spyder and my husband has a 2015 Indian Roadmaster. He always said that if he can't hold the bike up anymore that he will trike it. They are beautiful. He has the same color red and cream bike. We get a lot of compliments riding together with my bike and his bike!

[Neil Rupp]

It is a California Side Car kit called an "Arrow"

http://californiasidecar.com/index.p...kes/show/arrow

Great looking ride. I had a very nice Goldwing trike. I know for a fact the Spider handles so much better. Just a fact. I do know what your talking about on the tires. I went to car tires as far as the dealers go we have to search for a good one. Dealers have chased a few away. My selling dealer sucks. I found a good one from a friend that has a spider.
Best of luck, Neil

[OKey]

[QUOTE=southjerseyrider;1295362]Hey guys just want to thank you for all the good advice and tips over last few years. I sold my 2014 Spyder and bought this Indian Roadmaster Trike. The Spyder is a great machine, I have no regrets. I'm just ready for a change. I hope I can find a an Indian forum as helpful as this one.


[/QUOTEg]Sweet!!!

[OKey]

SWEET!!!!

[oldrider60]

What did the seller tell you about the warranty? I am not sure how OEMs deal with aftermarket trike kits. It adds a lot of weight that the original 2 wheel design did not take into consideration. I triked a Kawasaki I think they allowed for the power-train but I never had to find out. At least the Ca Side Car kits are independent suspension in the rear. That makes for a much nicer ride, Harley uses a straight axle on their trikes and they ride like ****. I know my wife still has hers, we have it up for sale as soon as we get it out of the shop.

Hey guys just want to thank you for all the good advice and tips over last few years. I sold my 2014 Spyder and bought this Indian Roadmaster Trike. The Spyder is a great machine, I have no regrets. I'm just ready for a change. I hope I can find a an Indian forum as helpful as this one. Your going to hate reverse, or learn to hate it in time. Careful how you use it. The reverse motors are easy to burn up.