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New RT-S handled the Dragon perfectly!
Great ride this weekend on The Tail of the Dragon! 2014 RT-S took the curves like a champ (not a bad rider either if I do say so myself).
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Originally Posted by RetiredCPO
Great ride this weekend on The Tail of the Dragon! 2014 RT-S took the curves like a champ (not a bad rider either if I do say so myself).
Nice, please post some a normal speed.
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Originally Posted by vided
Nice, please post some a normal speed.
Normal speed is 17 minutes and 14 GB so I have to edit it down to a few choice clips. Will do though. Cheers!
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Originally Posted by Chupaca
they just would'nt get outta the way...!! sounds like you were wound out similar to the isle of mann...
I know right? I was going great, averaging about 35 mph until I came up to the bikes - then it was 25. Still fun though.
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Yep. I will do that some day
That was a great ride, you were looking great. my day will come, my husbands talked about that road its on his to do list,, mine too. Its makes your hands start to sweat....
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Originally Posted by RetiredCPO
I know right? I was going great, averaging about 35 mph until I came up to the bikes - then it was 25. Still fun though.
First, thanks for serving our country! How do you think a 2013 or earlier Spyder would do on the same ryde? Looks like you had a great time.
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Originally Posted by swmp321
First, thanks for serving our country! How do you think a 2013 or earlier Spyder would do on the same ryde? Looks like you had a great time.
Saw a bunch of other Spyders and they did great also. Talked to one lady from Florida who has 30k on her 2012 RTL and she rydes coast to coast. She said it does great. Did notice the VSS kick on a few times on the big curves when I had the wheels pegged to the side. A bit of wheel squeal but the Spyder comes out of the turns and gets back up to speed great. Talking with my two-wheel friends riding with me, the Spyder is definitely more work turning, but less work at the same time because of the bikes leaning side to side. And thanks for the thanks! Loved my time in the Navy and would do it again (if my knees weren't shot and I was 20 years younger).
Last edited by RetiredCPO; 07-07-2014 at 03:34 PM.
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