Don't knock 'til ya try it

[SpyderSkeets]

When I first got my Spyder about a year ago, one of my best friends in NY was giving me the obligatory smack about getting a "real" motorcycle, blah blah blah. I recently rode it to NY and let him ride it. He came back with a smile on his face and for the rest of the time I was there, he couldn't talk nicer about it. He said he has a totally new perspective of them. Same thing for a couple others.

Today, I dropped it off at a garage to get it inspected. When I went to pick it up, the guy who owns the shop and performed my inspection (Nice guy. Long haired Harley type) said "I was going to give you $#it for riding one of those things, but they are actually pretty cool. I'm gonna have to get me one!" And went on about how cool it really was.

'Nuff said

[ARtraveler]

Lots of people out there with pre-conceived notions. Glad to see you have won some over. :thumbup:

[guzzihack]

I've had more than one Harley rider, even at Harley dominated events, express a lot of interest in my RT-S. Depends on how open minded they are to something different.

Coke

[Chupaca]

It's all in the test ryde...:2thumbs:

[RykerUSA]

I have a Harley trike riding sister who refuses to ryde my spyder for fear that she might like it. Sad but true.:spyder:

[MNBK]

My brother and our best friend both are dyed in the wool Harley riders and went to the Freewheeler last year. I went to the Spyder. We went to Sturgis this year and were amazed at how I was going thru the curves and how I didn't have to slow down for them. I offered to trade bikes with them for a while but they refused. I have ridden pretty much all brands and styles and am feeling bad for them and their narrow minded opinions. All ican say is "oh well "