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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
I would imagine to a hawk that any chicken is "old enough"...
That reminds me of Foghorn leghorn messin with the chicken hawk and tellin him "dog" was a chicken...lol
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corbin Lamont cut seat with back rest, graphic gator,Chrome grips, trailer hitch,buttler mug, two brothers exhaust, painted center fender strips. center brake light, Led lights, tricLed fender lights
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The article was right on. It does not take skill, determination and daring to ryde a Spyder, but it does take cash, adventurism and patience to own one.
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Originally Posted by dave01
The article was right on. It does not take skill, determination and daring to ryde a Spyder, but it does take cash, adventurism and patience to own one.
I agree that it does not take skill, determination, and daring to ryde a Spyder.....but it also does not take a lack of skill, determination, and daring to ryde one...as the article implied.
-Scotty
2011 Spyder RTS-SM5 (mine)
2000 BMW R1100RTP, motorized tricycle & 23 vintage bikes
2011 RT-622 trailer, Aspen Sentry popup camper, custom motorcycle trailer to pull behind the Spyder
Mutant Trikes Forever!
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Originally Posted by NancysToy
I agree that it does not take skill, determination, and daring to ryde a Spyder.....but it also does not take a lack of skill, determination, and daring to ryde one...as the article implied.
So true Scotty.
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Have I told y'all lately how much I love how positive, warm, and friendly this place is? You don't see much negativity in this forum, and I love that. Please know that I'm not trying to be negative. You all know at this point how I took the article. I didn't find it to be warm, positive, and friendly! But I'm really happy the Spyder community is!
Thanks,
Andy
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Originally Posted by ABQ_Spyderman
Have I told y'all lately how much I love how positive, warm, and friendly this place is? You don't see much negativity in this forum, and I love that. Please know that I'm not trying to be negative. You all know at this point how I took the article. I didn't find it to be warm, positive, and friendly! But I'm really happy the Spyder community is!
Thanks,
Andy
Now you make me feel bad I used the term 'thin-skinned'.
In fact, I apologize.
Penny and Rick have owned many motorcycles starting in 1974 with Hondas, then to Suzukis, Gold Wings and ultimately Spyders.
74 Honda 360T (pair); 78 Suzuki GS 1000 (pair); 82 Honda Aspencade; 84 Honda 400; 87 Yamaha 1100; 99 Honda Valkyrie; 01 Suzuki Burgman(triked); 02 Honda GL 1800(triked); 10 Spyder RTSE; 11 Spyder RTSM; 12 Spyder RTSL (pair); 20 Spyder RTL (current)
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Originally Posted by Double Trouble
Now you make me feel bad I used the term 'thin-skinned'.
In fact, I apologize.
No need to apologize! It's all good!
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2013 "Silver Dream" GG Taurus
2008 "Silver Dream" Spyder RS
Einstein's theory of drag racing: Time and Speed are Relative.
Shut up and Race!
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In my opinion,,,
We don't buy spyders because we are scared of motorcycles, we buy them because they are a different animal, i like different,
i consider myself a fairly decent rider, i have owned almost every heavy weight bike from a gsxr1100 to a yamaha vmax,
my ride now is a triumph rocket3 with 2300cc and over 140lbs of toque, i also have a blackbird1100 but one of my favorites?my 07 ninja250,,
soooo,,, do i feel "seasoned" enough to ride the spyder??
Well, my wife don't think so, she never lets me ride it, i see an RT in my near future and i will NOT let her ride it
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I don't care... Just give me a set of handlebars, an internal combustion engine and less than 4 wheels and I'm as happy as a clam in wet sand...
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I'm just glad I don't have to put my feet down in stop and go traffic anymore. Like everyone else I've
been riding 2 wheelers forever and just love my Spyder and its benefits.
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I agree that this was a good write up for the Spyder. Just an unfortunate choice of words that can and was taken a couple of ways. But, look at it this way. Skill--take any "seasoned" motorcycle rider of 20 years,
put him or her on a Spyder and say go! Watch their skill level. Determination--takes that to get used to the Y design, loose grip on the handlebars, etc. That doesn't come after 5 miles. Daring--you betcha. Just ask anyone who has driven a Spyder in heavy traffic with the fabric of your jeans the only protection you have between you and the cage with the idiot driver next to you.
DidI mention I love my Spyder too? I have to sign off now. Time to ryde my
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It does not take skill, determination, and daring to ride a motorcycle. It's just a motorcycle - not a rocketship. It does take skill, determination, and daring to be the first to adopt a new technology. And it does take it to be a movie prop in high adventure movies like GI Joe and Transformers. I didn't see a Honda Goldwing or Harleys in those movies.
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