Spyder Sightings

[NancysToy]

I have seen more Spyders being towed on a trailer than being ridden by an UNFAMILIAR face. Sigh.

I have never seen another Spyder on a trailer, and have only spied a few unknown ones (or even known ones) on the road in two years. I have seen quite a few trucks loaded with trailers full of crates, though.

[Desert Spyder]

I have never seen another Spyder on a trailer, and have only spied a few unknown ones (or even known ones) on the road in two years. I have seen quite a few trucks loaded with trailers full of crates, though.

I think its a B-town thing Scotty. Barstow is the pitstop for SoCal with the I-15 and 40 coming through across the desert.

[JNorthStar]

I have never seen another Spyder on a trailer, and have only spied a few unknown ones (or even known ones) on the road in two years. I have seen quite a few trucks loaded with trailers full of crates, though.

My own Spyder has logged many more miles on the "drop tail" trailer than it has under its own power. It is just a convenience issue (I think), but it did finally gets its ordeal by rain this weekend. I have yet to find a cover which will allow for you to trailer under a soft cover. Might have to go to the enclosed type.

As for "where", you have probably noticed areas where there are too many to count. Southwest Missouri and southeast Wisconsin/nothern Illinois have strong interactions with very supportive dealers, and as you would suspect, many Spyders.J

[mark4Jesus]

Saw two going north through Dayton, TN. I was eating lunch and saw them through the window.