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Bought a 2009 Roadster today. More than 40 years of two wheel experience, including road racing - this is a learning curve. Happy to find this forum.
 
NEWBIE

:congrats:...:welcome:.....Find the do's and dont's thread....lot's of helpful stuff...........Mike :thumbup:
 
Have any questions ........................ feel free to ask

Simple things

keep front tires at the same pressure 17 - 20 lbs depending on how you like it rear tire 28 Lbs

Relax your Grip

Let her warm up before you take off

keep your Revs above 3300 to prevent clutch from slipping (except in 1st gear)

Ride it like you stole it and


WELCOME TO THE ZOO.


Cruzr Joe
 
Now... The FUN begins! :yes::yes::yes:

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:congrats:on your new ride. It took me about 500 miles to finally convince my brain that I wasn't about to go off the road in every curve, because my machine wasn't leaning! Once I got over that, it has been nothing but fun, ever since!

:welcome:to our (sometimes) dysfunctional, but happy family!
 
Welcome welcome....

To both this site and the roadster world. :thumbup: wait till you learn the curve thats when the real fun begins :2thumbs:
 
Have any questions ........................ feel free to ask

Simple things

keep front tires at the same pressure 17 - 20 lbs depending on how you like it rear tire 28 Lbs

Relax your Grip

Let her warm up before you take off

keep your Revs above 3300 to prevent clutch from slipping (except in 1st gear)

Ride it like you stole it and


WELCOME TO THE ZOO.


Cruzr Joe



Ya, and Cruzr Joe is the head zookeeper!!!!!!!! :-)
 
Like skiing

Welcome and congrats on the :spyder2:.

One of the members here is a ski instructor and posted the following technique for sprited corners;

Step on the outside foot peg ( faster = harder step) bend inside elbow to lower CG.

Finding the best apex deponds on your :spyder2:. I live on a curvey mountian road and this works.

Congrats,
Kaos
 
Bought a 2009 Roadster today. More than 40 years of two wheel experience, including road racing - this is a learning curve. Happy to find this forum.
Welcome from Central Washington State where the weather is getting a little warmer.
 
Welcome to the party :doorag: I just got my 2013 STS last November so fairly new to spyder riding myself. Having a BLAST so far. Hope you do too!
 
Bought a 2009 Roadster today. More than 40 years of two wheel experience, including road racing - this is a learning curve. Happy to find this forum.

:welcome: Yes, there is a learning curve, but it's very short. Your 40 years of riding experience will help.

Pam
 
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