First of all I am not trying to put anyone down by any means... However I just don’t get it. Why a 3 wheeler "unless handicapped"? I understand the open road and all, believe me i do. But I just don’t get why you would spend the money on these bikes or a trike for that matter unless you are physically in need of one. Don’t get me wrong, when i am old and can’t hold 2 wheels up any more ill have a trike too. But i am seeing so many people that have these things for their first motorcycle "if you want to call it a bike" and i don’t understand, why? Is it that you just can’t grasp the concept of 2 wheels? If so cool, still want to enjoy the open road, cool. But what is it? Oh and before someone gets their panties in knots Yes i have ridden one, and I’ll take my road king any day of the week over one of these things... IMO you shouldn't even need a motorcycle endorsement on your lic. for this... I have a very open mind and honestly would like some corrective "respectful" feedback on this. I am NOT, by any means trying to be disrespectful to any of you all. Just wanted to know so bad that I created this account just to ask this question.
I agree, he's probably riding the spyder right now!ldpost: 7/20/12. The troll is long gone.
Why would someone buy a Road King. . . is it because they can't understand the concept of Indian? Why would someone buy a pickup truck? Is it because they can't understand the concept of a sports car? Why would someone eat at Burger King? Is it because they can't understand the concept of McDonalds? Your question: "Is it that you just can’t grasp the concept of 2 wheels?" is really condescending and more than a bit arrogant. I could ride two wheels when I was 5. I happen to like my Spyder, and I bought it because: (1) I wanted to; (2) I could; (3) I live in a country (and spent 25 years defending it) that allows me to spend my money as I see fit, without the need to give a $%#@! what someone else thinks of my choice. Why would you even ask this question? Is it that you can't understand the concept that others have free will and are not in the business of fulfilling your every wish? As for the motorcycle endorsement . . . its a good thing you aren't in charge of DMV.
i'm with you gary! the wife loves the ride and would never get on 2 with me again! that's all I need for a reason!!:2thumbs:When I was young we chewed up chains and sprockets in the mud and sand. We all have our own sense of what fun is. Free will. Now I can't hold up a big cruiser. The good news is I'm having a good time and my wife is not afraid to go with me. Gary
I don't know where you learned your English grammar, but it's not really important. And, shouldn't is the contraction for should not. Either one is correct. Just very petty, and I apologize if I embarrassed you.
I will be 80 years old my next birthday, I have never owned a motorcycle and never had a desire to own one. My darling wife passed away almost 2 years ago. I did not want to do anything except sit in my recliner and cry. I didn't want to be around people or associate with anyone, even relatives. The Doctor even told me (after the grief councilor failure) to join an online social club. That didn't work either. I saw :f_spider:s on the TV and thought maybe this would help. If it doesn't work I can always join my wife. It's true I was that close. I bought the :f_spider: and it was the smartest move I have ever made. I spend half my time on my :f_spider: and the other half reading threads. This is true, the Spyder saved my life. I don't care what anyone say's or if the :f_spider::joke: breaks down I no longer spend 24 hours in my recliner.:yes::yes: