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New Spyder Rider

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Bob99

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Hi all. I just bought a 2014 Spyder LTD. We're expecting snow today, so I'll probably pick her up next week.

I look forward to getting to know fellow Spyder riders.

Bob
 
Bob and Don, thank you for welcoming me to the forum. It's great to be here.

Don, thank you for the advice. I greatly appreciate it.....and I need it. I've never ridden a three wheeler.
 
NEW YORK!!.................. Get a rope :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:


Welcome to the "More Smiles Per Mile" club


Cruzr Joe
 
Welcome..!! Welcome..!!

to both the roadster world and this most informative site...congrats on the new ryde..:2thumbs: hope that will be the end of the fluffy stuff...:banghead:
 
:welcome: It will take you 200 to 300 miles to adjust to the Spyder. Plan on doing a single long trip to do this, and stay OFF the major highways - use the winding back roads. One of the initial issues many have is the "death grip", causing you to tire early, and get sore. I have recommended to several new riders to practice riding open handed - just pushing to turn. Anyway, relax and enjoy the ride - remember that lonely right foot thingy is the only thing that will stop you!! :)
 
:welcome:and :congrats: on your new ride( 2014LTD) Don't be shy ask questions, we are here to help, I am glad that you found this site, Welcome to the Spyder world. :nopic:

I hope that the snow goes away soooooooooooooon for you, so you can lean how to ride spyder.
Up here in Vermont we still have a lot of snow :banghead: If you are looking for spyder events check out the Events/groups on the homepage. Sent a pm Deanna
 
Thanks for the welcomes! And thanks for the advice/suggestions! I am very open to any and all advice/suggestions. It seems there's a lot more to riding and learning about the Spyder than I originally thought. I'm very happy I found this Forum.

Deanna, I got your PM and will respond ASAP.

Thanks again!

Bob
 
Welcome, Bob. Congratulations on your new fun machine. Since you've not ridden a three wheel machine do read the safety portion of your owner's manual thoroughly, then relax, have fun and if warm enough, bring a tooth brush to scrub the bugs off your teeth. The big grin catches lots of them.
 
:congrats: on your new bike! Delve into the information here, especially the sticky links in General to learn as much as you can! You are going to have a blast!
 
Welcome to this great site

And the the Spyder world. I very recently got a 2014 RT-S and am still getting used to it. Different------than the motorcycles i"ve been riding all my life.

CHECK THE TIRE PRESSURE mine was delivered with low pressure----once set right , what a difference.

Kaos
 
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