Awesome

[palehorsevt]

It is great to see the number of "disabled" folks back in the wind because of this bike. I don't care what the purist want to call the spyder, we are ridin again!!! I really appreciate the sharing of knowledge and am working on my wheelchair mount now thanks to a certain Canadian fellow.

I was at the dealer a couple of days ago and ran into a Nam Vet with similiar injuries. It was kinda of surreal to have two generations of Combat Vets now joined by the Spyder Brotherhood.

Although not my bag Baby, he was picking up the Corbin saddlebags which are pretty darn sweet.

Be safe all

 

[Roaddog2]

:2thumbs::2thumbs:

 

[FANG]

:clap::clap: :yes: :2thumbs:

 

[gjco]

:congrats::clap::2thumbs::yes:

 

[LDFIREWORKS]

:2thumbs::2thumbs::2thumbs:

 

[Sara]

Palehorse--------

------------I'm glad you are going to get on the Spyder----I've tried to make this point--that this BRP machine is a major contribution to people who cannot go on two wheels, like me, and the Spyder is a liberating ride. Good luck to you and keep the shiny parts up-----SSSS

 

[DocSporseen]

:agree:You're absolutely right. It's great to see a company make something like this, where it's a reasonably priced option for folks who like to have the wind in their face. I know I'm way low on the "disabled" totem pole, but even for someone like me with just one bad leg, this thing is a godsend. The fact that folks who may have not have any other option than a Harley trike that may or may not run day-to-day now can get out and enjoy themselves again on less than four wheels is great.

 

[bone crusher]

Keep riding! :2thumbs:

 

[barb36jack31]

For Doc Sporseen. Welcome aboard! I am an old retired Navy Medic (Korea and Vietnam). Have a silver Spyder and love it. Hope you get to ride soon.

Jack H.

 

[tomwom]

:spyder2:We are here for the FUN FUN FUN.:clap: :2thumbs: :congrats: :2excited: :doorag: :yes: