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Buying a new Syder, Help!
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COOLMACHINE
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congrats.
Welcome spyderbaby. If you are asking for a helpful hint. Just remember when you are riding your spyder. Hold the handlebars loosely. This thing tracks nicely down the road on it's own. It does not require a lot of attention from you if you are traveling in a straight line. If you hold the handlebars too tightly, the spyder will seem squirrelly. Very responsive. Happy motoring!
Welcome spyderbaby. If you are asking for a helpful hint. Just remember when you are riding your spyder. Hold the handlebars loosely. This thing tracks nicely down the road on it's own. It does not require a lot of attention from you if you are traveling in a straight line. If you hold the handlebars too tightly, the spyder will seem squirrelly. Very responsive. Happy motoring!
SpyderWolf
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welcome
The first thing I would do is check with the members on the Florida board here and see if they have any experience with the dealer you are thinking of buying from. The most improtant thing you are going to want is a good service department that you can trust to stand behind you and your new Spyder. I am sure they will have some recommendations on where to go, and possibly where to stay away from.
Get ready for a great time, and many smiles per mile as well. :thumbup:
The first thing I would do is check with the members on the Florida board here and see if they have any experience with the dealer you are thinking of buying from. The most improtant thing you are going to want is a good service department that you can trust to stand behind you and your new Spyder. I am sure they will have some recommendations on where to go, and possibly where to stay away from.
Get ready for a great time, and many smiles per mile as well. :thumbup:
Roger
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:agree: and to be safe ask them how to check the fluids and then actually do it so you know they are full when you leave if the dealer is good he should not be offended at all.
SpyderGirl
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welcome
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