Bob Denman
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:shocked: That might be a hint that something very interesting will happen in about five weeks...
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If you're buying a Spyder....get a new one. If you're trying to decide on buying a new 'Wing OR a Spyder...then take a long test drive on the Spyder to see if you really like it.
I too, sold my Goldwing 1800 for a 2014 Spyder RT-S and still have mixed feelings. When I'm tired, have a passenger on back, have been driving all day, then I'm glad to be on 3 wheels. No balancing or braking issues, and no need to worry about dumping the passenger in a fall.
When I'm fresh and out riding, man, do I miss the 'Wing. I love the leaning going into and out of curves and the quietness and smoothness of the 1832cc's. It's easier riding 2 wheels, and my feeling on the Spyder is that it's just like riding an ATV down the road. It want's to throw you in the high speed turns, so you HAVE TO LEAN into the turn to compensate.
I've been riding close to 50 years.....both bikes, trikes, atv's and sleds, so I'm no virgin.
Many on this forum love their Spyders and are ready to defend their position.
I have my likes and dislikes....but for probably 60% of the time, I miss my two wheels.
Just my 2 cent's worth.
I too, sold my Goldwing 1800 for a 2014 Spyder RT-S and still have mixed feelings. When I'm tired, have a passenger on back, have been driving all day, then I'm glad to be on 3 wheels. No balancing or braking issues, and no need to worry about dumping the passenger in a fall.
When I'm fresh and out riding, man, do I miss the 'Wing. I love the leaning going into and out of curves and the quietness and smoothness of the 1832cc's. It's easier riding 2 wheels, and my feeling on the Spyder is that it's just like riding an ATV down the road. It want's to throw you in the high speed turns, so you HAVE TO LEAN into the turn to compensate.
I've been riding close to 50 years.....both bikes, trikes, atv's and sleds, so I'm no virgin.
Many on this forum love their Spyders and are ready to defend their position.
I have my likes and dislikes....but for probably 60% of the time, I miss my two wheels.
Just my 2 cent's worth.
Bob Denman
New member
That's why you should keep a "leaner" around... :thumbup:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
WING MAN
Since you said you are coming from a WING.....DO NOT EVEN CONSIDER the V-twin Spyder.........You will hate it very shortly......jmho......Mike :thumbup:
Since you said you are coming from a WING.....DO NOT EVEN CONSIDER the V-twin Spyder.........You will hate it very shortly......jmho......Mike :thumbup:
Bob Denman
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When you're tired :shocked:; trike it up! :thumbup:
Save the leaner for those short hops, where some adrenaline may be unleashed!
You need these!
https://youtu.be/EnJfsH_druU
https://youtu.be/EnJfsH_druU
Bob Denman
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:shocked: Can we put them on the back of a Spyder??? :roflblack:
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