How long did it take you to get used to the steering, assuming you have? I don't think a Spyder will extend my riding season. I'm usually done riding when the temp dips below 50 degrees. I hate riding in the cold...I went to test drive a used 2021 RTL. I got about a mile from the place and got caught in a downpour. I went back and offered them $1000 less than they were asking and they accepted. Was a one owner bike and the dealer had all the service records. I came from HD touring bikes. One Road King, one Ultra, and one Street Glide. It takes getting used to as it’s not a two wheeler. That was August 19th of this year and I have now 4000 miles on it. Upgraded the sway bar and front shocks as well as a custom Dynojet tune and cat delete pipe. Zero regrets and actually I am looking forward to the slightly extended season on three wheels over two!
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Contemplating buying a Spyder - any reliability, power, and buyer's remorse issues?
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Not long. It’s twitchy at first. Don’t death grip the bars. Use them like armrests. I love riding in the cold weather. If you haven’t updated the front anti sway and end links (stock links are plastic) you need to do that. It helps immensely
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