Do you ride your Spyder or drive it ???

[murphybrown]

Yep Yep

:doorag: I RYDE my Spyder and Drive my truck.

:agree::2thumbs:

 

[Bob Denman]

Drive cages, ride bikes, ryde Spyders.

:agree: Well said... :thumbup:

 

[dltang]

If you drive your horse, then I drive my Spyder.

When you ride a horse, you are on top and straddled over it but you still have control of how the horse handles and where it takes you. When you drive a horse, you are sitting in a cart, carriage or buggy. You still are controlling where the horse is taking you but you are not on top of the horse. All that being said, I RIDE MY SPYDER!!

 

[XLT]

I drive my Spyder in the direction I want to ride.

 

[arntufun]

But if all of are you are ryding your Spyder, Who the heck is driving it ???:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack: You ride the bus, that means you are not driving the bus. Same applys here.

 

[Raptor]

:dontknow:
I ride my Spyder, it's a feeling, when I move the Spyder it returns the favor and moves me :thumbup:

I do like this explanation. Riding and driving can both be spiritual experiences, but I like how you put this Lamont.

 

[WackyDan]

I flog it.

 

[Raptor]

I flog it.

:roflblack: :clap:

 

[FANG]

Driving implies sitting in a vehicle and using a steering wheel to control -- like the term ride because I have a felling of freedom that I definitely don't get in a car.

 

[BajaRon]

When you ride a horse, you are on top and straddled over it but you still have control of how the horse handles and where it takes you. When you drive a horse, you are sitting in a cart, carriage or buggy. You still are controlling where the horse is taking you but you are not on top of the horse. All that being said, I RIDE MY SPYDER!!

Great Point! Love the logic....

 

[BajaRon]

I flog it.

You have not seen FLOGGED until you've seen Seth's ride (or drive). :yikes:

 

[ARtraveler]

I guess I ryde my:spyder2:. I'm not agressive--but like to be in control of all the nuances.

 

[WackyDan]

You have not seen FLOGGED until you've seen Seth's ride (or drive). :yikes:

Well.. Lets just say that once upon a time...Ol'Wacky was rolling with Doc, Seth, RShrimp, and another Floridian in the smokies when on a four lane, Doc decided to demonstrate his turbo.

As we rolled north of triple digits I heard a sound pulling up along side me... It was Seth. Who was noted to say later "Dude, Never take it out of 4th". :lecturef_smilie:

At 250 pounds... My Spyder was flogged. :thumbup:

 

[boborgera]

I ride; If I'm driving I'm in my truck.

 

[dave01]

I just get on, hang on and try to keep up with Doc. I pretend to be in control, so I guess I dryve it.

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[ScreaminMeanie]

I'm a cowgirl at heart - you ride horses (on top of them), you drive cattle (behind them). :thumbup:

 

[mxz600]

But if all of are you are ryding your Spyder, Who the heck is driving it ???:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack: You ride the bus, that means you are not driving the bus. Same applys here.

I get your point, but no. Riding isn't always for passengers.

If you are the one in control of the vehicle it goes like this. IMHO

Sit on = ride
Sit in = drive

Also,

Handle bars = ride
Steering wheel = drive

Here is another subject for debate.
Is that little silver thingy that makes the Spyder go an engine or a motor?

 

[boborgera]

You Park on the Driveway.
You Drive on the Parkway.
:dontknow:

 

[WackyDan]

I just get on, hang on and try to keep up with Doc. I pretend to be in control, so I guess I dryve it.

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Doc goes fast, but he doesn't ride stupid. Tuck in behind him and ride and have fun.

 

[RAL]

I ride my Spyder. My truck drives me to the poor house.


RAL