Do you ride your Spyder or drive it ???

[GA-SPYDER]

I guess if you ride the Spyder in a static position you could classify that as driving. But if you use that style of riding, the Spyder will through you in the ditch on curves.

In the twisties I ride my Spyder the same way I ride my sled. I move around on the seat, just not as pronounced.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IG6KLb8lThY

I just love your sig picture!

 

[spyderbirds]

Spyders bite

After we were bitten by the spyder it took our bank account on a ryde so its only fair that we now ryde it! :bowdown:

 

[SPYDERGUY1]

am so confused, I enjoy my SPYDER AS WE BOND on our outings. As if that analogy helps things out.:2thumbs:

 

[mxz600]

I just love your sig picture!

Thank you. I got a new Canon EF-S 10-22mm lens last year and I was just playing around. Always looking for the fun shot.

 

[DynamoBT]

I ride. Or, as we like to call it: "ryde".

Had a real nice ryde with hubby today. Not long enough in my book. Only 82 miles. Hubby said he had gone just about as far as he could have today without getting stiff. Guess it's a good thing I got the passenger peg extensions for him back there! A backrest too!!

Great weather today! I could have gone on all afternoon and into the evening! Oh, was this fun today!!!!!hyea:

 

[bone crusher]

Simple question. What term do you prefer, or what term to you think fits the situation best ??? I choose driving.

Those who chose "ride" should explain what ride means to them.

To me, driving means this...

Controlling every aspect of the bike (speed, shifting, steering, braking, cornering, traction, etc.) and having the ability to push the Spyder.

I thought this topic was discussed a couple of years ago...something about autos drive and manuals ride...I can't remember exactly...must be getting old...

 

[aka1004]

I ryde with se5, best ride I ever had.

 

[happyspyder2039]

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

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