Would you be RV'ing or what?
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Does Anyone "Snowbird" with their Spyder?
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Would you be RV'ing or what?
Thanks Folks, I guess I should have told you that I have an RV and pull a Triton trailer for my toys, so I’ll be staying in the RV sites. My wife and I like to dine out a lot and like site seeing on secondary roads. Like to be in a semi quiet area in riding distance to new things to see and do, and still ride back to RV and relax towards evening. :cheers: cueman
Spyderman2018
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Savanna GA. area would certainly fit your bill. I plan on retiring in that area in a couple years...….
It sounds like you can go pretty much wherever you want and even move from spot to spot during the winter. If so, you should include the Southwest on your itinerary. Having said that, it's a pretty big area with a lot of choices. If money is an issue, you can't go wrong with the area around Yuma or Quartzite AZ which caters specifically to snowbirds. If you want to go more upscale and can afford it, look in Palm Desert, CA. The area around Globe, AZ and Tucson, AZ is fantastic for riding, although the weather can be a little dicey because of the elevation.
canamjhb
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Last year at a SW Spyder Ryde-In I met a couple that both had F3s. I don't remember their names but do remember their circumstance. They were traveling around the country in an RV towing a trailer with their 2 Spyders. They were going from Ryde-In to Ryde-In and Rally to Rally, participating in the local rides and having a heck of a good time. What better way to see all of our great country, meet new people and enjoy riding. And, living out of an RV provides the flexibility to choose location. I retired 15 years ago from the "wet side" of Washington State and knew where I wanted to be because I had family here. I am happy with my choice. But if I had an opportunity to do it over, I think a traveling RV would be my choice until I found that perfect place to settle in..... Jim
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