ARtraveler
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But do you park upside down, and on the ceiling?
When required, of course. :roflblack::roflblack:
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When required, of course. :roflblack::roflblack:
Bob Denman
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:clap: You are clearly a man of enviable talents! :2thumbs:
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Oldmanzues
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I just do what the others are doing. However I have never been a with a group that parks on the ceiling so I do not know about that part. Parking by myself among cars, park as the space indicates
Oldmanzues
Oldmanzues
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Directions for parking on the ceiling can be found in "Mary Poppins--tea party on the ceiling." You will get a real "laugh" from that one.
Bob Denman
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Or; you just need to "Get your PARTY on!" :2thumbs:
Spyder RTL
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I think it depends on your local laws. In California, motorcycles must "be parked with at least one wheel or fender touching the right-hand curb" (section 22502 CVC). The California Motorcycle Handbook says, "Park at an angle of 45 to 90 degrees to the curb with a wheel or fender touching the curb."
WEB-WVR
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Back in at the same angle the bikes are. 
If you park parallel and motorcycles then park at both ends....you cant get out :banghead:
The Spyder is the same length as my M109R...but do watch for length issues as some cities may have shorter/smaller motorcycle spots.
But here is a SUB-QUESTION:
Do you park the Spyder in spots reserved for motorcycles ??? :dontknow: Many of these spaces are painted/marked off for narrow 2 wheel motorcycles. Legally I suppose if your state classifies the Spyder as a MC then you are good to go (legally)....but being wider, you will probably take up 2 spaces and may get vandalized :doorag: for usinf them all up. ???
I would probably park in a regular car spot myself to avoid pissing off the 2 wheelers. :thumbup:
If you park parallel and motorcycles then park at both ends....you cant get out :banghead:
The Spyder is the same length as my M109R...but do watch for length issues as some cities may have shorter/smaller motorcycle spots.
But here is a SUB-QUESTION:
Do you park the Spyder in spots reserved for motorcycles ??? :dontknow: Many of these spaces are painted/marked off for narrow 2 wheel motorcycles. Legally I suppose if your state classifies the Spyder as a MC then you are good to go (legally)....but being wider, you will probably take up 2 spaces and may get vandalized :doorag: for usinf them all up. ???
I would probably park in a regular car spot myself to avoid pissing off the 2 wheelers. :thumbup:
All of the above. If there is space I parallel park like a car, or I might 45* it to the curb. OTOH if the situation dictates, and there's not a lot of room with other bikes, I 90* it like any other trike. Of course backing in or better yet, nosing in downhill gives me a chance to show off reverse gear.
I generally try NOT to take up any more room in a motorcycle only parking area than I need to. The Spyder kind of sort of fits between the lines if you're neat.
I generally try NOT to take up any more room in a motorcycle only parking area than I need to. The Spyder kind of sort of fits between the lines if you're neat.
Centurion.TX
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Back in useally on end (stand out more) & hear how much they like my bike :firstplace::yes::doorag:
Awesome traction you got on that one.
CanAmChris
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If it is a large bike gathering or there is space where other bikes are at, I 90 degree in with the others.
I tend not to park it in motorcycle designated areas because I wouldn't want a two wheeler to have to waste a full spot because I was in the motorcycle parking. I have seen cagers get upset that a two wheeler took a full car spot but they never mind a three.
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I tend not to park it in motorcycle designated areas because I wouldn't want a two wheeler to have to waste a full spot because I was in the motorcycle parking. I have seen cagers get upset that a two wheeler took a full car spot but they never mind a three.
I fixed this for you:
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