Goodbye and thank you . . . .

[krb1945]

It doesn't matter what you...

ride, two, three, four, eight, eighteen wheels... just get out there and enjoy the ride. Remember life is short and it goes by real quick. Slow down once in a while and look at what is around you.

If you see a yellow and a red when you are riding by say "howdy" it'll probably be "She who must be obeyed" and me. /Ken

 

[opticat]

Thank you all for the great comments and wishes. I did have some teething problems with my SE, and it was due to the shifting and of course a poor dealership and management that could care less-- probably contributing to why they are no longer in business. You just do not keep someone's vehicle for 6 or 8 weeks at a time and do absolutely nothing to it. My SM, on the other hand, was the proverbial "perfect Spyder". Absolutely no issues whatsoever and an awesome ride. The dealer where I purchased the SM was great. In fact, there is a Can Am "Ambassador" who will be riding a new Spyder that is based there. Ah, such a nice job.

The 2010 Fatboy Low is sweet, as is my new "little" 2010 Ducati M696 (with the Termi and race ECU, rearsets, and of course carbon fiber bits here and there). Pics on request!

Hope to see some of you guys at Daytona.

 

[vt228]

:congrats: hope to see you on line here on spyder lovers no more:bdh: kicking the s&%t out of it have fun on 2 wheels

 

[SpyderByter]

Enjoy the new ride hyea:

 

[dryheat]

Kind'a did the same thing... but keeping the Spyder. Just picked up an R1150GS for the 2-wheel fix, but love the Spydee, too!
(It's all about the toys!hyea

 

[draboo]

Kind'a did the same thing... but keeping the Spyder. Just picked up an R1150GS for the 2-wheel fix, but love the Spydee, too!
(It's all about the toys!hyea

GL with your new wheels,opticat.:thumbup:

I purchased a ST1100 for 2 wheelin'.