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How does your Spyder react to Road Hazards?

LALoner

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Just curious, I'm sure that at some point people have hit tire remains or other hazards while riding.

Question; How did the bike react and did it in any way damage the bike?
 
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There was a thread here maybe a year ago where a Spyder hit tire remains and did a hell of a lot of damage to the bike. So try not to hit any if at all possible.
 
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watch out for pot holes too. I hit one earlier this year. Ruined the right front tire. Had to get a tow and a new tire, along with a laser alignment. Otherwise bike unhurt.
 
Just curious, I'm sure that at some point people have hit tire remains or other hazards while riding.

Question; How did the bike react and did it in any way damage the bike?

My RT isn't fond of "road hazards" so I try to avoid them .... "How did the bike react", well that would depend on whatever the road hazard was and its size/depth .... In general, I'd rather be on a Spyder than any Two-wheeler..... Just slamming on the brakes of a Two-wheeler in the rain can get real exciting in a hurry; not so much on a Spyder..... Mike :thumbup:
 
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"How does your Spyder react to Road Hazards?"

Much better than I do. I've got some scars on my GS from not being able to avoid a few of them.
 
It is kind of a squishy bump for possums and a much harder bump for armadillos.

Squirrels go under without much of any notice.
 
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