I Can See The Finish Line

[opiewhan]

:yes::yes:Took my motorcycle safety course and I passed the test:bowdown::bowdown: Next is the DPS (DMV) for my 25 question test and guess what?/ I'll be legal to drive:yikes::yikes:..Look out Texas... :shocked::shocked: By next week i'll be at the bank to file for my loan and then its off to find my:spyder2:..Ive decided almost 100% that it should be a 2014...Agree?? Wife is getting antsy too:shemademe_smilie:so it may come sooner than planned.. RT RT-S Limited any of those will work, prefer white or yellow..:jokeont worry i'll put the PICS with my post when my:spyder2: is parked in my garage..wish me luck:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Chupaca]

Great news..!

your almost on the road on your new ryde. You both are going to love it...congrats and welcome to the roadster world..!! :yes::yes:

 

[PrairieSpyder]

:congrats: on passing your test!!

If you're getting an RT, I'd go for the '14. But you may want to check out the new F3 when it come out this winter.

 

[Bob Denman]

Isn't this just about the best time that you've ever had?? :2thumbs:
:congrats: on getting all of the courses and tests out of the way; now the fun can REALLY get started! :yes:hyea::yes:

Hmmmmm.... Which model to buy????

 

[ARtraveler]

opcorn::bbq:opcorn::bbq:opcorn::bbq:

 

[sduskin]

Dont know about TX but in OK, no further testing is required

after you take an accredited MSA safety class, you do not have to do anything but get a new license with the M endorsement to legally ride.

Check out EBay for pricing on 2014's Then take that to your TX dealer and see if they will negotiate. I saw an RT-S on ebay for between $21000 and $22000 on Saturday.

Congrats on passing! Oh, remember that the 2-wheeler you rode in class handles MUCH differently than the 3-wheeler you are getting!

 

[sduskin]

These guys are located in Greenville TX

 

[blacklightning]

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That's where I got mine from. Great people to work with (and I am over 1000 miles away). I made the purchase, and it was shipped to me with a full tank of gas, and a 60 day tag:2thumbs:.

 

[Netminder]

:thumbup::thumbup: Welcome to the spyderhood!

 

[bmccaffrey]

:yes::yes:Took my motorcycle safety course and I passed the test:bowdown::bowdown: Next is the DPS (DMV) for my 25 question test and guess what?/ I'll be legal to drive:yikes::yikes:..Look out Texas... :shocked::shocked: By next week i'll be at the bank to file for my loan and then its off to find my:spyder2:..Ive decided almost 100% that it should be a 2014...Agree?? Wife is getting antsy too:shemademe_smilie:so it may come sooner than planned.. RT RT-S Limited any of those will work, prefer white or yellow..:jokeont worry i'll put the PICS with my post when my:spyder2: is parked in my garage..wish me luck:thumbup::thumbup:

Totally opposite in Ny. Written part first then road test

 

[hdlongrod]

Congrats! :thumbup:

 

[jerpinoy]

:congrats::congrats::congrats::congrats::congrats::congrats::congrats:

 

[PW2013STL]

:congrats: and :welcome: to you and your wife's next stage in :spyder2: dum adventures. hyea:

 

[Seadog1]

Awesome I will soon be in class.

 

[markyodo]

Aqwsome I will soon be in class.

I recommend the MSF Basic Riders Course even if you feel you are an experienced rider. Granted you are practicing skills associated with 2 wheeler's, but the safety knowledge gained over and above any book reading is invaluable. So much so that when riding or driving you will be able to tell who has taken the course and who hasn't just by watching the rider.
Good stuff! :clap:

 

[CanAsia]

I recently did my my training on a Spyder in Houston, passed their test and then passed the Texas written test. Now trying to decide which Spyder to get....decisions, decisions!

 

[Vossr]

He's doing it right.

Texas reqires both a written test and a riding test for the M endorsement. But if you've had the MSC, the riding portion is waved.

 

[robmorg]

I recommend the MSF Basic Riders Course even if you feel you are an experienced rider. Granted you are practicing skills associated with 2 wheeler's, but the safety knowledge gained over and above any book reading is invaluable. So much so that when riding or driving you will be able to tell who has taken the course and who hasn't just by watching the rider.
Good stuff! :clap:

:agree:. After completing the MSF Basic Riders Course years ago in PA, in order to get my motorcycle license, I went back and took the advanced course two years later. It peaked my skills, and I learned even more. And like you said, when you are with other of riders, you really can tell the those who has taken the course - not only by their safety practices, but also by their skill level. :thumbup:

 

[Roadster Renovations]

The wife has her beginners. Still needs to do the Abate course to get her endorsement. I think she is dragging her heels so that I have to do all the work. She doesn't realize that is where the fun is at for me. :congrats: on your new :spyder2:, whichever you decide will be the best fun you have ever had!! It is for us!