It's December 15th....where is your spyder..??

[scrutineer]

in the garage for now. i was able to go out last Saturday, dec 13th !

 

[Deanna777]

I know that this is off the subject, in Vermont we got 16 inches of heavy wet snow. I am glad those are not spyders under that snow. Deanna

 

[M T Pockets]

Snug as a Spyder

Since the town put an awful lot of sand and salt down for almost nothing my Spyder is resting comfortably in a 55 degree heated garage next to the HD both with battery tenders on, fuel stabilized and a box or two of LEDS and bumpskid nearby for the winter activities on the creature.:yes:

 

[MikeinGA]

Mine is in my garage, waiting for to next warm day. Like 55+ deg. F. day.


Mike

 

[teacherbob]

We're supposed to get snow later tonight. I'm going to get a ride in before it gets here.

 

[WA5VHU]

I Like It

Oooooh.... how do you like the Honda? That's one of the bikes I'm considering for my next two-wheeler.

I like the NC700 but it is a different kind of bike. A good commuter and maybe some easy off-roading.

There is a good forum over at http://nc700-forum.com/forum/cmps_index.php and you will find many of your questions answered there. If you are up around Glen Burnie you are welcome to see mine.

Charles

 

[WA5VHU]

Rode it to work today, warmer and dry!

 

[hulksdaddy]

Mine's in the garage next to the CTS-V Coupe. When we get the first snow, they both go on tenders, but for now, taking each out when I can. The ST-L is getting new black blades for Christmas, off with the chrome!

 

[SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN]

In the garage for the winter trying to keep warm

 

[GS1]

sitting in the parking lot at work waiting for my 15 mile 1 hourray: ride home :doorag:

 

[daveinva]

I like the NC700 but it is a different kind of bike. A good commuter and maybe some easy off-roading.

There is a good forum over at http://nc700-forum.com/forum/cmps_index.php and you will find many of your questions answered there. If you are up around Glen Burnie you are welcome to see mine.

Charles

Thanks for the impressions. Do you have a manual or the semi-auto? I've heard it's very sedate bike, not one likely to get your blood racing, but like you said, a good commuter with some flexibilty.

 

[vondalyn]

watching me!

When my dog expects a walk and hasn't gotten one, she sits in front of me and stares. It's quite unnerving.

Every time I open the door between the house and the garage, Ollie is staring at me.

 

[missouriboy]

Mine is in the carport behind the car, right where I left it after my 52 mile rYde to the Post Office and back... yeah, the one that's just over 7 miles away. The Fahrenheit numbers topped out at 78 today, with clouds and very little wind. Yay!

I do not have, and hopefully should never need, a battery tender.

 

[vondalyn]

Mine is in the carport behind the car, right where I left it after my 52 mile rYde to the Post Office and back... yeah, the one that's just over 7 miles away. The Fahrenheit numbers topped out at 78 today, with clouds and very little wind. Yay!

I do not have, and hopefully should never need, a battery tender.

You probably won't if mine is anything to go by. I don't have a battery tender either and have never needed one. The longest Ollie has ever sat without being ridden was 2 weeks, or I guess 3 when we went on vacation.