BajaRon
Well-known member
About your new Spyder. :yes:
Whether it's a gleaming new 2014, or a 'New to you' 2009, there is nothing wrong with getting that giddy feeling.
There is no 'Perfect' experience in life. Surprisingly, it can be those least perfect experiences that mean the most. And somehow, it ended up being a great time anyway.
Motorcycles are about adventure. So you have to be ready for it.
Chances are you're going to have a great time on your 'New' Spyder. The good ones far out number the ones with issues. But if you do have a problem, there are a lot of us here more than willing to do what we can to help.
Spyderlovers isn't a forum so much as it is a community, a community of friends and Spyder loving family (if I may go so far).
We don't always agree and we've got our 'Crazy Uncle' or 2 that we can't keep in the closet, a few that get grumpy and some that have honestly had some very rocky experiences. But in the end, we get together (Spyderfest, Lamonster's BBQ, Owner's event, etc.) and enjoy each other more than we can say. And in-between we ride one of the best machines out there with (usually) a big smile!
So, get excited whether you're getting a new Spyder, or if you're like me, still riding the 2008 GS that got it all started.
It's very much OK!
Whether it's a gleaming new 2014, or a 'New to you' 2009, there is nothing wrong with getting that giddy feeling.
There is no 'Perfect' experience in life. Surprisingly, it can be those least perfect experiences that mean the most. And somehow, it ended up being a great time anyway.
Motorcycles are about adventure. So you have to be ready for it.
Chances are you're going to have a great time on your 'New' Spyder. The good ones far out number the ones with issues. But if you do have a problem, there are a lot of us here more than willing to do what we can to help.
Spyderlovers isn't a forum so much as it is a community, a community of friends and Spyder loving family (if I may go so far).
We don't always agree and we've got our 'Crazy Uncle' or 2 that we can't keep in the closet, a few that get grumpy and some that have honestly had some very rocky experiences. But in the end, we get together (Spyderfest, Lamonster's BBQ, Owner's event, etc.) and enjoy each other more than we can say. And in-between we ride one of the best machines out there with (usually) a big smile!
So, get excited whether you're getting a new Spyder, or if you're like me, still riding the 2008 GS that got it all started.
It's very much OK!
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