ecuaron
New member
Hello all,
I am brand new to this forum and new to the world of Spyders. I bit the bullet today and purchased a 2013 Spyder RT limited. It has been many years since I have had a 2 wheeled motorcycle and never owned a three wheeler and obviously never owned a Spyder.
We are very excited. We pick up our Spyder on Thursday as we purchased it still in a crate. We purchased new Shoei helmet, scorpion jackets and will purchase a uclear communication system tomorrow. Ordered the bump skid this evening.
I have been researching all of the forums on this site and have learned a lot. Which was extremely helpful in purchasing the Spyder. The dealer is ensuring that the Front Stabilizer link rods are updated and that the fuel cap is the new version.
So I am looking for advice and information that I may need to know before I start down this new journey. We live in New Mexico where we have beautiful mountain and desert ranges to travel through.
Not sure if this is appropriate but my email address is: [email protected] for anyone that would like to provide me with advice and or information.
Thanx to all in advance for your responses.
Ernie Cuaron
I am brand new to this forum and new to the world of Spyders. I bit the bullet today and purchased a 2013 Spyder RT limited. It has been many years since I have had a 2 wheeled motorcycle and never owned a three wheeler and obviously never owned a Spyder.
We are very excited. We pick up our Spyder on Thursday as we purchased it still in a crate. We purchased new Shoei helmet, scorpion jackets and will purchase a uclear communication system tomorrow. Ordered the bump skid this evening.
I have been researching all of the forums on this site and have learned a lot. Which was extremely helpful in purchasing the Spyder. The dealer is ensuring that the Front Stabilizer link rods are updated and that the fuel cap is the new version.
So I am looking for advice and information that I may need to know before I start down this new journey. We live in New Mexico where we have beautiful mountain and desert ranges to travel through.
Not sure if this is appropriate but my email address is: [email protected] for anyone that would like to provide me with advice and or information.
Thanx to all in advance for your responses.
Ernie Cuaron