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- Thread starter Lamonster
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spyder3rdr
New member
Excellent !!! again :congrats:
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
:congrats: Well done!!! Folks, he speaks like a writer, can work on anything mechanical, makes a computer behave, and runs his own Web forum. He is the amazing Lamonster. Let's hear it for him. Oh yeah, he rides like the devil, too.
Lamonster, you are the man! Congrats again, nice piece.
-Scotty
Lamonster, you are the man! Congrats again, nice piece.
-Scotty
Napalmseth
New member
:bigthumbsup: :congrats: :bigthumbsup: :congrats: :bigthumbsup:
Great interview!
Great interview!
Smylinacha
Yellinacha
Hills of TN is where my husband and I want to move once we can afford to get out of stinkin Connecticut - you are so lucky to live in such a great place - for all outdoor fun stuff! Great interview! :bigthumbsup: :doorag:
spyder-dude
New member
:congrats: Great write up!
pphantom538
New member
interesting interview. Just Lamonster being himself. knowledgeable, helpful, enthusiastic and genuine. Kudos.
Lamont, when you are out in San Diego it would be great to get together with some of us SoCal Spyder ryders and do a ride. Another option would be to ride out to my desert cabin, in eastern San Diego County, and do an Anza-Borrego desert highway ride together. Wide open spaces! That would be a change of pace from your usual stomping, opps, I mean riding grounds. Also, if you did that you could try my TWTrike on some desert dirt. It's as fun on the dirt as the Spyder is on the pavement.
Oh, oh, don't tell Can Am but my Spyder has touched some of the more mellow desert dirt also.
Frank
Oh, oh, don't tell Can Am but my Spyder has touched some of the more mellow desert dirt also.
Frank
spider Dave
New member
:congrats:Well done Lamont!! I'm happy you won the $1,000! Now with all your pull at BRP could you get them to add a passenger peg lowering kit to their accessories line? My wife has long legs and I need to keep her happy. Sounds like you have another great trip planned out to the West coast. Keep us all posted as I know we all love to read about your adventures. :bigthumbsup:
Lamont, I don't know how you do it! It's amazing that you've been blessed with so many talents as mentioned by others in this thread. I'm just glad that you decided to get in on the CanAm Spyder. The contribution that you have made to Spyder owners and potential Spyder owners is enormous. I have been helped a great deal by this forum, and it's made my wait a lot more bearable. :congrats: CONGRATULATIONS ON THE WRITE-UP! :bigthumbsup:
Derwin
Derwin
captainryder
New member
Lamonster,
Your Blog on SpyderRider is truly a story depicting a true motorcycle affecianado (spelling?) :congrats:
And not only your motorcycle talents, but administrating this website. I just want to say, don't change a thing. Keep testing, modifying and sharing. The same for everyone else.
In case everyone wants to know, that's me on the blog beforehand (Kenneth Wier and my wife Carla).
I really have learned so much about the Spyder and motorcycles in general from this forum. I feel invited and anxious to visit everyday. Sorry that the "Mole" thread brought to the surface some feelings. :-[ I'm a pharmacist by profession. When someone comes in and asks to treat a "sore/boil"; I always recommend that they bring it to a head. A little onintment sometimes helps. Well the sore is lanced and we're on to recovery.
Come on SpyderTeam and BRP.... bring on those red ones and SE5's so that alot more of us can start telling you how great a product you've created and Spyderlovers.com can continue to be the best forum for Spyder owners to rant, rave, inform, and create on a great new riding machine.
Your Blog on SpyderRider is truly a story depicting a true motorcycle affecianado (spelling?) :congrats:
And not only your motorcycle talents, but administrating this website. I just want to say, don't change a thing. Keep testing, modifying and sharing. The same for everyone else.
In case everyone wants to know, that's me on the blog beforehand (Kenneth Wier and my wife Carla).
I really have learned so much about the Spyder and motorcycles in general from this forum. I feel invited and anxious to visit everyday. Sorry that the "Mole" thread brought to the surface some feelings. :-[ I'm a pharmacist by profession. When someone comes in and asks to treat a "sore/boil"; I always recommend that they bring it to a head. A little onintment sometimes helps. Well the sore is lanced and we're on to recovery.
Come on SpyderTeam and BRP.... bring on those red ones and SE5's so that alot more of us can start telling you how great a product you've created and Spyderlovers.com can continue to be the best forum for Spyder owners to rant, rave, inform, and create on a great new riding machine.
