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My First Ride with the New F3-S
- Thread starter DrJohn
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
:welcome: and :congrats: on your new F3. :yes:
Bob Denman
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Trekster
New member
Coming from a 2-wheel motorcycle, my first miles were spent "unlearning" a few natural habits; but soon each trip out added to my overall confidence and 3-wheel skills. Sadly I only got a little over 500 miles on the :spyder2: before it was time to put it up for the winter. I am really hoping for an early Spring so I can get back to riding again, because I was having a blast. :yes: :doorag:
TommyBwell
New member
I remember how big my smile was on the first day with my Spyder. Now that I've added a few things to make it suit me better I love it even more.
Bob Denman
New member
Hi Darren,
We haven't heard from you in a while...
I assume it's because you've been spending your time, showing Sandra the sights... :2thumbs:
We haven't heard from you in a while...
I assume it's because you've been spending your time, showing Sandra the sights... :2thumbs:
Darren111
New member
Riding Experience
Hi Bob,
Today we had lots of wind and rain and I took the chance to experience riding in the rain and wind. Since getting Sandra, I can't keep away from her and whilst there is no snow,ice or salt grit on road we are both out on the road building up riding experience. Every street is a catwalk for us as we enjoy the photos taken, the cheers, the thumbs up and even the odd Harley rider giving us the nod and smile. Last weekend I mentioned headlamp not working, this was a false alarm. I now understand that day running lights are my auxillary lights and front wheel arch lights and full beam my headlamps. BRP have built the perfect machine for me with NO problems so far. With a mixture of advice from SL, reading my Can-Am operating guide word for word and having the Guardian Bell which is my good luck charm you sent, this is the perfect recipe for me as a new rider. :doorag:
Hi Darren,
We haven't heard from you in a while...
Hi Bob,
Today we had lots of wind and rain and I took the chance to experience riding in the rain and wind. Since getting Sandra, I can't keep away from her and whilst there is no snow,ice or salt grit on road we are both out on the road building up riding experience. Every street is a catwalk for us as we enjoy the photos taken, the cheers, the thumbs up and even the odd Harley rider giving us the nod and smile. Last weekend I mentioned headlamp not working, this was a false alarm. I now understand that day running lights are my auxillary lights and front wheel arch lights and full beam my headlamps. BRP have built the perfect machine for me with NO problems so far. With a mixture of advice from SL, reading my Can-Am operating guide word for word and having the Guardian Bell which is my good luck charm you sent, this is the perfect recipe for me as a new rider. :doorag:
Trekster
New member
Whereabouts in IA are you? I got mine in the middle of October (Griimes dealer) and didn't get that many miles on it before having to quit for the Winter. Am really looking forward to maybe an early Spring and getting back on it again. :doorag:
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