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[Deanna777]

:welcome:and :congrats: we are here to help you. Let the smiles, miles, and farkles begin! hyea::yes: Ask Questions someone/and several people on this site will help you.

Also look @ the "Home Page" for the Sponsors/ Venders you can get some ideas from them. The Sponsors/Vendors are Awesome, great service. Deanna

 

[Koop]

Thanks for all the welcome replies. I rode today (I'm currently in Lake Havasu City, Arizona) and I'm getting my head around it. It was a blast. It just takes an adjustment - with your butt in the saddle, feet on pegs and hands gripping a handle bar with a throttle, my mind says motorcycle. Once you get past that and understand what it is, it's not hard at all and a real blast to ride.:thumbup:

I also saw five Spyders on the road while I was out!

 

[Motorcycledave]

Welcome
Just remember, don't try and ride it like a 2 wheeled bike, as in counter steering
and such and DON'T grip the bars very hard just relax.
I had over 50 years and made all the above mistakes then learned how
to ride it.. Big Fun when you get the hang of it
Ride Safe
Dave

Bought a 2009 Roadster today. More than 40 years of two wheel experience, including road racing - this is a learning curve. Happy to find this forum.

 

[ingramwc]

:congrats:Welcome! Relax and enjoy your new ride!
Ride safe!!!:yes::yes::yes:

 

[latony007]

Welcome from California, enjoy the ride.

Hey where is the usual "welcome to the party pal" post?

 

[threefingers2]

Bought a 2009 Roadster today. More than 40 years of two wheel experience, including road racing - this is a learning curve. Happy to find this forum.

Welcome to this great and helpful fourm. I to am a new spyder rider in fact my wife and i are still waiting to have it shipped here. We hope the members won't get to tired of us asking questions lol. :2thumbs: Craig & Lori