New owner

[musicarcade]

the only word of caution I throw you is that I see folks frequently rush into massive mods and upgrades (and the temptation is unbearable), HOWEVER, THEN they are frustrated when they don't get there money back when they want to upgrade to the next latest and greatest new Spyder (temptation even more unbearable) - so the voice of reason says only spend on mods what you figure you will get your full use out of before you trade up... I know that sounds terribly practical but I have met folks that spent $10,000 on mods only to upgrade to new bike right after the expenses were complete

:agree:

Ryde it for a month w/ the mods you have and determine after that what your priorities are. Unless you are independently wealthy....

Also continue to read the forums to find out folks think works best for them and check the for sale forum. A lot of times you can get some great deals there!


:welcome:

 

[NancysToy]

:congrats: & :welcome:

I agree with the advice to ride it a little while first. I always feels that safety and ergonomic mods should head the list, with performance parts and doodads coming later. You'll make your own choices, though. Have fun, and enjoy the Ryde!

 

[ARtraveler]

:welcome::congrats: on the new ride.