Ride-On Help

[TexasSpyder]

There was a post to the effect that Ride-On shouldn't be used in very hot dry areas.......... I searched for over an hour couldn't find anything. I guess I need search lessons? Any help is appreciated.

J. D.

 

[wyliec]

There was a post to the effect that Ride-On shouldn't be used in very hot dry areas.......... I searched for over an hour couldn't find anything. I guess I need search lessons? Any help is appreciated.

J. D.

I'd look it up for you; but, I'm too lazy tonight. Anyhow, I think it was Jerbear who started that thread.

If you want to search, be careful of spelling. As an example, if it was written as ride on and you use a hyphen, it may not show the thread; just like for brakes and breaks.

Oops, it wasn't Jerbear who started it.

http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...e-On-maybe-not-for-everyone&highlight=ride+on

When searching for ride on, it's best to put it in quotes with a plus sign such as "ride+on". Of course, someone will say the quotes aren't necessary; so, try it both ways.

 

[TexasSpyder]

Thanks for the link.

J. D.

 

[SPYDERGUY1]

never heard of that. I run with ride-on, did Montanna and area over 30 degree temps. only issue i had was trying to find a gas station open on the weekends past 400 pm. P.S. that is also where I found out what the spyder will do speed wise. Ha ha ha .

 

[Mr. White]

I never ride Big Red 1 if it is over 105 degrees. will be 103 tomorrow so I am okay...

:spyder2:

 

[DocRags]

We've never had any problem using Ride On in Florida...it's certainly hot (but humid, not dry) here. It seems to me someone had complained it can dry out in hot temps. Folks either seem to be proponents of using it, or not.