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Riding at 68mph and above on a RT
- Thread starter Magdave
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I commute on the freeway with my spyder at 75 all the time with a lot of cars, pickups, etc. And here in Socal there is always a cross wind of like 15 mph.
Yes the buffeting can be scary at first but one thing you don't do is get heavy with the grip on the handle bars. Stay loose and you will see the spyder will just ride through the buffets. You won't get thrown out of you lane or anything unexpected at all! Just a little wiggling. In fact I notice more body buffeting than the spyder is doing it, but I am 6`4" so I add a lot of air drag
Again do it more often and you will see it's not as bad as you thought.
Bob
Yes the buffeting can be scary at first but one thing you don't do is get heavy with the grip on the handle bars. Stay loose and you will see the spyder will just ride through the buffets. You won't get thrown out of you lane or anything unexpected at all! Just a little wiggling. In fact I notice more body buffeting than the spyder is doing it, but I am 6`4" so I add a lot of air drag
Again do it more often and you will see it's not as bad as you thought.
Bob
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