Road to MV and Owners Event

[spyderbirds]

Left Home on Friday AM. Stopped on the way out of town to have dealer address a couple of warranty issues with the New home (XLR Viper toy hauler)


Then we stopped in to see Lens new shop in Springfield before stopping the night at RoadRunner RV park just outside of West Plains, MO

 

[denviola]

Nice toy hauler. Interested in your toying experiences with the pointed trailer nose when you get back, wondering how it tows and if any swaying was encountered.
Enjoy your trip!

 

[spyderbirds]

Nice toy hauler. Interested in your toying experiences with the pointed trailer nose when you get back, wondering how it tows and if any swaying was encountered.
Enjoy your trip!

So far so good, No swaying and it toys like a lead weight. It does have all our stuff in it as we are full timing in this now.
I am glad we got the 14 ft. garage almost wish we had gotten the 16 ft. garage model.
After the owners event will be in West Virginia working till August or so then who knows where!

 

[spyderbirds]

Saturday morning we had a nice Spyder ryde from West Plains over to Ava, MO. along the route we passed the twin bridges and soaked in the great Ozark scenery. Then we moved on over to Paducah KY and spent the night at Fern Lake Campground.

This morning (Sunday) we visited Columbus-Belmont State Park and Battlefield museum along the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi river.

Spending the next few nights at Clarksville RV Campground in Clarksville TN. Plan to visit the Trace ryde in the Land Between the Lakes in W. Kentucky as well as Sgt. Alvin York's place on the Spyder.

 

[spyderbirds]

Sunday evening took a good pic of storm clouds closing in over Clarksville, TN


The rain followed soon and lasted most of the night.

 

[spyderbirds]

Monday we visited Fort Donelson and rode through the Land Between The Lakes and around the eastern side of Lake Barkley in Kentucky.
We saw some light showers off and on during the morning but nothing strong enough to even need the raingear, and of course the spyder handled great on the wet roads.