spyder stuck in the snow!

[my3gs]

The girls wanted me to pull a sled with the spyder an i told them they would have to push me back in if i got stuck. Well they pushed lol 8-10 inches was to much:yikes: but it was fun.

 

[ARtraveler]

Hope nothing bad happened to the :ani29:

 

[StriperKing]

I mean this to be funny but sometimes you get what you ask for, lol.

 

[Netminder]

Man I spin if the grass is wet in my backyard, so I can just imagine in the snow! I have about 3 feet in my yard now, so no worries of moving the spyder out of it's winter resting spot!

 

[Chupaca]

Great day..!!

Looks like a great day (except for the snow..) might give it a day or two to go AWAY ....!!ray:

 

[Tx web rider]

fun in the snow

what was the popping noise that could be heard?

 

[my3gs]

what was the popping noise that could be heard?

It was snow n the belt making my belt tensioner pop. it was fine when i got all the snow out.

 

[bertmc]

I had read about others riding in the snow, so I thought, "Why not?" There was about 4 inches of soft, wet snow in front of my garage, and I backed out into it. I got about 6 feet and the rear tire started spinning. Thought I was not going to get back in. Waiting for the driveway to clear.

 

[Spyderific]

We had to do a little brushing off and pushing to load ours into the trailer last fall in Alberta. It's much nicer here in Las Vegas.

 

[Bob Denman]

:shocked: Nope... The bike means just a bit too much to me to try that... :shocked:
Start that rear tire spinning... let is catch some sudden traction and tear teeth off of the belt... :yikes:

 

[Captain Fin]

Tuperware damage

Got to be careful. Thats a great way to damage the tuperware on the front of the spyder.

 

[Bob Denman]

That's another issue; little ground clearance to spare... :yikes:

 

[jerpinoy]

Must be fun, I'd put a studded tires if I want to play in the snow. I'll install hydraulic shocks with button to raise and lower my:spyder2: and raise the ground clearance.:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

 

[ARtraveler]

I have also found the :spyder2: does not like snow, soft gravel, or ice. I made a $500 mistake last spring (tow and new belt). Not intending to do that this year.

 

[Bob Denman]

They just don't like low-traction situations...
I tend to describe vehicles in this category as:
"They could get stuck on a dog turd in a parking lot! " :gaah: