If you make fun of people because they don't understand the details of the bike, you might be mistaken for those 1% riders who feel superior to all the others strictly based on the brand of motorcycle they ride.
had a guy ask me the other day if I ride it in the winter. I told him " yeah, I strap ski's on the front and stud the back wheel and off I go" he said Oh that's a great idea I have to get me one..I bet if I would have told him the sky was falling he would've looked up for a bit to figure it out.:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:I all ways get gee that looks like one of those snow bikes but with out the ski's can you ride in in the snow:hun:
I still love it when thye walk by and look at the speedomater and say, "200? Wow..." :roflblack::roflblack:
I've only had one person ask if that was mph, kph or both. I complimented him on his astute powers of observation! :thumbup:
you should have answered them and said--"ya, but not too:cus: long!Got this one this morning at Starbucks.
"Will that thing run in the water too?"
I've got a SpyderFest story too!At Spyderfest (800 spyders came) this year we were stopped at gas station. Typical comments like "what is it". Then the statement that took me to my knees. "I think they're getting more popular cause I've been seeing a lot of them things around here lately!"
I don't particularly like the attention. I am not paid by BRP to shill their products and could care less what other folks think of my Spyder. I am not an "Ambassador" or sales rep for them. Course, I don't wave at other bikers either so I must be a crabby old b*****d.