WOW, I want one of these!!

[AntelopeSpyder]

We bought our 2010 RS Spyder in July of this year. Made all the mods so the wife and I would be comfortable. We have put a little over 3000 miles on it. Well on Friday I took my wife to a large empty parking lot for here first driving lesson. I had never rode on the back before, so this was a new experience for me. And she had never driven a bike before. Well long story short after about 15 minutes she says she says "I WANT ONE OF THESE!" :2thumbs:. Took here on some back roads so she could get the feel of a little more speed. So looks like there is going to be some more driving lessons in my future, and we need to start saving up for another bike. A few weeks ago we went on a ride with three other ladies and there Spyders, They invited her to ride in the Heels on Three Wheels ride next year.

 

[ARtraveler]

Oooooboy. Yes, letting the spouse drive your Spyder can be a problem. It took my spouse one test drive and she had to have one of her own. That was back in 2009 and she had one of the first semi-autos in Alaska. Two years and 18,000 miles later she is still going strong. Enjoy, and spend some quality time with her on rides and overnights to wonderful places.

 

[SpyderGirl]

We bought our 2010 RS Spyder in July of this year. Made all the mods so the wife and I would be comfortable. We have put a little over 3000 miles on it. Well on Friday I took my wife to a large empty parking lot for here first driving lesson. I had never rode on the back before, so this was a new experience for me. And she had never driven a bike before. Well long story short after about 15 minutes she says she says "I WANT ONE OF THESE!" :2thumbs:. Took here on some back roads so she could get the feel of a little more speed. So looks like there is going to be some more driving lessons in my future, and we need to start saving up for another bike. A few weeks ago we went on a ride with three other ladies and there Spyders, They invited her to ride in the Heels on Three Wheels ride next year.

YAY!! Another local lady Spyder rider. :clap:

 

[killerbee]

It doesn't take long to know you want a Spyder. After Killerbee got his, I knew I was tired of looking at the back of his head. I'm a senior citizen (which is only good for a senior coffee at McDonald's) and have never ridden any motorcycle. Went cross country this summer on mine and haven't stopped riding. Good to see so many women taking the plunge!:yes:

 

[Bob Denman]

Congratulations on creating another convert... I think! :thumbup:

 

[canam9]

Oooooboy. Yes, letting the spouse drive your Spyder can be a problem. It took my spouse one test drive and she had to have one of her own. That was back in 2009 and she had one of the first semi-autos in Alaska. Two years and 18,000 miles later she is still going strong. Enjoy, and spend some quality time with her on rides and overnights to wonderful places.

:agree: :ani29:

 

[orangespy]

same for me a few rides with my husband (while popping the back of his helmet) and I got my own. Loving every minute of it.

 

[SpyderWolf]

I had mine for 2 weeks when my wife asked if she could try to ryde it. 2 weeks later she had her own. That is the way the Spyder bites. :thumbup:

 

[Raptor]

I had mine for 2 weeks when my wife asked if she could try to ryde it. 2 weeks later she had her own. That is the way the Spyder bites. :thumbup:

:agree: It's the way to go. My Wife loves the RS-S which is now her bike. It's so much more fun riding together with her experiencing the ride on rider's terms.

 

[SpyderWolf]

hyea:

:yes:

I saw a lot of nice boots like that in Daytona.

 

[Yazz]

hyea:

:yes:

I know what I want for Christmas now...ray: