Bob Denman
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BRUISER had the best answer for this one :thumbup:...
"I had a real bike, but I couldn't pedal it anymore; do YOU have a real bike?" :roflblack:
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Youngest Spyder Owner
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BRUISER had the best answer for this one :thumbup:...
"I had a real bike, but I couldn't pedal it anymore; do YOU have a real bike?" :roflblack:
Topshotta
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Spyer Rocks
30 and ride a RSS....................now check this out and I hope my wife doesn't read this post. I get more looks and get told that I look hot :yes
n the :spyder2: more than I ever did when I rode a 2 wheel. Ridding a :spyder2: I have become a celebrity. I have had only one person said to me nice tricycle, which I replied thank you.
Chicks did it :thumbup: and guys envy you :bowdown:
Go for it............who cares. I am enjoying mine. I ask my wife if she need me to go to the store so I can ride, before the :spyder2: it was painful for me to go when she asked
30 and ride a RSS....................now check this out and I hope my wife doesn't read this post. I get more looks and get told that I look hot :yes
n the :spyder2: more than I ever did when I rode a 2 wheel. Ridding a :spyder2: I have become a celebrity. I have had only one person said to me nice tricycle, which I replied thank you.Chicks did it :thumbup: and guys envy you :bowdown:
Go for it............who cares. I am enjoying mine. I ask my wife if she need me to go to the store so I can ride, before the :spyder2: it was painful for me to go when she asked
Topshotta
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jthornton
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I'm glad I can still pedal my REAL bike... :roflblack:
Now if any of you say you can still pedal your REAL trike :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:
JT
Jeriatric
Thinks out loud
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Bob Ledford
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Age
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72 ,,
Grandpa Spyder
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I am only 30, but I am trapped inside this 66 year old body and I can't get out.
jthornton
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Buttsy
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Catrikes.com
And they make fun of us Spyder riders.................
bullant12
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Thank goodness it is socks and not undies...
(I think I have undies half my age...)
Chupaca
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How old..!!
The spyder is not age sensitive...if they were around when I was growing up I would have bought one at 10..!! :roflblack: the price and size may deter youth from buying. They are hard to run up the sidewalk and chain to a pole..!!:roflblack: Wife and I love it and ryde it much more than the youngens do...!!hyea:
The spyder is not age sensitive...if they were around when I was growing up I would have bought one at 10..!! :roflblack: the price and size may deter youth from buying. They are hard to run up the sidewalk and chain to a pole..!!:roflblack: Wife and I love it and ryde it much more than the youngens do...!!
hyea:
kyace2003
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Never too young
I am 47 soon to be 48 and the wife is 44 and we purchased a RT in April. Our former ride, for 10 years, was a HONDA ACE 750 and most folks I meet were happy you were out riding and didn't care what you were on. So far my experience with the Spyder has been pleasant as well, yeah a few hard core riders may snub their nose but frankly I don't give a darn about that and wave anyways. It is my goal to make them break down and wave, if not oh well their loss not mine.
I believe it depends on what you want to do. We wanted to be able to pack the bike and go on day/weekend trips and the RT gives you that from the start, I believe you can add lots of things to the other models of the Spyder, however we were purchasing a bike equiv in our minds to a Goldwing.
I am a firm believer that one should ride whatever one wants to ride and enjoy riding. One caveat is if someone else is buying, I may be open to riding something else, until then get what you want that fits your needs and enjoy it life is too short.
I am 47 soon to be 48 and the wife is 44 and we purchased a RT in April. Our former ride, for 10 years, was a HONDA ACE 750 and most folks I meet were happy you were out riding and didn't care what you were on. So far my experience with the Spyder has been pleasant as well, yeah a few hard core riders may snub their nose but frankly I don't give a darn about that and wave anyways. It is my goal to make them break down and wave, if not oh well their loss not mine.
I believe it depends on what you want to do. We wanted to be able to pack the bike and go on day/weekend trips and the RT gives you that from the start, I believe you can add lots of things to the other models of the Spyder, however we were purchasing a bike equiv in our minds to a Goldwing.
I am a firm believer that one should ride whatever one wants to ride and enjoy riding. One caveat is if someone else is buying, I may be open to riding something else, until then get what you want that fits your needs and enjoy it life is too short.
gnirtsnod
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Does anyone get hassled for their age and owning a Spyder? I don't care what anyone thinks/will think but I am curious
I have a confession. I got my RT-S in November at the age of 62 and I soon got hassled about owning a Spyder while being so young...and still do on occasion; however, the 'hassler' was (and is) me. I've had trouble letting go of my two-wheeler as a primary mode of recreational travel and accepting the safer, cooler, faster, more technologically advanced, Can Am Spyder.
Was it the right decision? You bet! ...Gnirtsnod
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