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Originally Posted by Davecm203  I rode one. It was fun, but absolutely nothing like riding a motorcycle. The thing I had to get used to was that it would lean with the angles in the road so I kept trying to correct it at first. Because when a motorcycle leans when you are going in a straight line (like as the result of a side wind) you steer to correct it. On the Spyder, there is nothing to correct so I looked like a drunk driver I am sure until I got used to it. Steering is very sensitive.
You can go the to Spyder Ryder website: BRP Can-Am | Spyder Ryder and find out when a dealer near you is going to be having the test rides. Those with out a motorcycle license was allowed to ride around a course they had set up. But not all states require a motorcycle endorsement for it. North Carolina does though. It is worth a look see. |
My dad and I got pics of us sitting on the Sypder as well.
I gave a review of my ride in another thread.
