New Motorcycle
Hello, I took a hiatus, but I'm back. There just wasn't any riding since my last post. We got a fair amount of snow during the winter and a lot of extremely cold days. Too cold to want to get out and ride, brrrr. It's finally warming up a bit to get out now and then.
So at the end January of this year I took the plunge and got a new motorcycle. I rode just over 8 years on my V-Star 650 custom and had a lot of fun times, but I wanted to finally upgrade. Being short, that limited me a lot. I had been admiring another rider's trike in my motorcycle group. After doing much research I discovered that the Can-Am Spyder's are a bit cheaper and more stable than a trike. I also think they are so cool to look at. My husband was so supportive of this decision and we went out shopping for a used one. After looking and drooling over the new models on the showroom floor, we broke down and I got a new 2013 Can-Am RT Limited Spyder. I got a little bit of a deal, as they wanted to make room for the new 2014's coming out. So here we are in mid April and I already have 1,071 miles on the spyder. I am just loving my new choice!!! Now I need to update the header of my blog to the adventures of riding a spyder, lol. I already have a few things to share in future posts.
With spring around the corner, I know many of us are gearing up to ride.
Wishing you wonderful adventures in your part of the world,
Biker Betty
4 comments:
Biker Betty! Its so great to hear from you! Look at the 2 of us loving our 3 wheels! Can't wait to hear some road stories. Still hoping to meet one day.
Hey KT, that is cool. I didn't realize you also were on three wheels. I know the last we talked, we were both thinking of it. Cool!!!
Can-Am RT Limited Spyder did not about this model, how do you feel on IT. Curious to know...
Regards
Marco
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