Spyder RS --> NC700X

[MindlessMuse]

Greetings,

I picked up my NC on Saturday and could not be happier at the moment. I just started riding last year (age 40), when I purchased a Can-Am Spyder and ever since I took the MSF, I knew that 2 wheels would be in my future.

Have been lurking around here for a bit while I was researching and ultimately making up my mind. If I were to purchase a bike, I knew it was going to be the NC when I first saw a year or so ago.

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-Kevyn
AKA MindlessMuse

 

[Beemerphile]

Welcome. When it comes to wheels, less is more. Now, where is that 75 KW (102 HP) unicycle?

 

[turbodieseli4i6]

Welcome from SW Missouri. I don't know if it has 102 hp, but it sounds like a big engine. One Wheel Motorcycle - Video

 

[what next]

Welcome, now remember to put your feet down when stopping.

 

[670cc]

Congrats on your NC purchase! The NC should go twice as far on a gallon as the Spyder.

You've gone from a three track machine to a single track. You gone from "automotive' steering to countersteering (the inverse being an adjustment I find hard to make on anything with handlebars).

Welcome to the forum.

Greg

 

[danrev]

Welcome from Oregon. The Spyder has always intrigued me but I'll stay with my NC. Way less expensive to own and operate and more fun to ride.

 

[tony99]

I to have a spyder RT Limited and a nc700

 

[Beemerphile]

Welcome, now remember to put your feet down when stopping.

Harley riders already know that.

 

[Ramseysteve]

Welcome from Utah!

 

[StratTuner]

Welcome from California! The spyder is in intriguing ride! I wonder how the DMV riding test goes with a spyder? Which wheel do you have to keep inside the lines of the painted circle? hmmm... Anyway....

I like the combination you have. My spouse would be much more willing to go out on the spyder! The NC can seat two, but it's really a solitary experience most of the time.

 

[wozza]

Hello, welcome to the forum....

 

[glenbo]

Welcome from sunny San Leon, Texas.