Welcome!!
If you haven't taken a riders course, you may want to do that to help familiarize yourself with the do's and don'ts. Though the Spyder is easier to ride than a motorcycle in that you don't have to worry about balance, you'll still find it will take a bit of time to get used to since you've not ridden either one before.
Pay attention to the gas gauge - that's my advice!! Your "uh oh" light will come on when the gauge reaches the last bar, and I'm not sure how far you can go after the last bar disappears, but I know there are a few miles there - though I wouldn't test that theory on purpose!! 
Post pics when you get it home - looking forward to seeing!
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CONSUMER WARNING: Use of this Spyder may cause smiling, happiness, urge to ride, excessive wind in the face, desire to call in sick to work, or even extended vacations. Some riders have experienced double-takes, pointing, sudden camera flash, kids waving, and conversations with total strangers. Several instances of unplanned roadside visits with police officers have been reported, though are not common. If you experience any of these symptoms, contact your Spyder forum to discuss.
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