[mishapman]

Well, survived my journey to the Middle East. Once I get home towards the end of the year, I don't care if I ever sit butt in another airplane again.

Luckily, I'm in a safe place doing a job I enjoy. Only hardship is being without family...and the Spyder.

Put a few miles on your Spyders for me while I'm gone.

Take care.

John

 

[Bob Denman]

We're glad that you made it safely John! We've taken a vote, and have decided to all take turns ryding your Spyder in order to keep it in shape for you until your return home! v

 

[mishapman]

I said put miles on YOUR Spyders...not mine (laughs).

 

[Bob Denman]

Your Missus was going to make us all promise to be REALLY... careful...

 

[mishapman]

My missus is really regretting not taking her MSF class so SHE could ride it while I'm gone. One day she'll listen.

 

[dndfindley]

My missus is really regretting not taking her MSF class so SHE could ride it while I'm gone. One day she'll listen.

Is that class mandatory in NV? Personally I don't think it is necessary for the Spyder. My wife took it but she rides a Yamaha T-Max so I was glad she did it. David

 

[mishapman]

In NV a Spyder is a motorcycle given it has one drive wheel. Pass the MSF, motorcycle testing is waived. I suppose she could test the old fashioned way, but there is no way to pass the test on a Spyder. I don't think NV has a trimobile only license, but I've been wrong before.