So I'm thinking about getting a Can Am Spyder...............

[GeauxLSU]

The thing I always wondered about with those type vehicles was obstacle avoidance. That asphalt gator is easy enough when there's one line of tires (like on a motorcycle) or even two (like in a car), but when there's three separate lines, your options are real limited.

 

[Sowega86]

I'm curious about these US-made electric fat-tire bikes, https://electrek.co/2021/10/06/amer...company-goes-public-stock-soars-on-first-day/

And this electric pickup, Rivian R1T,

 

[Bubbado52]

Bike with training wheels

 

[AR-Trvlr]

The thing I always wondered about with those type vehicles was obstacle avoidance. That asphalt gator is easy enough when there's one line of tires (like on a motorcycle) or even two (like in a car), but when there's three separate lines, your options are real limited.

Yep. You pretty much hit everything.

 

[Sowega86]

Yep. You pretty much hit everything.

Each wheel has its own electric motor to power over obstacles.

 

[sniper22]

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With sports car type handling, the Spyder is nimble and more maneuverable than a 2-wheel motorcycle so avoiding obstacles is less worrisome, and it‘s just a bounce if one hits a pothole, like a small car.



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I got a miata for those time... its probably a lot riding the spider.
I have friends that ride every possible form of transportation possible, even with a sidecar... I dont look at any of it as a man card thing (well, maybe except those men who ride post '80s sportsters)

 

[FreedomUSMC]

Is it a spyder or a ryker? Let me know the specs. Thanks.

My buddy decided to trade it in and get another Harley. Did you find one?

 

[lostchild]

I look at these, then think might as well buy a small convertible.

 

[vano1957]

Was looking at a can am slingshot and vanderhaul but got this instead but still riding.

 

[Bypass]

My buddy decided to trade it in and get another Harley. Did you find one?

I as usual changed my mind LOL