F3S

Minister · Oct 12, 2016

I now have ridden over 5K miles on my F3S that I purchased new 3 months back. She is running stronger all the time. Gas milage ranges: 34-42, and hasn't improved any yet, (not that I'm complaining).
I had an aftermarket Swaybar installed at Spyders in the Ozarks rally and that is a good improvement for the aggressive rider:clapping:

Gorilla · Oct 12, 2016

sounds right on enjoy the ride

trikermutha · Oct 14, 2016

gas mileage will vary depending on your speeds. I have high as 40 MPG but was closer to 55 MPH at 65 I get around 35 mpg.

Enjoy the ride.

Rons bar and shock adjusters will really stiffen it up a bit around the turns..Tires I found made a even better response in handling

Minister · Oct 14, 2016

Yeah I agree with you on the gas milage being speed dependent. I usually average about 37 or 38 all around. Interstate speeds drop me down to 35 or so.
This is quite an improvement over my 09 Spyder which averaged about 29 :AGGHH:.

trikermutha · Oct 15, 2016

Minister said:
Yeah I agree with you on the gas milage being speed dependent. I usually average about 37 or 38 all around. Interstate speeds drop me down to 35 or so.
This is quite an improvement over my 09 Spyder which averaged about 29 :AGGHH:.

enjoy the Ride.. I do on mine

haute pursuit · Oct 25, 2016

I got to ride one of these in my license class last week. The instructor wanted me to push it harder during the decreasing circles part of the test. Holy Sheet! That was a blast! The stability control on these really blew my mind. I even scared myself a couple of times. Great fun!

Minister · Oct 26, 2016

haute pursuit said:
I got to ride one of these in my license class last week. The instructor wanted me to push it harder during the decreasing circles part of the test. Holy Sheet! That was a blast! The stability control on these really blew my mind. I even scared myself a couple of times. Great fun!

Yes and with experience you can do much more. Like most things there is a learning curve.