Me too

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My knowledge on this is fairly limited, but as far as what I know, I've not seen anything other than the paddle/automatic on these Spyder's. This would be a question for one of our salesman.

@@VELOCITYPOWERSPORTS 6 speed gearbox available as manual gearshift with clutch or paddleshift with auto clutch

They like around $20k

But you watch the video. Lll

Duh, on the kickstand.

You're not missing much. Two wheelers are way more fun. The only purpose these serve are if a biker wants to ride but can't hold their bike up.

@@dentheadgaming4400 This dumb shit you just said couldn't be further from the truth. People love the look of these things.... The convenience of them. And yes you dont have to worry about maintaining balance when turning or at lights. Allow ppl to be different. In a big strong 6'4 260lb man with a very strong build. I have no issues controlling a MC. But I just LOVE THE Can Am F3.

@@davidjamal378 Whoa whoa whoa, slow down there David. I'm sure there are plenty of people that like the look of the Can Am. I'm sure they're super convenient too. And I, in no way, discourage anyone from owning them or riding them. All as I'm saying is the price/performance isn't there for me. Why pay 15000usd for a bare bones can am when you could spend just 7000usd on a 600cc sport bike or ADV bike with way better performance?

@@dentheadgaming4400 Have you actually riden one before you rubbish them,probably not.Performance from the 1330 is more than adequate,handling is fine with exception braking and great for pillion passengers

@@stephenmonaghan2845Before I answer your question, I just want to clarify that this is just my opinion. I would like you to know I've been riding bikes for 20 years now. I Started out on a 50cc Honda dirtbike and went all the way up to a 350. Then, I started riding on the street. First bike was a R6. Then an R1. Then, I got a bit older so I moved to a Muscle Cruiser. I bought a Honda Valkyrie. I ride constantly and have been known to put 20,000 miles on a bike in less than year. It is on this experience that I base my opinion. That being said, yes, I have ridden one of these. There is one sitting in my parents garage in fact. It is my mom's. I found its price tag overwhelming and its performance underwhelming. Performance is more than engine power and 0-60 times. It's about overall weight and its distribution, handling, suspension setup, braking speed, shifting speed, etc. But the biggest and most appealing thing any riding experience has to offer is an "X" factor. Does it thrill you? The answer for me is no, the Can Am does not thrill me. But that doesn't mean it can't thrill you.

Price ? 🤔😁