We love hearing stories from our fans. Dean Parsons rides his Can-Am Spyder roadster year round – in Newfoundland. When we found out about Dean’s dedication to riding, we knew we had to get in touch with him to find out how he battles through negative wind chills, rain, snow and all the other unpredictable weather that comes along with living in Newfoundland.

Hey, Can-Am Spyder roadster owners. Do you want a chance to see the new surface of Daytona International Speedway up close and personal? Do you want to brag to your friends that your roadster has been on one of the most famous tracks in the history of racing?

Between March 2 and March 20, I will be taking the last original Spyder RT prototype, #009, on her final voyage before she is retired and torn down for analysis. My plan is to make a cross-country trek from my home in Southern California to Bike Week at Daytona Beach, Florida, and back again, for a total of about 7,000 miles.

Are you ready for the best? Look no further than the new Can-Am Spyder RT Limited roadster. Designed to keep you exploring the open road longer, the RT Limited sacrifices nothing in performance or luxury. While the RT Limited was designed for a smooth ride, it still sports the look that makes the Spyder RT such a head-turner out on the road. Pull up with the striking pearl-white paint job, embroidered seats and chrome wheels and be the envy of the road.

Have you been getting the itch to ride your Can-Am Spyder roadster? We’re right there with you. What’s most important is that you are prepared to hit the road as soon as weather conditions allow it. That day will be here sooner than you think, so now is the perfect time to get the gear, parts and accessories you need to let you focus on what’s most important -- enjoying the ride.