Heading out on the road for a long tour takes preparation. Both you and your Spyder need to be ready for the long haul. After over a million miles on the road, Fred knows exactly what to pack, what to leave, how to plan, and much more. Read on as he breaks down exactly what to do before you head out on your trip.

10 days. 9 states. 4,400 miles. 700 of my closest friends. Those are the basic stats for my first epic road adventure of the year, a ten-day odyssey that took me not only across the country but also back in time.

Heading to the Spyder Owners Event this June? Check out the best places to stop in the host city of Durango, CO. Even if you’re not able to make the event, the views alone are worth the trip!

What do you want to see today? That’s the question you’ll have to ask yourself after visiting Pagosa Springs, a scenic town 90 minutes East of Durango. In part two of our Road to Durango series, we explore some of the great stops along the way when coming from the East.

In part two of the series, Fred Rau shares some safety and emergency items that are essential for any road trip.

Exactly what you might pack to take along on a tour is one of those very personal things that will vary greatly from one person to the next. However, that doesn’t mean that there aren’t some general guidelines that might help you prioritize the use of your packing space. Read on as Fred Rau shares his tips for packing for a tour.

The International Motorcycle Shows will be featuring the Spyder in 11 cities across the country!

Check out Lamont's first hand account of his trip through South Dakota!

Although it was a very emotional day for Americans, Lamonster took a ride with some new friends to Knoxville in remembrance of all the men and women who bravely fight for our country. Here's what he had to say about his 9-11 ride.

Thanks to a lot of hard work from a group of volunteers and sponsors, the first ever Spyder in the Redwoods Rally was a huge success.