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1) Head Light Modulator (Daytime Safety) Use one on all my bikes and have saved my butt many times. They really see you coming. I never leave home without one.
2) Anti Sway Bar (Handling) worth every penny
3) Etc, etc, etc. until you run out of money.
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This may be a dumb question but what does the anti sway bar do?
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Originally Posted by TheKid
This may be a dumb question but what does the anti sway bar do?
It helps make the Spyder corner like it is on rails, a very good handling improvement.
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HI Smiley
I would like to recommend the 4in risers, and the mirror extensions, they really made it nice on the hwys
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I definitely want a new seat, but I haven't decided on which one yet. Any suggestions would be helpful. And I've got to get something on the tank to protect it from scratches. I don't want to go crazy with a full skin since I went to the trouble of getting the bike shipped from Texas just to get the color I wanted, but I'm thinking of getting one piece of graphic skin and doing the tank area. Also, any suggestions on the heat from the exhaust??? I thought I had melted my shoe coming back from Maggie Valley last weekend!!!
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For heat, check Repops, a site sponsor.
For seat, it depends on what you want, how much you're willing to spend.
There is the comfort seat from BRP, lots of people like it. If there is a custom seat shop near you, they can modify yours. Then there's Corbin, Russell, and Ultimate, if someone near you has one, ask if you can try it. Not to be too blunt, let your butt choose. I went with a Russell, and would do it again.
john
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So after putting 3k miles on my stock muffler I swapped it out for a Two Brothers single can. OMG is that thing loud! I don't think I'll be able to sneak out of my neighborhood at 5am for work anymore :~\
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Powder coating
Today, I am suppose to get back my handlebars, GPS mount, side panels, passenger floorboards, foot pegs, and exhaust tips that I had powder coated black for my silver RT. Can' wait!
2014 Timeless Black RTS/SE - BRP CB/Comm System; BRP Zumo 660 GPS System; BRP Cellphone Interface; BRP ST-1 Helmets w/BRP Headsets; BRP XM Radio; BRP Tri-Axis Handlebars; BRP Adj Wind Deflectors; BRP Adj Vent Windshield; BRP Comfort Seat & Utopia Backrest; Corbin Armrests; HMT Brake Light; TricLED 3/4 Brake & Running Lights; TricLED Fender Lights & Rr Cargo Lights; CD Fender TIPS Kit; Bump Skid; Scorpio i900 Alarm; Touratech GPS Locking Mount; NBV Highway Mounts; BBP Brake Pedal, Stebel horn.
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If your looking to improve your seating position (more upright, cruiser style) I put 5" heliBar risers, a 25" windshield and Seal FloorBoards so I could vary my seating position and flex my knees. Have fun with your Mods.
Ride in comfort,
John
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The best advice I can give about a seat is to find some other Spyder owners with different seats that you can sit on and check out for yourself. Some find the stock seat is more than adequate, while I had to have the comfort seat to solve some issues for me. I really like my comfort seat, and don't feel like I need anything else at this time.
Exhaust heat can be managed a few ways. As stated above, SpyderPops has some good products that will do the trick. I am running the Missing Air Dam (MAD), and the Air Management System. The MAD helps the engine run cooler while moving, and the Air Management System helps keep most of the heat off your right foot. I have also wrapped my exhaust headers as well.
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