I just left my dealer and my bike is in. :) Its missing the reverse mechanism.
They are saying between 30 and 60 days for it to come in. Well at least I see
light at the end of the tunnel.
I just left my dealer and my bike is in. :) Its missing the reverse mechanism.
They are saying between 30 and 60 days for it to come in. Well at least I see
light at the end of the tunnel.
That’s great news, congrats on the arrival. :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by DriftersWay
I am a bit concerned that BRP is shipping uncompleted units and then the dealer is saying an additional 30 to 60 days for the part to come in. It sounds very messed up to me. You have way more patience than I do. :bowdown: :bowdown:Quote:
Originally Posted by DriftersWay
Nothing else I canQuote:
Originally Posted by ARtraveler
what model, if i may ask ? oh i see it , 2022 limitedQuote:
Originally Posted by DriftersWay
F3-L Monolith Black Dark trim
No Reverse? Okay but you can still Ryde it?Quote:
Originally Posted by DriftersWay
Or will it simply still sit at the Spyder Dealer lot? ....:spyder:
It will sit in the crate till the part comes in. I really don't think it will take that long.Quote:
Originally Posted by Little Blue
At least I hope not.
Well, at least you know where it is. Waiting is still going to be drag. ... :banghead:Quote:
Originally Posted by DriftersWay
I saw yesterday that Ford and GM have shut down factories in Detroit that build Mustangs, Camaros, and some Cadillacs because they can't get parts. It's worse in Europe with BMW, Mercedes, and Volkswagen all slowing or idling production. At this point, I'm just hopeful the recent CEO message about not cancelling orders holds.
Mine is missing the electronic control for reverse.
Congrats on most of your bike coming in. I got to say, that is the first that i have heard of something mechanical like that being missing. I would have thought that would be a quality control item installed and checked before it left the factory.Quote:
Originally Posted by DriftersWay
It's the electronic part that's the problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by blacklightning
I ordered my Ryker Sport 28 Sep 2021 and Nothing yet. I think their putting me off because my trade in 2019 Ryker has the rear wheel wobble they don't have a fix for until they improve the 2 pitman arm bearings.
hang in there people. i bought my F3L one yr. ago. got a left over 2020. last one. got lucky ,, i was thinking about trading for a 2022 red F3L limited model this yr. but forget it, glad i have what i have, almost time to get it out..
We ordered my wife a 2022 RT as soon as they started taking orders. My dealer told me two weeks ago it was still on track for an end of April delivery. Snowmobile production really pushed back the Spyder build as they use the same assembly line. We'll see...she wants to ride her own!!
You should get this soon. I was out messing around last weekend and stopped by my local motorcycle dealer to see what was in stock. They had 3 Rykers on the showroom floor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarge707
:gaah: ... I was at my local Spyder Dealer yesterday and got the latest 'Spyder News'.
They said, "We are Now Taking Orders for 2023 Spyders".
All build numbers for 2022 have been sold.
The 3 Spyders on the show room floor are sold.
Everything coming in is already Sold.
We can put you on the list for something in a 2023 model.
Wow! Can't say I'm surprised, though. I'd heard a rumor some dealers had started taking orders for 2023. I suspect other dealers still haven't sold everything they ordered for the showroom floor, so I think it's still possible people could get one this summer. I just looked, and Mountain Motorsports in Georgia lists 20 Ryker, 13 F3, and 18 RT models. Some list the month they're supposed to arrive, others just say "arriving this summer." They actually have an F3 Limited sitting on the showroom floor (I'm half tempted to cancel my RT at another dealer and go buy that F3L...)
Isn't 2023 supposed to be the 15th year anniversary model? I wonder if they'll do any special colors or trims?
Wow! I guess the days of $4000 & $5000 discounts on models come September through November are truly over. I saved $4500 by waiting to get my 2014 RT in September of 2014 and almost $5,000 purchasing my 2016 F3T in 2017. Looks like I will be waiting for a while. I know it is supply and demand, but I just laugh when I see 2020 RT Limiteds for sale at about $3k above what you could have bought one for new (after the $2k rebates). But if you are patient, there are still deals out there. Just got to be ready to strike when it comes along.
My F3L has not come in yet but the dealer called me yesterday and they received a few RT models. They called to see if I wanted to swap out for one of those but I am going to wait on my F3L. This dealer is in central Florida.
Well, not the news I wanted -- but not unexpected. My February ship date that was moved to March that was moved to April 11 has now been moved to May 31 for our 22 RT Limited. I suppose that is better than it sitting at the dealer's in a crate waiting for missing components!
I am glad I still have our 2014 RT so we can ride this spring.
The dealer said that BRP told them in this communication that they will be releasing a means of those of us that have Spyders on order will be able to track progress.
Bob
Waiting for mine update. Update from the dealer, was mid April, now late July.
That would be very nice and useful of BRP to do that for us. It would be a little better than letting stew for months on end as we get angrier by the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob L
Keep your customers informed and they will feel as if you actually care for them.
I’m hoping for at least a free tshirt for the added wait time……