Baja Ron F3 anti-sway bar

Well, I finally got the anti-sway bar installed. I rode for several miles after the install and didn't notice much of a difference. To be honest, I was thinking I could have left the stock bar alone.


Then I hit it hard. I am so disappointed that I didn't do this as the first upgrade to my F3. It is awesome! I took it through a great twisty in Valley Forge park where I never broke 50mph on the turns... yeah... plowed through that.


The bar gives a very noticeable increase in stability that increases rider confidence on tight turns at speed.


I have spent over a grand on lights and farkles but they don’t increase the fun factor, they just look pretty.


Best two hundred bucks I have ever spent on my Spyder. Thanks Ron!

Glad you like it! The harder you ride, the better it gets! :thumbup:

Is this sway-bar also available in the Netherlands?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by CasN

Is this sway-bar also available in the Netherlands?

---

I am pretty sure Ron ships over seas:

http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/s...rs-amp-Helmets

If I could find someone to work on my 2016 F3 LMTD, I would gladly order one. That goes for a few other things like LED headlights etc. I asked the dealer and got the cold shoulder.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Steven Young

If I could find someone to work on my 2016 F3 LMTD, I would gladly order one. That goes for a few other things like LED headlights etc. I asked the dealer and got the cold shoulder.

---

Call another dealer. It doesn't sound like the one you tried is very customer friendly. I wouldn't do business with people like that on a bet. I am sure that there is another dealer withing easy reach that would love to have your business. The RonBar and LED headlights should be something that they could perform while you waited if you are patient and have the better part of a day to blow messing with your F3. I would ask the Service Manager to assign an experienced tech who is willing to read instructions. For an experienced tech, these mods are not a big deal and the RonBar is really not that big of a deal for us less techy folks. However, you do need something to lift the Spyder about 25" into the air to get the old swaybar out and install the RonBar.

Good luck on finding a more customer oriented outfit!

Bob speaks truth.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by CanAmChris

Bob speaks truth.

---

Well I'm down to Temecula Motorsports to try. Chaperal is not interested in helping me and Lou at Pirate Powersports does not answer or call back.
I would like a Laser allignment, Baja Rons bar, My LED lights installed, possible shocks, oil change, belt checked tension and overall check air filter etc. I want the machine in perfect shape for a long trip.
All I can do is keep trying to get someone to work on this thing that knows what they are doing. :banghead:

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Steven Young

Well I'm down to Temecula Motorsports to try. Chaperal is not interested in helping me and Lou at Pirate Powersports does not answer or call back.
I would like a Laser allignment, Baja Rons bar, My LED lights installed, possible shocks, oil change, belt checked tension and overall check air filter etc. I want the machine in perfect shape for a long trip.
All I can do is keep trying to get someone to work on this thing that knows what they are doing. :banghead:

---

Come to Las Vegas and we can take care of all of that for you. I even have a sway bar for the F3 in stock.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by CasN

Is this sway-bar also available in the Netherlands?

---

Yes, I ship these (and other stuff) all over the world. You can get me at fyredad@hotmail.com

I would be more than happy to help you out.