Kind of curious, are they still selling well, and have any changes or improvements been made since their introduction?
Saw my first one on the road the other day here in Alamogordo.
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Kind of curious, are they still selling well, and have any changes or improvements been made since their introduction?
Saw my first one on the road the other day here in Alamogordo.
Local dealer here in Northern NJ claims they can't get them in fast enough. Ryker is their hottest selling item.
Selling very well in Arkansas
According to cycletrader.com, their are 167 Rykers available in a 150 mile radius of Madison, WI.
Is there a Ryker Dealer in El Paso, Tx?
https://www.cycletrader.com/Can-Am-R...310&radius=250
Zia Powersports in Roswell has a boatload. Bit of a drive tho..
Just checked, 120 to Roswell and 70-80 to Las Cruses. An easy drive or ride here in the west. :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by troop
Interesting on the minimum amount of comments, especially on any changes due to Beta Testing.
They do seem to be selling well however. :thumbup:
Ryker is not for everyone. I do believe that BRP did make some inroads into the younger market with the Ryker.
To my surprise...there are many tried and true Spyder owners that have also made the transition either to adding a Ryker or to trade the Spyder off in place of the Ryker.
Like Corbin seats, you either like them or you don't. I did a test sit and it just was not for me. I did not particularly like the ergo's.
However, I made this same statement about the F3 when they first came out. And...I bought a brand new F3L a couple months ago.
Who knows, what another five years may bring? :dontknow: :roflblack:
The rally model is selling very well.
I'll be buying my Rally later this year
Where in NM are you? We just moved to Alamogordo about 2 months ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnWJ
Selling OK here in TN but having issues with them. I traded mine in for a new Spyder F3 for the same price after a $3000 BRP rebate 2 weeks ago.
Based on how the stock prices have climbed over the last 6 months, I'd say they're selling well.
In short, the Ryker had a hugh up-tick for BRP finances, the Quad market also saw increases …… yea Ryker :clap:...… Mike :ohyea:Quote:
Originally Posted by a99miata
I think you are totally correct about attracting a new customer base, I am in my early 30's and personally never considered a Spyder. But when the Ryker came out I just had to get one.Quote:
Originally Posted by ARtraveler
However since I became a Ryker owner, it has opened my eyes for the Spyders aswell, and I would not be surpriced if I will own an F3 within a few years, a Ryker for shorter trips and a F3 for longer trips where an hour or two on highway is hard to avoid to get to the destination in a somewhat timely fashion :)
Did you ever go look at a Ryker?Quote:
Originally Posted by old Timer
I saw one on the showroom floor in Chattanooga, Tn. just before we moved here to Alamogordo, NM. It was sold......
Saw my first one on the road about 3 weeks ago while riding one of my motorcycles, turned around and caught up with it and followed it into a giant parking lot in front of the Harbor Freight store here. Talked with the owner and his wife who have had it almost 1 year. It was the 600 version. They ride two up on it all over this part of New Mexico, it had about 8,000 miles on it at that time and completely issue free. He has several other motorcycles but they just stay in the garage. Anyhow, he said, take it for a ride......:thumbup:......So I did. Surprised the heck out of me as to how peppy it was, thought it would be sluggish as it was only.......a 600. My wife and I each have had ATV's since the early 90's, so the Ryker was as natural as can be. Drove the heck out of it on that empty parking lot, hit 65 several times, excellent brakes, great cornering. Even loved the sound of the twin cylinder 600 with its stock exhaust. Seriously considering adding a Ryker to the stable..... :2thumbs:
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