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Thanks .....
Well done... there is an enabled spyderlovers forum where many such mods appear. Not making them for sale is the norm but having the pictures and spec's help those that are looking for such solutions. congrats on getting your ryde set up for you.... enjoy
Gene and Ilana De Laney
Mt. Helix, California
2012 RS sm5
2012 RS sm5 , 998cc V-Twin 106hp DIY brake and park brake Classic Black
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![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by Chupaca
Well done... ![2thumbs](images/smilies/a18.gif) there is an enabled spyderlovers forum where many such mods appear. Not making them for sale is the norm but having the pictures and spec's help those that are looking for such solutions. congrats on getting your ryde set up for you.... ![clap](images/smilies/clap2.gif) enjoy
Yep, that is the forum I posted it on.
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I don't need these mods but I thank you for the info and the clear photos, I'm sure this will be useful to others on this forum!
Thanks!
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely
in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways,
body thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and screaming
"WOO HOO - What a Ride!"
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a job well done. Dale
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If there's a will there's a way!!! Rock on my friend!! Good job!
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Gwolf, nice job. I too am an AKA left leg but am fortunate enough to be able to wear the prosthesis. I Ryde a RT Ltd. and will file this away for the future if necessary.. Ryde safely my friend...
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No logo knee grip pads.......... made for Honda CB500, but good fit on F3 Spyder. Protect the sides of tank from scuffs and get better grip with your knees. Around $15.......... Amazon, Ebay, just use google. Come with zero instructions. Not difficult to figure out. Clean area well with grease and tar remover. Clean any residue off with iso - alcohol. Let dry. Peel the side of the 3M sticky pad that goes against the rubber first and apply to the rubber pad. Cut off any overlap with utility knife before sticking to the tank. Next peel the cover from the tank side of the 3M adhesive and stick it on the side of the tank. Careful about alignment......... not going to get a second shot at it.
May or may not need these if you have two feet on the foot pegs, but when one or both legs are missing they will help grip the slick sides of the tank for some aggressive riding.
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Great stuff, Gwolf...thanks for sharing! Ryde on...ryde safe!
Raprider (Rich)
2016 Can-Am Spyder ST-S SE5 Steel Black Metallic ( Blackbird)
BRP Audio, Heated Grips, Fog Lights, Passenger Backrest, Givi Saddlebags/Top Case
BajaRon Swaybar, TricLed Wide-Vu Mirrors, Lamonster Ram mount and X-grip, Sena 20S Evo Dual
TricLed Sequential Front SpyderFenderz, Dual Color Run/Brake/Turn LEDs, Brake Flasher
Kumho Ecsta AST installed on rear 4/2021
1996 Yamaha Virago 750 (Vera) - still riding
1987 Honda Shadow 500 (Shady) - sold
1982 Honda Rebel 250 (Little Reb) - sold
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![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by Gwolf
No logo knee grip pads.......... made for Honda CB500, but good fit on F3 Spyder. Protect the sides of tank from scuffs and get better grip with your knees. Around $15.......... Amazon, Ebay, just use google. Come with zero instructions. Not difficult to figure out. Clean area well with grease and tar remover. Clean any residue off with iso - alcohol. Let dry. Peel the side of the 3M sticky pad that goes against the rubber first and apply to the rubber pad. Cut off any overlap with utility knife before sticking to the tank. Next peel the cover from the tank side of the 3M adhesive and stick it on the side of the tank. Careful about alignment......... not going to get a second shot at it.
May or may not need these if you have two feet on the foot pegs, but when one or both legs are missing they will help grip the slick sides of the tank for some aggressive riding.
![](http://www.tanwater.com/pics/spyder-kneegrip18.JPG)
And they look good too.
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