I Hate To Be Negitive B-U-T

[RICZ]

In the 1960s, when I had Alfa Romeos, I was chatting it up with a Ferrari owner. He said that my Alfa was the better car of the two. Astounded, I asked why he says that? (Mind that it's the 60s.) He said, your Alfa is a production car, machine built. If a flaw emerges, they correct it so the next cars do have it. He continued; Ferraris are hand built and very inconsistent in all aspects of the machine and from car to car.
I suspect there is a lot of hands on during the assembly of Spyders and Rykers, hence the flaws.

[ButterSmooth]

In the 1960s, when I had Alfa Romeos, I was chatting it up with a Ferrari owner. He said that my Alfa was the better car of the two. Astounded, I asked why he says that? (Mind that it's the 60s.) He said, your Alfa is a production car, machine built. If a flaw emerges, they correct it so the next cars do have it. He continued; Ferraris are hand built and very inconsistent in all aspects of the machine and from car to car.
I suspect there is a lot of hands on during the assembly of Spyders and Rykers, hence the flaws.

At least Can-Am doesn't use leather for syncromesh material.

[RICZ]

Claimbo.....check to see if your state has a lemon law. The way they work, I think, is when the vehicle has had 3 trips to the shop in a specified amount of time, you are entitled to a replacement or refund.
I curious; what would you get if you surrendered your Spyder?