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    Default Armrest project completed

    Well the wife’s armrests are on. If a certain well known web site tries to convince you via an installation video that installing arm rests on a Can Am Spyder is easy peezy, take that with a grain of salt. At least for us, it was a royal pain in the neck. But we stuck with it and soldiered through. On to the next project.....

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    I just put on the same ones with a cup holder addition. Wife loves on the lonely roads in Nevada. Slight adjustment to the cup holder for her water jug.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lew L View Post
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    I just put on the same ones with a cup holder addition. Wife loves on the lonely roads in Nevada. Slight adjustment to the cup holder for her water jug.

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    Yea, I'm looking at a cup holder for her as well. She likes bring a big cup of ice water with her when she travels.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gkamer View Post
    Yea, I'm looking at a cup holder for her as well. She likes bring a big cup of ice water with her when she travels.
    The company that supplied the arm rests also had the cup holders.
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    See here to see how I mounted a drink holder on the BRP passenger armrests. Pretty easy https://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...holder-install
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    Quote Originally Posted by gkamer View Post
    Well the wife’s armrests are on. If a certain well known web site tries to convince you via an installation video that installing arm rests on a Can Am Spyder is easy peezy, take that with a grain of salt. At least for us, it was a royal pain in the neck. But we stuck with it and soldiered through. On to the next project.....
    Good job!! Perseverance pays off!! I usually find a way to things done as well.

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