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Buying my first Spyder RT Ltd - where to buy?
I am planning to get a Spyder RT limited 2021, but I was reading that because the Spyder has be assembled at the dealership, it is a big deal choosing the dealership where you will buy it. I am located around Portland, OR and Boise, ID, so I have to get it around one of those areas. Does anyone have any tips on this? It’s making me hesitant to actually buy it.
I appreciate your help.
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Last edited by Peter Aawen; 03-29-2022 at 03:22 AM.
2013 RT Ltd Pearl White
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Finding a 2021 RT Limited might be a bit of a challenge.
If you're set on that year model it will be more of a "Who has one" instead of where I should buy one.
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I am not sure they have anything in stock, but if I was buying new, I would check out Imotorsports. They are a sponsor, and I personally got a great deal from them.
2021 RTL , brake pedal from "Web Boards" chalk white
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+1 for I Motorsport’s I’ve been working with Orlando Rios there. Great experience so far with everything.
2022 RT Limited Dark Hyper Silver
2014 RT-S Pearl White
2010 BRP 622 Trailer Pearl White
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Originally Posted by Rydaho
I am planning to get a Spyder RT limited 2021, but I was reading that because the Spyder has be assembled at the dealership, it is a big deal choosing the dealership where you will buy it. I am located around Portland, OR and Boise, ID, so I have to get it around one of those areas. Does anyone have any tips on this? It’s making me hesitant to actually buy it.
I appreciate your help.
Wherever you buy and whatever you buy new, I wouldn't hesitate on concerns that Spyders are "assembled" at the dealership. Assembly from the crate isn't rocket science and it's extremely rare to hear stories that someone had an issue with their brand new Spyder because the dealer did something wrong in taking it out of the crate. Really, the long-term concerns in picking your dealer is deciding whether they are reliable in the long-run and can provide long-term care of your vehicle at a reasonable price.
2017 Spyder RT Limited - Champagne Metallic Chrome
- Wolo Bad Boy Horn, SPYDERPOPS Next Gen LED Bumpskid, SPYDERPOPS Double Vision Daytime Running Lights
2021 Spyder RT Limited - Deep Marsala Metallic Dark
- Replaced 2021 Stock Handlebars with F3 Stock Handlebars, BRP Adjustable Driver Backrest, Wolo Bad Boy Horn, SPYDERPOPS Double Vision Daytime Running Lights, SPYDERPOPS ""BRAKER BARS" Brake/Run Lights
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Originally Posted by 2dogs
The OP was wanting a Rt Limited
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One thing to keep in mind is that thousands of Spyders have been assembled with no issues, but the one that has issues is the one you will read about.
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Originally Posted by Navydad
One thing to keep in mind is that thousands of Spyders have been assembled with no issues, but the one that has issues is the one you will read about.
…..and in reality, you could replace the word “Spyder” with the word “vehicle” in your sentence above, Navydad
Pete
Harrington, Australia
2021 RT Limited
Setup for Tall & Big.... 200cm/6'7", 140kg/300lbs, 37"inleg.
HeliBars Handlebars
Brake rubber removed to lower pedal for easier long leg/Size 15 EEEEW boot access.
Ikon (Aussie) shocks all round.
Russell Daylong seat 2” taller than stock (in Sunbrella for Aussie heat & water resistance)
Goodyear Duragrip 165/60 fronts (18psi) - provides extra 1/2” ground clearance.
Kenda Kanine rear.
2021 RT Limited , Brake pedal rubber removed for ease of accessing pedal with size 15 boots. Red
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U Motorsports in Fargo ND has 2021 RT Limited in stock.
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If your looking for a Spyder around Portland Oregon, go across the river to Vancover WA to Procaliber powersports an see them. Dont think they have any Spyder's there now, waiting for new ones.. There's a place by Spokane Wa that sells spyders too. Mount Vernon WA Lifestyles Honda usally has plenty of Spyders. Little out of your way though.
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In my case, and for some others, make sure the linkage from the swing arm to the ride height sensor is properly connected on the RT Limited (or Sea to Sky). Mine wasn't and it led to a whole heap of issues eventually being uncovered that took a few months and repeated attempts to repair. It threw C210A codes from the rear suspension, which started with a disconnected linkage, which when connected, led to numerous air leaks being discovered, ride height sensor issue, valve leak problems and eventually a new compressor. I'm not saying the problems were related to the linkage not being connected, but if it was connected then the problems would have probably shown up in the PDI test ride. Now it is all fixed, the problems all seem to have been cured and all is well with the world. Just take a look underneath the bike before accepting it to ensure the linkage is connected properly. It seems to be an item that is sometimes overlooked, being only present on vehicles with the self adjusting rear air suspension, I think.
If this is your first Spyder then I would recommend the $99 rider training course available in a community college near you from Can Am's website. It is a $200 discount from that usually charged by your local Community College or wherever. If you have never ridden one before and only ridden motorcycles, this course is worth its weight in gold. Plus it gives you the correct license endorsement for your state (if required). The course I went to at Salt Lake CC was first rate, it made riding the thing so much easier, and to be honest, a lot safer. They take quite a lot of getting used to and the course really accelerated that learning curve.
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