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 well it's in and being assembled
went out to the dealer today because the bike arrived there today. so being the pest that i am i took a ride out there and watched them un crate the bike and went over every square inch of it. they also got their first shipment of indians in and people were picking up two of them.
now i had them check because i was under the impression that the bike came with fox adjustable shocks but they said only the other bikes came with them and that the shocks on the rt are new and made for the bike. the tag on the crate said the mfg date was 3/4/14 so do you think the lil oil leak was fixed by that time.
here is the link for photobucket to see the pictures
http://s572.photobucket.com/user/cuz...%20spyder%20rt
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i forgot, i spent the money today to order the hand brake, i feel i will really miss it so my riding buddy and i will install it when it gets here
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I don't think you have to worry about the oil leak it was identified well before that date. The sticking key may be an issue though
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Pretty cool that you got to see it uncrated. I agree about the hand brake. I've got it on mine and absolutely love it. I use it 95% of the time. It's sounding like a long weekend of riding is going to be a reality for you. Good deal.
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When you start riding your new machine, it will be hard for you to stop having a big grin on your face!
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they don't like people being in the shop but i told them i was not leaving till i got my pictures. so they unpacked it asap and i got my pictures and i left as promised
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That's great you got to see it get uncrated. Congratulations, looks superb!
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thanks i even watched them un pack my 13 when i bought it
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Fingers crossed that the bike is all you expect and more. Best of luck John. 
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Nice cuz, congrats.....and if you claim its hot i'ma gonna have to contact vito from brooklyn to pay you a visit....not the bike
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Well John, be sure to keep us up on how the 14 is treating you. We can only guess that you'll like it, but only you can tell us if that's true or not. Here's hopeing it's everything you wanted out of the other one. 
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the guys at the shop call it orange
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Adjustable shocks ?
I haven't read anything anywhere about the "new sachs" shocks being adjustable. "Bigger piston diameter and better dampening capacity" is how BRP describe them.
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 Originally Posted by NZSpyderRyder
I haven't read anything anywhere about the "new sachs" shocks being adjustable. "Bigger piston diameter and better dampening capacity" is how BRP describe them.
If you're talking about the new 2014 RT, the shocks are NOT adjustable 
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Drink! 
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. Know you had probs with your '13, but you are a brave guy to stick with it.
