GaryTheBadger
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There's a sliding cover on top, which reveals the capless fuel port. No key, no tools, no cap.
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Undressed Ryker Photos
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There's a sliding cover on top, which reveals the capless fuel port. No key, no tools, no cap.
jaherbst
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monkeyboymorton
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Thanks for the reply, if it stays in place then I could probably lift my leg to move the lever with my artificial foot.
Really looking forward to a test drive of one of these next year.
With the Tupperware removed it appears to be a very clean and minimal design. Unlike the Chinese and Japanese machines where you have to remove a lot of pieces to get to the real heart of the matter.
Thanks for the photos, I seem to remember from somewhere that the reverse lever is easy to access with your left hand. I’m sure BRP would have looked into that as many of their customers are veterans with challenges.
Thanks for the photos, I seem to remember from somewhere that the reverse lever is easy to access with your left hand. I’m sure BRP would have looked into that as many of their customers are veterans with challenges.
Here is a video with test ride and start up sequence is midway.
https://youtu.be/6PTx_bkouBc
https://youtu.be/6PTx_bkouBc
Peteoz
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Monkeyboy.....sorry, I’m heading out now and don’t have time to look for it, but I saw a video showing some one manipulating the reverse lever as part of a demo or test ride. Have a bit of a general video search and you might find it, otherwise I’ll have a look when I get home. It IS out there.
Pete
monkeyboymorton
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Cheers Pete, thanks for the heads up. Had a look round but can't find that one and I've Just been through about a dozen test rides on you tube!!
So if you do track it back down I'd be grateful as I kept hoping someone would demo the reverse lever.
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CarolinaSpyderRyder
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I sat on one.
The lever stays in whatever position you put it in... and I used my hand to move it.
The lever stays in whatever position you put it in... and I used my hand to move it.
Do a you tube search for Ryker and you will get all the info. you can probably stand. :thumbup: cueman
This thread was started way back in Sept 2018, before there were too many Rykers on the streets & few had seen them in the flesh.... IIRC the pics shown were hosted elsewhere & linked in the OP - and I'd guess that for whatever reason, the pics on the host site have been moved/removed or the links otherwise garbaged!! :gaah: So if you want to see any nekkid Rykers, cueman's suggestion re a search on youtube is probably your best bet.
hyea:That ^^ highlights just some of the hazards with 'linking' pics hosted elsewhere instead of using the 'Manage Attachments' facility provided by the Forum platform - if you link to pics hosted elsewhere you rely on the host site never changing their location &/or otherwise altering anything (or holding your pics to ransom like photobucket did a while back! :shocked: ) AND you have all the hassles of making sure you get the sizes right & your readers/viewers will often have to select each pic individually to see them all, plus you'll never know if all your potential readers/viewers have devices that can adequately display those pics..... :sour:
But if you use the 'Manage Attachments' facility, all that becomes moot - the facility loads up your selected images & displays thumbnails that most viewers can see readily, so no sizing issues there; and if they want to look at all of your pics, clicking on & opening any one of those thumbnails will open all the pics in that post (5 per post limit I believe, so if yo uh have more, just put up another post.
) & allow your viewers to scroll thru them as they see fit! :thumbup: And the pics will always be available for all to see... well, unless the Forum has a major issue, in which case we've all got other viewing & posting concerns anyway!
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Geez, I dunno Chris?? :dontknow:
One of our Rules is Rule 11. Don't post links or content related to Porn/Nudity...!! :lecturef_smilie:
:joke: :roflblack:
That said, there's really not a whole heap to see of them once all the Tupperware & wheels are stripped off, is there?! :shocked:
One of our Rules is Rule 11. Don't post links or content related to Porn/Nudity...!! :lecturef_smilie:
:joke: :roflblack:
That said, there's really not a whole heap to see of them once all the Tupperware & wheels are stripped off, is there?! :shocked:
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The engine itself looks tiny compared to the rest of the stuff connected to it.
Markubis
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you should have warned us with a NSFW title!
*stuffs dollar bills into the Rykers intakes
Not the gas tank?
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