Wondering how many owners do not know this is possible?

[Martin Slovakia]

Hi guys, my experience says 3 out of 10 owners do not know that it is possible to open the front trunk without turning off the bike!
Comment here - how many of you were aware of this; and for whom is this new?

 

[jjc54]

You can unlock the seat also while running.

 

[FrogmanDave]

This was a helpful video Martin. I was aware of this little trick. I discovered it on my own when I first got my Spyder.

 

[troop]

I did not know after 5 years of Spyder ownership. The dealer(s) never shared (or knew). Thx Martin

 

[Tango]

Wow, 10 years of owning a Spyder. Didn't know this. :thumbup: Tom :spyder:

 

[Snakeyes]

5 year owner of RTL and I figured this out 2 months ago - trial and error.

 

[Bfromla]

Thanks Martin. Additional please don’t have a”senior moment” & forget parking brake or N -accidentally hitting throttle on dismount/remount :lecturef_smilie::lecturef_smilie:nojoke:gaah:

 

[racoon]

I only start the bike when I'm sitting on it, and always turn it off before I dismount.

 

[Darth 'Nid]

I literally discovered it about a week ago (I'm on 3rd Spyder)

 

[Flylow]

Thank you Martin! I never knew.

 

[ollicat]

Brilliant! I will start using this trick - Thanks Martin!

 

[Martin Slovakia]

You can unlock the seat also while running.

Good Point )))

 

[Martin Slovakia]

This was a helpful video Martin. I was aware of this little trick. I discovered it on my own when I first got my Spyder.

I am not surprised Dave that you do know this ))))

 

[Dochatley]

Thank you for sharing. I never tried this.

 

[tjranch9]

Thank you Martin! I never knew it .....

 

[Lee0123]

I found out about it the first time I took the bike in for a service. While riding the bike in for service the bike went into limp mode. I called the shop and told them. They said pull it in and leave it running. They would have their tech and laptop ready. When I got there the service tech popped open the frunk with the bike running and plugged in his laptop.

 

[pegasus1300]

Yes, I have always been aware of this possibility since I got my Spyder in 2015. Still thanks Martin for teaching this as it appears that many do realize it.

 

[NorwegianRT]

I figured it out in the early days of ownership.
Good advice for those who did not know. :thumbup:

 

[Alroland]

Thanks I did not know that.

 

[safecracker]

Great tip! I have known about this since my first Spyder back in 2012.