I have not removed the locking pin as of yet but was just wondering if anyone else has done this in order to prevent not being able to access the fuel tank fill because of a cable failure. I'm not concerned about it being security issue because I don't leave it or go places where security issues would be an issue. If the front trunk were to fail there is an easy way to unlock it without breaking anything, but the seat is not.
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Has anyone removed their Seat locking post?
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Snoking1127
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I have done that to all three of my 2018 Spyder RTL's.
I would add that I use the frunk one quite often. I walk up to the Spyder and find it is easier to pull the backup release than it is getting my key out of my pocket.
I have done that to all three of my 2018 Spyder RTL's.
I would add that I use the frunk one quite often. I walk up to the Spyder and find it is easier to pull the backup release than it is getting my key out of my pocket.
So what do you use for a backup release mechanism?
Snoking1127
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Bicycle brake cables, both inner and outer parts cut to length to reach the wheel wells.
I remember seeing your post on how you used the cables in order to release the latches. You did a really good job on the way installed them. I'm going to do something similar for the frunk on mine. Thanks
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