SpyderGirl
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:congrats: :yes: :yes: :yes: YAY!!! :yes: :yes: :yes: :clap:
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Free at Last!!!
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PCBeachBum
New member
:congrats: Glad to hear you got your :spyder: ryde back. :2thumbs:
Mo Lee
MOgang Member
That is a great title for Deb, after the great job she did last summer on the trip west. Glad to hear you got it back, are you going to share it with Brian till he gets his back.
dltang
Very Handy Member
Thanks everyone,
I love that I have it back, I love that I will be riding it as much as possible if the snow will stay away. I am also interested in checking out my mpg again. Will they be the same, better or worse? Will my mpg get better as the rebuilt motor gets broken in? Which makes me ponder, do I have to do a whole other break in period again? Things that make me go hmmm.
I love that I have it back, I love that I will be riding it as much as possible if the snow will stay away. I am also interested in checking out my mpg again. Will they be the same, better or worse? Will my mpg get better as the rebuilt motor gets broken in? Which makes me ponder, do I have to do a whole other break in period again? Things that make me go hmmm.
tatt2r
PhotoShop Master
It was -10 when it happened 30 degrees is balmy for a spyder owner like deb
Firefly
Active member
Yup-- gotta break her in again--- I'm a fan of the 'break it in HARD' method:
http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm
fastfraser
Blazing Member
:2thumbs::congrats: Hope it runs better than before !! Also hope Brian's Spyder gets a get out of jail pass soon.
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Way2Fast
Guest
Patience is a great virtue.....and you sure showed some ! Hope you and Spyder have a long and happy relationship from here on.:2thumbs:
BajaRon
Well-known member
You should also change oil relatively early to get all the rebuild "Stuff" and the initial break-in junk out of it. I like to do that at 500-600 miles but everyone has their own ideas.
And I like to run a good standard oil for the 1st and 2nd oil change. (about 3000 miles on the 2nd oil change).
Synthetic oil lubricates TOO well and tends to extend the break-in period. You do want some wear on parts that need to seat.
Both power and fuel mileage should go up from where you are now.
Main thing is you're back on the road and that is VERY GOOD! :yes:
And I like to run a good standard oil for the 1st and 2nd oil change. (about 3000 miles on the 2nd oil change).
Synthetic oil lubricates TOO well and tends to extend the break-in period. You do want some wear on parts that need to seat.
Both power and fuel mileage should go up from where you are now.
Main thing is you're back on the road and that is VERY GOOD! :yes:
BajaRon
Well-known member
Hey! I like this! I've actually been doing it (pretty much) right (against much advice) and never knew it.
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