james danny
New member
:congrats:
:welcome:and :congrats: on your new purchase. :2thumbs: Airbox cover is easier to remove by working from the right hand side.
Welcome to the forum. Sorry you still ride a HD, but I will help you with your airbox in good faith that you will get rid of that thing. :roflblack:
Click link under my yellow Spyder below, there are a bunch of videos in there that you will eventually need. :thumbup:
:congrats: on your new Spyder. What part of New Jersey do you live in.
So what's wrong with "Terminator" as a name?? :roflblack:
:welcome: and :congrats: on what looks to be the start of a beautiful relationship! :2thumbs:
:congrats: & :welcome:
That airbox is a :cus: to get open, so we just replaced ours and are much happier with the KewlMetal Performance Intake kit:clap:
In case no one clued you in yet, the purchase price of your Spyder, that's really just the down payment on all the future mods your going to be making to truly make the byke your own:yikes: but its Oh So Worth It:clap:
:yes:Hope you enjoy yours as much as we enjoy ours:yes:
Welcome to our world and great pictures! I just bought a new 2012 RS SM5 and am literally DYING to get out in the wind!!
...it's coming:doorag:
What are you using to upload/post such great quality pictures? They rock.:thumbup:
Welcome!
The best tip I got as a newbie was to inflate the front tires to 19 psi and set the front shocks to 5 (highest setting), really improves handling. Also, the Fox shocks (standard on the RS-S) are another big improvement (Elkas also get rave reviews but are a tad pricey). Finally BajaRon's (a sponsor of this site) sway-bar is according to everyone I've heard who's tried it (I've actually got one, now just need the time to install it!) the final missing piece for outstanding handling in the curves.
Sorry, I know it seems like a lot of suggested changes for a new bike, but the dramatic difference is hard to describe. Before the change in pressure and shock setting, the handling was bad enough that I thought I had made a big mistake buying the Spyder. After those minor changes, it was pretty much what I had expected, after the Fox shocks it was even better, and from what I hear once I install the swaybar it will be all I had hoped and dreamed (OK that's a bit dramatic but you get my drift).
That mouthful said, Congratulations, great looking bike, and with a few minor alterations, an absolute blast to ride.
It's okay Bob, you don't have to take anyone out :shocked:
I am sure he didn't know that "terminator" was a family name ...