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After lurking for awhile here is my new to me 2009 Spyder GS

:congrats: and :welcome: I had a red '09 and put 19500 problem free miles on it in two years. Loved that GS :thumbup:
 

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:welcome: and :congrats: on the new ryde. My second :spyder2: was a red 2009. Its still going strong with over 25K miles on it.

Your right on about the tank bag. That is a BRP acccessory and I had them on both the 2008 and 2009 :ani29:'s
 
I just had something odd happen to me on my way home I was on a hill and had loss of power, I could crank on the throttle and nothing would happen. I pulled over and let it sit for a bit and then it started right up any Idea what it could be?
 
I just had something odd happen to me on my way home I was on a hill and had loss of power, I could crank on the throttle and nothing would happen. I pulled over and let it sit for a bit and then it started right up any Idea what it could be?

:welcome:With that said my suggestion would be to start a thread in the spyder shop section, and you will get some answers and probably a few more questions as to if you got any codes etc. I am riding up on July 12 th to your neck of the woods, El Dorado Hills and also over to Lafayette & Oakland for 3 days to attend my Aunts 95 th birthday party:yikes::yes::yes: she's got good genes and I video taped her sitting on my spyder after SITR a couple years ago.

what a beautiful area you have to ride in:thumbup:

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thanks thats a good idea on posting it to the spyder shop talk. 95 years old has she asked for a ride yet :) and welcome to my neck of the woods
 
:congrats: and :welcome: Sorry to hear of your problem of going into Limp Mode. Its happen to me and after pulling over and removing the key for a few minutes it was fine after starting it again. I did take mine in and BUDS cleared all codes and since than I haven't had a problem, knocking on wood. :thumbup:
 
I just had something odd happen to me on my way home I was on a hill and had loss of power, I could crank on the throttle and nothing would happen. I pulled over and let it sit for a bit and then it started right up any Idea what it could be?

Make sure you were not riding the brake. :congrats: you have just become a member of the limp home mode club!
 
I just had something odd happen to me on my way home I was on a hill and had loss of power, I could crank on the throttle and nothing would happen. I pulled over and let it sit for a bit and then it started right up any Idea what it could be?

When you say you cranked the throttle and nothing would happen, was the engine running at 3500 rpm not going any higher?

Semi-Stupid question Riding the brake can cause this? and thank you do we have t-shirts or a stickers in this club :)

Riding the brake does not build pressure in the brake system. Over time the computer may think the brakes are not working and put the Spyder in limp mode reducing the rpm down to 3500 max. Stopping and turning off the Spyder will reset the error and your good to go. I did this two times on my RT before I got used to the different brake peddle location compared to GS.


Good luck figuring the problem out.
 
Interesting thank you for the Information I will have to pay attention more to what my self and my spyder are doing
 
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