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$10K Spyders for 2019
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Motorcycledave
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I also saw that, I think he will be waiting for a long time for a 10K Spyder
maybe a used 2008-9-10 model
maybe a used 2008-9-10 model
robhowen
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TBD
I hear that the dealers have been told a $10K Spyder is coming in 2019. I'm hearing on a different platform than either the F3 or RT. I know no details or even what is true/not true.. Those that do can reply and enlighten us all.
Rob
I hear that the dealers have been told a $10K Spyder is coming in 2019. I'm hearing on a different platform than either the F3 or RT. I know no details or even what is true/not true.. Those that do can reply and enlighten us all.
Rob
Bob Denman
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There will be few details available until next year... :banghead:
Project S is coming...
But you'll have to do some sleuthing on your own, to find any information about them
BRP will keep the lid on this one!
Project S is coming...
But you'll have to do some sleuthing on your own, to find any information about them
BRP will keep the lid on this one!
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I am thinking it was a joke to convince the wife to let him get a second spyder. He got rid of two beemers.
I helped reinforce the $10K in case wifey was reading his post.
It would be nice if real. But I am thinking not much :ani29: for that money. You do want a seat and handlebars? Right. :roflblack::roflblack:
EDIT: Posted before Lois K above in #5. She says yes. :bowdown:
I am sure something can be done. You remember the Chinese Knock Offs that sold for about $3K a few years back.
Having ridden the top of the line...I do not think I will be in the market for the new--regardless.
:bbq::bbq::bbq:
I helped reinforce the $10K in case wifey was reading his post.
It would be nice if real. But I am thinking not much :ani29: for that money. You do want a seat and handlebars? Right. :roflblack::roflblack:
EDIT: Posted before Lois K above in #5. She says yes. :bowdown:
I am sure something can be done. You remember the Chinese Knock Offs that sold for about $3K a few years back.
Having ridden the top of the line...I do not think I will be in the market for the new--regardless.
:bbq::bbq::bbq:
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Nokesy
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I think it come with peddles, really good on gas:yes:
IdahoMtnSpyder
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I think the rumors are that BRP is going to bring out an economy version of the Spyder priced in the $10k range next year. But like all rumors, they're as solid as a white cloud in a blue sky!
Saluda
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Just what my dealer told me. He's kind of excited. Hoping again to bring in some younger riders. He also said as with the Spark, don't expect the same ride.
Slowpoke387
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They will obviously have to cut major corners to get to that price point. Personally i would be concerned about the quality. I'm guessing a smaller displacement engine which isnt a bad thing but what else would have to be sacrificed? Aluminum parts replaced with steel, a basic no frills gauge package, super basic suspension, much simpler software, etc. would be a few guesses.
4 MARIE
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yes, the new sub 10k Spyder will in fact be based on the Spark. It will be call the "Park" which is what it will do best.
I for one wish brp every success with Project S.
More sales equals a better dealer network for existing riders too.
Not everyone needs or wants high cc - indeed for the first three years of a motorcycle license Victorian riders are limited to 650cc. Not everyone can justify a high dollar spend, either.
Whatever it is, it will broaden the range, a good thing I would think.
More sales equals a better dealer network for existing riders too.
Not everyone needs or wants high cc - indeed for the first three years of a motorcycle license Victorian riders are limited to 650cc. Not everyone can justify a high dollar spend, either.
Whatever it is, it will broaden the range, a good thing I would think.
Bob Denman
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:agree: :clap: :2thumbs:
jcthorne
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A few things I think will be seen on the new Project S to get down to that $9,999 price point.
An open frame look with minimal body panels and little to no storage.
A smaller 2 cylinder engine, likely the 600 used in some of the Skidoos. Likely paired with a 5 speed manual trans and a clutch without power assist.
No power steering and a much simplified single channel vehicle stability control system. IE safe but much more intrusive when activated.
Perhaps even loss of ABS brakes although I am less sure how this one would effect the overall design.
No radio, minimal gage cluster, no cruise control, basic lighting. Steel wheels?
An open frame look with minimal body panels and little to no storage.
A smaller 2 cylinder engine, likely the 600 used in some of the Skidoos. Likely paired with a 5 speed manual trans and a clutch without power assist.
No power steering and a much simplified single channel vehicle stability control system. IE safe but much more intrusive when activated.
Perhaps even loss of ABS brakes although I am less sure how this one would effect the overall design.
No radio, minimal gage cluster, no cruise control, basic lighting. Steel wheels?
Bob Denman
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I'll bet that they use a CVT tranny. :thumbup:Similar threads
