2020 rt

[billythekidd]

Side Shot.....

 

[trikermutha]

I really like the trunk space. Seen that on the F3 years ago and wised they have it on the RT models at that time.

 

[pegasus1300]

Side Shot.....View attachment 175573

Thanks for those pictures. I really like the red,not a fan of all the black but overall I like the new look.

 

[YIRYDE]

Like the RT without the topcase, which is why I purchased the the F3T.

This RT without the topcase should make the ST owners happy. It looks similar to the ST, has the same size frunk but with the 1330 engine.

 

[Raknid]

31 gallons without the top box. 47 gallons with the $2K top box option.

How does that compare to the previous RT? We have a 2012. Trying to determine if there is a net gain or loss on storage capacity.

 

[trikermutha]

There was no way you could put two helmets in the previous RT. So it is larger.

 

[ThreeWheels]

Intriguing.......might be saying bye-bye to my ‘14 RT

#MeToo

 

[eddieshep999]

The hinge improvements carry to the F3 as well. They use the same top case for 2020.

Would this retro-fit to the earlier F3T

 

[guzzihack]

Hopefully the lights are more effective than my RT. I've got old eyes. Need lots of light.

 

[campermac]

The took the RT and merged it with the F3 so now you have an F3 that you sit on and not in. Still is going to be an expensive bike to maintain due to all the plastics that have to be removed. Maybe it will grow on me by the time I get tired of my 2020 F3 Limited due in anytime soon.

 

[Raknid]

There was no way you could put two helmets in the previous RT. So it is larger.

Not necessarily. The front and sidebags could be smaller.

 

[BryanSD]

HHC- Hill Hold Control. Is this something new for the Spyder?

Someone else can correct me if I'm wrong, but the first time I saw HHC being advertised for the Spyder was in 2018 for the F3 and in 2019 for both the RT/F3. In 2018, I purchased a new last-year's model 2017 and remember seeing the spec differences where the HHC was being advertised for 2018 Spyders but not the 2017.

 

[treva]

IMO, very little to get excited about. I' ll hang on to both my Spyders until Honda releases the neowing. In general, the demographic trend is towards an aging population, probably more so for motorcycle riders. That being the case & for safety concerns from most governments world wide e.g. [ in Australia if they could get away with it, motorcycles would be banned in the blink of an eye], i think most Japanese motorcycle manufacturers will very soon have a 3 wheeler, which could spell the death knoll for the BRP Spyder.

 

[Trbayth]

i think most Japanese motorcycle manufacturers will very soon have a 3 wheeler, which could spell the death knoll for the BRP Spyder.

People have been predicting that almost since the Spyder first came out.

 

[Highwayman2013]

How does that compare to the previous RT? We have a 2012. Trying to determine if there is a net gain or loss on storage capacity.

41 gal to 47 gal net gain.

 

[Highwayman2013]

Not necessarily. The front and sidebags could be smaller.

Gaining 6 gal of storage is larger.

 

[Big F]

Interesting??? any pics of the RT Limited?? was those pics taken in the dark to kind of keeping us in the dark?????????
BIG F

 

[Kiry]

Interesting??? any pics of the RT Limited?? was those pics taken in the dark to kind of keeping us in the dark?????????
BIG F

Can-am has them on the website.
https://can-am.brp.com/on-road/models-2020/spyder-rt.html

 

[Saluda]

I like the looks.

 

[SgtRay]

They haven't done much for my poor F3-S :helpsmilie: