Thanks to everybody that suggested that I install the BOJARONanti sway bar. :clap: WOW what a difference it made. I had to go to the dealer inBensalem yesterday, that would be north of Philly. Its about a 40 minute ride up RT 95 and it wasvery windy. The Bike ran straight as an arrow. I had a friend help me installit and saved the $278.00. I was told that the whole front end had to come off.That was the reason that the labor would be so high. Guess I’ll be looking fora new shop. 2013 STS.
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Anti Sway Bar
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Bob Denman
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:congrats: :clap: :2thumbs:
So; what's next on the Farkle-List?
So; what's next on the Farkle-List?
Highwayman2013
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We have an RT and don't use the radio that much since getting bluetooth for the helmets. We stream music from our phones to the headsets. Headsets are also available with FM radio built in. Talk to Motorcycle Dave for great prices. Just a suggestion of course.
OMG
Received it this afternoon( Baja Ron anti sway bar) , installed it this evening, (easy install on 2010 RS), wow.
Totally different, stability and handling noticeable immediately.
I guess everybody's posts were right..
I must add that the instructions were great and easy to follow....
Received it this afternoon( Baja Ron anti sway bar) , installed it this evening, (easy install on 2010 RS), wow.
Totally different, stability and handling noticeable immediately.
I guess everybody's posts were right..
I must add that the instructions were great and easy to follow....
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BajaRon
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I've been told the shop manual states that the Frunk needs to come off for a Sway Bar install. Absolutely NOT TRUE!
Other than the 2008-2012 RS (which is very easy to pull the Frunk but still not necessary), I HIGHLY recommend that you NOT pull the Frunk! Not only is it a waste of time, energy and money if you're paying for the job. But you risk damaging all that pretty Tupperware. And for what? For absolutely nothing. There is zero advantage and quite a bit of disadvantage to pulling the Frunk on anything but the 08-12 RS models.
Most dealerships (that know what they are doing) will charge 1 to 1.5 hours labor for the job.
Doing your research here on Spyderlovers can save you a TON of money, get you the mod you wanted the 1st time, and make your entire Spyder experience a much better one.
Other than the 2008-2012 RS (which is very easy to pull the Frunk but still not necessary), I HIGHLY recommend that you NOT pull the Frunk! Not only is it a waste of time, energy and money if you're paying for the job. But you risk damaging all that pretty Tupperware. And for what? For absolutely nothing. There is zero advantage and quite a bit of disadvantage to pulling the Frunk on anything but the 08-12 RS models.
Most dealerships (that know what they are doing) will charge 1 to 1.5 hours labor for the job.
Doing your research here on Spyderlovers can save you a TON of money, get you the mod you wanted the 1st time, and make your entire Spyder experience a much better one.
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