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Anyone got Oil or tar on the back of their Spyder?
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
I've picked up both, in various places on my RT. .... not un-common .... easy to get it off ..... Mike :thumbup:
trikermutha
New member
Put a Mud Flap on , that stops all that stuff on the paint on the Spyder.
safecracker
Active member
Yup, all the time.
I had this same thing going on and it was driving me nuts. It was more prevalent on the first few rides this season and now it has stopped. Yesterday I replaced both headlight bulbs and the headlight adjusters were covered with that same grease that had seeped out from the cable being lubed. There was more on the left side and that's where more of it showed up on the left side mud flap, trunk and saddlebag. If I remember correctly the adjusters on my 2013 were mounted horizontally but the ones on my 2015 are mounted vertically. I'm thinking that over the winter the grease creeped and accumulated then on the first few rides it found it's way to the back. Call me crazy but I think that is where my grease was coming from. Check those adjusters and see if they have grease on them.
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