Tslepebull
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What I know is that it is difficult to get on or off my Canyon in a parking lot without somebody walking over and asking about it.
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Are Spyders becoming popular, or not?
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mecsw500
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But the dealer here in Draper UT seemed to sell through their allocations of RT LTDs and Sea to Skys pretty quickly this year. The 2021 RT LTD I traded in sold in a matter of a few weeks. Rykers seem to be a bit slower to move, but I think that's because Ryker sales probably do better in large urban areas.
They have one 2026 F3-T, 1 2026 Canyon and like 4 Rykers left, two of which are 2025s. Everything else has sold out, I think I got the last 2026 Sea to Sky back in the late spring.
I see a variety of Spyders here in the Salt Lake Valley, many of which are V-twins. I do see a few late model RT LTDs and Sea to Skys driving around occasionally. I can't say I have ever seen a Ryker in the wild though, but I don't live in the Salt Lake Metro area so that might be why. I've seen like one Slingshot and a few Vaanderhalls at a car meet. I see quite a few Harley Tri-Glides but that's to be expected I suppose.
We shall see what 50% tariffs do to sales though.
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