I've been lusting after a Spyder RT for a few years now and finally made the decision to get serious. Went to my local dealer and not surprisingly there were no Spyders or Rykers available. Same with the next closest dealer 60 miles away. My local dealer was sympathetic and mentioned that he had several '22 RTs incoming, but could not give me an ETA. He said he's had a ton of interest in Spyders this year and is able to sell them as soon as they come in. I put a deposit down on a S2S, sight unseen and without having ridden one. I was worried I'd miss out and have to wait for the '23s. That, and I really don't like the color of the '23 S2S. So now I'm wondering about all those folks who have been waiting for their bikes for months and still don't have them, and I'm wondering if I missed the boat. Do you think BRP will still be fulfilling dealer orders for '22s or will they just shift to making '23s? Thanks for any insight.
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BRP still shipping out '22s?
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Wmoater
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That’s what they did with the sleds last season. So I expect them to follow suit with Spyders. Roll the deposit over and give $500 off. If you look at the Spyder lines with missing parts, it is exactly what they did last season with the sleds. At least most of the parts came, from what I understand with the Spyders, unlike guys who still haven’t received their parts on sleds. The sled production line started July 20th. It’s 20 days later than expected. BRP is already sending out 2 week later notices for sleds. I know this as a fact since of the 4 of us in a group 2 got notices each that their new series 2023 mountain sled will be delivered a minimum of 14-21 days after their expected delivery due to late startup. I don’t know this for sure but I imagine the 2022 spyder production is done. Probably making whatever is left over parts and switching lines. The sleds have 2 lines for sure. The new generation and the previous generation series along with the 4-5 different series models. So watch the sled line this winter and it will be a good indication for the spyder line next spring and summer. This past spyder season 2022 mirrored the winter 2022 sled production.
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Woodswoman
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My local dealership, Arctic Adventures in Rosendale, New York, has *just* gotten in all the '22s they ordered last year. Just in time for the 'reveal of the 2023 models.
Jesster72
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My advice is to keep trying. With zero communication from my dealer about my pre-ordered RTL, I called around dealerships and found a '22 S2S complete with no reserve on it. Bought it over the phone then cancelled my pre-order (with penalty). So, that being said, there may be units out there that are a) not reserved and waiting for a call at the right time, or b) reserved units that the buyer backed out of........
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