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Canyon Redrock Ride Review by Lamonster
- Thread starter Lamonster
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blackphoenix38
Member
Awesome to see a real review of the Canyon. Some things I've been saying in my videos, he confirms here in his video.
blacklightning
Well-known member
Good to hear your review, but even better to actually see you out and about. Still praying for you brother!
Mega dittos on that for sure.
Snoking1127
Well-known member
I've got a couple of Canyon questions:
- Does the Canyon have integrated recovery points on the front and rear to hook up a winch line or tow strap; and
- Does the Canyon have a rollover check valve in the fuel tank vent line, and does it have an engine shutdown sensor in case it rolls over?
Lamonster
SpyderLovers Founder
It does not have integrated recovery points. Not sure about the rest but yoyr dealer of a BRP rep should be able to tell you that. Why do you ask?
Lamonster
SpyderLovers Founder
Thank you
Snoking1127
Well-known member
They are all typical things on an offroad vehicle.
Deanna777
Well-known member
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From what it appears by scrolling thru the various forums and the various facebook Spyder related forums, seems like the initial Canyon sales are going well along with the positive reactions in the comments. Definitely a good thing.
Lamont, again all positive Vibes going your way.
Lamont, again all positive Vibes going your way.
eddieshep999
Active member
eddieshep999
Active member
Rather than fitting a winch you could replace the 2 front lower shock. bolts with Towing Eye bolts
on both sides
I have done that on my previous Spyders and also on my current Spyder F3T
These can be used if you breakdown and need loading on to a Low Loader for recovery or someone with a winch could help you get out if stuck
I may consider fitting these to my Canyon when I get it.
on both sides
I have done that on my previous Spyders and also on my current Spyder F3T
These can be used if you breakdown and need loading on to a Low Loader for recovery or someone with a winch could help you get out if stuck
I may consider fitting these to my Canyon when I get it.
troop
Well-known member
I bought these and installed on my 2022 RT S2S ...
Rubicon guy
New member
Picked up my Redrock today from Ken’s Sports Greenbay. Very positive report on ride home plus a few extra miles (75) to Sturgeon Bay. All improvements will be coming from other readers and guys like Lamont. We are blessed to share ideas in the infancy of a unique vehicle. Stopped for lunch and took my first picture today (37 degrees)
AmigoJack
Member
Sorry to hear Dude, cancer sucks, had it 10 years ago and I beat that demon.
spydermyke990
Member
I finally got to check out a canyon at my local dealership. They only had an XT there but what I saw really impressed me. The ergonomics felt exactly like the old STS and Renegade 800 I had before which was nice. Very easy to stand up on like an off road machine, the foot pegs look huge!!
I also got to check out a Ryker Rally. Not bad, but I didn’t care for the “lay down” seating.
I also got to check out a Ryker Rally. Not bad, but I didn’t care for the “lay down” seating.
Man, your story is breaking my heart. You have positively affected so many people. I hope you know that. I just said a prayer for you. God is with you. And remember, being with HIM is even better than the open road on a Spyder.
