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From Premiere to Anniversary, questions/decisions...help

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RT-S PE#0412
Have not paid attention to the newer models, as I have been happy and content with my 2010 Premier edition.........have said this for 7 years now..........

However the 10th anniversary models are starting to grow on me. Test rode the powerful 1330, dang very nice!
(1.) With the added incentive of extra 2 yr warranty and $500 I am stressing on having to haggle over the price.

Bob Denman has already made his decision, went to dealership and hashed her all out :clap::clap: I am so excited for you Bob. That was a big step, and you are trading in your current spyder as well. Weather helped you make the decision, here riding is year round. decisions decisions. In your answer from the BRPCare team the said that your luggage would fit, Doesn't this anniversary edition come with luggage like the Limited would?:dontknow:

Me thinks dealers will sell at MSRP +A.D.M freight assembly'service,dealer insurance, profit and overhead, flooring & other costs where applicable However I will most likely need to speak to all 4 dealerships in my area, so time consuming.:banghead:
2.)And then for the upgrades since these are a limited model equivalent that means the Garmin 590 is dealer installed right? and the install is included or above MSRP :dontknow:
Will have another 3rd brake light put on as well as some form of highway peg(but don't want a peg, want a smaller forward for foot rest.

3.) Also when you build a 2017 RT Limited there are little additions like if you want low brow front fenders (which I do), they come from factory or is that a dealer install?:dontknow:


4.) Can I remove the trailer hitch on my 2010 and put on 2018?
And is that wise and cost effective, or better to just get a new hitch and avoid any future problems?

5.) Want to keep my 2010 622 trailer that was upgraded/fixed connector in 2011, that has a 9 pin attachment. Do I need to upgrade this or will it plug n play?


Considerations if I get new spyder:
I only used the CB on my current bike about 3 times, (very few other riders had this) and ordered it, just to be safe on my last bike.
6.) Thought thats the only way to get the entertainment harness so you can control everything from the buttons on the handlebar. Is that still the case? Or was I wrong?
Remember finlessbob answering someones question about if you want the BRP factory xm radio, you need a dongle for the bluetooth:dontknow: confused. My previous set up was wired from bike to helmet. So this is so confusing, Need to investigate sena and scala? Want to listen to music and be able to talk on phone


https://can-am.brp.com/spyder/10th-anniversary.html

7.)How often are the service intervals now on 4500 miles?

There are 4 dealerships within a 40 mile radius of me. :hun: Sometimes choice is more burdensome.

Last weekend I test rode the F3 limited and a 2017 RT Got really confused cuz I liked the seating position on the F3 better, but knew that my current 2010 RTS was more similar to the F3 for foot position.


8.) Also had my digital display changed to how the F# display is with gas and water. Can you still do that on the RT?


9.)The 2017 RT for me felt like it needed stiffer shocks, as I am coming from 5 year old (works performance shocks) shocks that felt more secure/stiffer in the turns. Suppose this can get an upgrade or bajaron stabilizer

10.) I have a hard corbin seat, interested in the new comfort seat with backrest as it provides 2" more. Yet no dealerships I have found have them to try out. So my question is if I place an order, can I make changes to that order up to October 25th??

Not sure I can get answers to all of these, just this is what has been floating around in my head since Bob Denman post on June 14th, http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?105447-Okay-I-DO-Like-The-Looks-Of-It!
Two weeks ago to the day
:roflblack:

I know this is a long post, and I probably forgot something:banghead: age......but maybe others have the same or other concerns questions to ask.
 
Have not paid attention to the newer models, as I have been happy and content with my 2010 Premier edition.........have said this for 7 years now..........

However the 10th anniversary models are starting to grow on me. Test rode the powerful 1330, dang very nice!
(1.) With the added incentive of extra 2 yr warranty and $500 I am stressing on having to haggle over the price.

Bob Denman has already made his decision, went to dealership and hashed her all out :clap::clap: I am so excited for you Bob. That was a big step, and you are trading in your current spyder as well. Weather helped you make the decision, here riding is year round. decisions decisions. In your answer from the BRPCare team the said that your luggage would fit, Doesn't this anniversary edition come with luggage like the Limited would?:dontknow:

Me thinks dealers will sell at MSRP +A.D.M freight assembly'service,dealer insurance, profit and overhead, flooring & other costs where applicable However I will most likely need to speak to all 4 dealerships in my area, so time consuming.:banghead:
2.)And then for the upgrades since these are a limited model equivalent that means the Garmin 590 is dealer installed right? and the install is included or above MSRP :dontknow:
Will have another 3rd brake light put on as well as some form of highway peg(but don't want a peg, want a smaller forward for foot rest.

3.) Also when you build a 2017 RT Limited there are little additions like if you want low brow front fenders (which I do), they come from factory or is that a dealer install?:dontknow:


4.) Can I remove the trailer hitch on my 2010 and put on 2018?
And is that wise and cost effective, or better to just get a new hitch and avoid any future problems?

5.) Want to keep my 2010 622 trailer that was upgraded/fixed connector in 2011, that has a 9 pin attachment. Do I need to upgrade this or will it plug n play?


Considerations if I get new spyder:
I only used the CB on my current bike about 3 times, (very few other riders had this) and ordered it, just to be safe on my last bike.
6.) Thought thats the only way to get the entertainment harness so you can control everything from the buttons on the handlebar. Is that still the case? Or was I wrong?
Remember finlessbob answering someones question about if you want the BRP factory xm radio, you need a dongle for the bluetooth:dontknow: confused. My previous set up was wired from bike to helmet. So this is so confusing, Need to investigate sena and scala? Want to listen to music and be able to talk on phone


https://can-am.brp.com/spyder/10th-anniversary.html

7.)How often are the service intervals now on 4500 miles?

There are 4 dealerships within a 40 mile radius of me. :hun: Sometimes choice is more burdensome.

Last weekend I test rode the F3 limited and a 2017 RT Got really confused cuz I liked the seating position on the F3 better, but knew that my current 2010 RTS was more similar to the F3 for foot position.


8.) Also had my digital display changed to how the F# display is with gas and water. Can you still do that on the RT?


9.)The 2017 RT for me felt like it needed stiffer shocks, as I am coming from 5 year old (works performance shocks) shocks that felt more secure/stiffer in the turns. Suppose this can get an upgrade or bajaron stabilizer

10.) I have a hard corbin seat, interested in the new comfort seat with backrest as it provides 2" more. Yet no dealerships I have found have them to try out. So my question is if I place an order, can I make changes to that order up to October 25th??

Not sure I can get answers to all of these, just this is what has been floating around in my head since Bob Denman post on June 14th, http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?105447-Okay-I-DO-Like-The-Looks-Of-It!
Two weeks ago to the day
:roflblack:

I know this is a long post, and I probably forgot something:banghead: age......but maybe others have the same or other concerns questions to ask.

Can't answer all for you...but here is what I know about the Comfort Seat. Have them on both my 2011 and 2014 RT's. The 2014 version is more comfortable of the two. The 2" setback is right on. I can ride all day on the comfort seat where the OEM was telling me to get off at 50 miles or so.

I am also one of the few that tried and liked Corbins. I had those on my 2008 and 2010. 23,500 and 36,500 corbin miles.

Pricing: Pricing is going to be "premium" and "iffy." I have gone to the site to build one, and it keeps coming up with get a dealer quote--starting at $30K +. Not enough changes to the product for me to jump in this time. I would say that multi $K off is not going to be happening. Since they are going to be "built to order," there will not be any leftovers to discount either--IMO.

This go around, I am keeping what I have. :thumbup:
 
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:clap: This is fun: isn't it? :2thumbs:
Are you in a position where you can keep the PE, and add the Anniversary model to your inventory?
I think that there was a change to the hitch in about 2013 or so; your old one might not fit right.
The same with the wiring...
The Garmin Zumo 590 comes installed. :thumbup:
Service intervals are 9300 miles, OR one year (whichever one shows up first)
I'm sure that the Comfort seat is just a dealer installed thing: ask them to throw one on a current RT, and it'll give you an idea of what they are like.
I'm adding extra brakelights from TricLEDs, and my Baker Built highway bars with Laomonster pegs is being transferred over.

I hope that this helps a little bit...
 
. . . However I will most likely need to speak to all 4 dealerships in my area, so time consuming.:banghead:

I knew a guy who, when buying a new car, emailed several dealers with the specs on what he wanted and asked them to bid for his business. Make sure they all know they're just one on the list of possible dealers you're working with. See who is coming up with the best initial offer and start with them for getting add-ons, etc.
2.)And then for the upgrades since these are a limited model equivalent that means the Garmin 590 is dealer installed right? and the install is included or above MSRP :dontknow:
Will have another 3rd brake light put on as well as some form of highway peg(but don't want a peg, want a smaller forward for foot rest.

Ask for a price with the Spyder completely outfitted and everything installed as you want.


4.) Can I remove the trailer hitch on my 2010 and put on 2018?
And is that wise and cost effective, or better to just get a new hitch and avoid any future problems?
It is definitely cheaper to reuse your hitch and wiring. Include the transfer and installation of it in your purchase.
5.) Want to keep my 2010 622 trailer that was upgraded/fixed connector in 2011, that has a 9 pin attachment. Do I need to upgrade this or will it plug n play?

You don't need to upgrade in you reuse the ones from your old Spyder. See the previous note.

7.)How often are the service intervals now on 4500 miles?

Your first service is at 3000 miles then every 9600 miles after that. Easy-Peasy!

Last weekend I test rode the F3 limited and a 2017 RT Got really confused cuz I liked the seating position on the F3 better, but knew that my current 2010 RTS was more similar to the F3 for foot position.

You should definitely decide which model you like before you start. I love and prefer the F3 over the RT. Since you have a 622 trailer you may not miss the extra storage the RT affords you. If you ride 2-up, you may prefer the RT.
 
:clap: This is fun: isn't it? :2thumbs:
Are you in a position where you can keep the PE, and add the Anniversary model to your inventory? Wife says i can only have one toy at a time, plus out of room in the garage.
I think that there was a change to the hitch in about 2013 or so; your old one might not fit right.
The same with the wiring...good to know, thx
The Garmin Zumo 590 comes installed. :thumbup: Yeah for our team :yes:
Service intervals are 9300 miles, OR one year (whichever one shows up first) Like that!
I'm sure that the Comfort seat is just a dealer installed thing: ask them to throw one on a current RT, and it'll give you an idea of what they are like. Will do, when you put your order in, is there time for changes, say up to Oct 25th?
I'm adding extra brakelights from TricLEDs, and my Baker Built highway bars with Laomonster pegs is being transferred over. Sweet, might need to gold plate as well

I hope that this helps a little bit....

This helps a bunch Bob, thanks:thumbup:
 

I knew a guy who, when buying a new car, emailed several dealers with the specs on what he wanted and asked them to bid for his business. Make sure they all know they're just one on the list of possible dealers you're working with. See who is coming up with the best initial offer and start with them for getting add-ons, etc.

Just started the process with the first dealership, hopefully they come through fair, and my life is made easier.


Ask for a price with the Spyder completely outfitted and everything installed as you want.

Great idea, thanks.



It is definitely cheaper to reuse your hitch and wiring. Include the transfer and installation of it in your purchase.

You don't need to upgrade in you reuse the ones from your old Spyder. See the previous note. Might not work, been told, so no problem,



Your first service is at 3000 miles then every 9600 miles after that. Easy-Peasy!Nice:ohyea:



You should definitely decide which model you like before you start. I love and prefer the F3 over the RT. Since you have a 622 trailer you may not miss the extra storage the RT affords you. If you ride 2-up, you may prefer the RT. Pretty much still want the bigger machine with the electric windshield, please tell me that is still available? But the F3 is awesome too. I ride solo 90% of the time. u

Thanks for all your help.
 
Can't answer all for you...but here is what I know about the Comfort Seat. Have them on both my 2011 and 2014 RT's. The 2014 version is more comfortable of the two. The 2" setback is right on. I can ride all day on the comfort seat where the OEM was telling me to get off at 50 miles or so. good to know, thx

I am also one of the few that tried and liked Corbins. I had those on my 2008 and 2010. 23,500 and 36,500 corbin miles.

Pricing: Pricing is going to be "premium" and "iffy." I have gone to the site to build one, and it keeps coming up with get a dealer quote--starting at $30K +. Not enough changes to the product for me to jump in this time. I would say that multi $K off is not going to be happening. Since they are going to be "built to order," there will not be any leftovers to discount either--IMO.
I am ok with MSRP, just not that added junk fees,
This go around, I am keeping what I have. :thumbup:

Are the shocks you have on your 2014 the same as the 2017's? and did you add a sway bar?
Again thanks for your comments.:thumbup:
 
Damn that's a lot of questions! Hi for it I'm sure you'll love it


I am kicking myself now for not going up to the Anniversary models now and seeing the color first hand up close in Drummondville :banghead: too many people hovering around and at the time I said, nah I'm good with what I have.

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Maybe someone else has more photos they can post from that night.
 
Are the shocks you have on your 2014 the same as the 2017's? and did you add a sway bar?
Again thanks for your comments.:thumbup:

I have the OEM shocks on the 2014. Did not feel the need for a change. I am also NOT using a swaybar. Mine feels steady as it goes. The laser alignment from Squared Away was all the :ani29::f_spider:'s needed. :thumbup:

RE Junk Fees: I don't pay them and I walk if they try to play games. There are many ways for a dealer to play with pricing. It has taken a few deals and years, but I am getting to where I know most of the tricks of the trade. :thumbup:
 
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Yikes...!!

Short attention span here..:p if you like it .... get it....your getting the same F3 in a nice color combo and some 10th year anniversary ads all over it...:joke:
 
I have the OEM shocks on the 2014. Did not feel the need for a change. I am also NOT using a swaybar. Mine feels steady as it goes. The laser alignment from Squared Away was all the :ani29::f_spider:'s needed. :thumbup:

RE Junk Fees: I don't pay them and I walk if they try to play games. There are many ways for a dealer to play with pricing. It has taken a few deals and years, but I am getting to where I know most of the tricks of the trade.
:thumbup:

Yes I will get a laser alignment from Squared Away and see how it goes with the stock shocks, I can always upgrade at Spyderfest if necessary. The shocks I have on my current RT cost $800, and they said that they just need to be re oiled or something like that every 3 years I believe. Maybe i should take them off if they will fit. :dontknow:

Yes i will be insistent on not paying above MSRP, Which still
provides the dealership with profit. Anybody know how much?
and if I decide to trade in, am aware of the dangers that can
cause. Will possibly sell here with full disclosure of her history,
but seriously my current ride has never been better. Just believe
now is the time to get something new.

As BRP's ad says, once in a lifetime to own a part of Can-Am history!

On a side note my little brother back in April of 2013 was going to
buy another motorcycle that he could ride a further distance than his
Victory 8Ball soft tail. Cuz he knew I was riding all the time long
distances on my Rt. So he was going
to get a basic Black Victory Cross Country. Which is an absolute
gem in its own right. But I believe to this day, that his older
liberal brother by saying to my very conservative little
brother from Texas. I said "il brother, you only live once!" I flew
out there to visit, and you know what he bought it right


off the showroom floor. 15 year Anniversary Victory Cross Country:yes:

 
I just looked at Denman's post. The logo you mention is below the fuel tank cap of the F3, for which you do not have to raise the seat to fuel up.
 
Not sure what logo you're talking about but you still have to raise the seat on the RT for fuel.

Top right picture just below Spyder RT Limited photo

Says"3D 10th Anniversary Badge (on fuel tank) "


BRP_Can-Am-Spyder_eBlast-Pre-Order_Unit-10e-anniveraire_EN_02.jpg
IIRC, there is a special 10th Anniversary badge on the glove box lid.
for both the RT & F3?

I just looked at Denman's post. The logo you mention is below the fuel tank cap of the F3, for which you do not have to raise the seat to fuel up.

Ok, so I will need to raise seat on RT to put fuel in, so that is where the logo for 10th will be or on the glove box?

Did BRP mistakenly mention this logo feature without saying it is just for the F3 which I am not getting.:dontknow:
 
That's a REALLY good question! :shocked: :dontknow:
But my guess (and that's all that it is...) is that all of the 10th Anniversary models will get a commemorative badge on the tank.
(I think that, because it didn't specify that it was only going to be on the F3 or the RT.)
 
That's a REALLY good question! :shocked: :dontknow:
But my guess (and that's all that it is...) is that all of the 10th Anniversary models will get a commemorative badge on the tank.
(I think that, because it didn't specify that it was only going to be on the F3 or the RT.)

Me thinks that maybe the best place to put the badge would be on an RT just infront of the Seat on the glove box cover, which on an F3 is the tank (guessing)

or maybe on the frunk where the BRP logo is. replace it with that.
 
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