Got my Used 2010 Spyder RT (8600 MI.). It all looks good Except for the seat witch is cracked at the seams Anybody got a fix or one? It came with Elka front shocks and a BajaRon sway bar (haven't looked at rear shock yet). Looks like it has a light kit with a remote but i haven't got it it work yet. Still cold here in Michigan so off to the garage to clean and polish.
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Got My Spyder yesterday
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
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hyea:
:congrats: --- :welcome:.... Finding a seat from one of our members is quite possible ..... however shipping it will be prohibitively expensive .... so local delivery / pick-up is needed ...... good luck ..... Mike
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RapidSpyder
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Congrats on the new ryde. Just in time for spring!
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R.I.P. Dwayne
There was a seam problem for sure on the 2010 Premier Editions. Post #3 gives some good information. My seat did not self destruct...but many of them did early on.
Very expensive to ship because they are big and heavy. It cost me $225 to ship a Corbin from Alaska to the lower 48. I gave the guy a $150 credit for shipping because I was not smart enough to get an exact quote on the shipping. How could it have been more than $150??? :roflblack:
Good ol black duct tape may be a solution. If the holes are there, and they are not ripped out, heavy waxed thread and a harness needle on both ends, will sew it back up and make a great repair. Look up "saddle stitching" on google for the exact technique. PS...you don't need to buy a saddle stitching kit or tools. The thread and two big eyed needles will do the job.
Very expensive to ship because they are big and heavy. It cost me $225 to ship a Corbin from Alaska to the lower 48. I gave the guy a $150 credit for shipping because I was not smart enough to get an exact quote on the shipping. How could it have been more than $150??? :roflblack:
Good ol black duct tape may be a solution. If the holes are there, and they are not ripped out, heavy waxed thread and a harness needle on both ends, will sew it back up and make a great repair. Look up "saddle stitching" on google for the exact technique. PS...you don't need to buy a saddle stitching kit or tools. The thread and two big eyed needles will do the job.
bigbadbrucie
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X2. Also, try them if it’s not at a seam....an upholsterer can do wonders.
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