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Copperman
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Bob Denman
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jaherbst
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Bob Denman
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I've always referred to the process of examining the bike underneath it's Tupperware, as:"Peeking under it's skirts"
But it was tough; trying to find the picture that showed enough... but not TOO much! :shocked:
Bob Denman
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That's what the underside of a CanAm looks like? Now I know why I bought one!!:yes::thumbup:
:roflblack:Bob Denman
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People quit complaining about how much they cost, when they find this out! :roflblack:
bmwlarry
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Well this isn't the direction I expected the post to go. I have a J&S jack and ordered the Cam Am Spyder adapter that they sell. I cannot seem to figure where the contact points rest on the underside. They sent me several pics but they seem to be on a 998 RS which looks different that the 1330 RT. I was looking for a photo that shows the role underside such as this.
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SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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that's what i'm looking for :yes:
nslowmotion
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This is a funny looking spider, but i would still like to see what it looks like underneath......just saying. Bob, is there any way you can get a better pic?:gaah:
Jim&Teresa
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Here's some pics when installed bumpskid and BajaRon Sway Bar
Here's some pics when installed bumpskid and BajaRon Sway Bar. Good luck - hope it helps! :thumbup: I always block up the bike when using the jack with ramps, wood blocks, etc. for an additional level of safety when working on it while lifted!
Here's some pics when installed bumpskid and BajaRon Sway Bar. Good luck - hope it helps! :thumbup: I always block up the bike when using the jack with ramps, wood blocks, etc. for an additional level of safety when working on it while lifted!
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Bob Denman
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:shocked: Not if I expect to stick around... :yikes:
But I AM sorry that I pulled this thread so far off-course...
pps: Finding the right lift-point for the bikes is a pretty big deal. :thumbup:But the photos had already been posted, and that question WAS asked...
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KJWEB
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This picture was taken from the left side (as sitting on the spyder). The jack arm is as far back as it can go without it resting on the exhaust and exhaust spring. I'm using an air over hydraulic Pitbull jack.
bmwlarry
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Just heard from the folks at J&S jacks and they are developing a jack adapter designed especially for the 14/15 RT. It should designed and tested in a few weeks. At that time I will return the spyder (RS) adapter I bought and they will ship me one (RT) especially for my bike. Fingers crossed!!
Good luck!!!:thumbup:
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