Introducing the 2015 Can-Am Spyder F3!

[Bob Denman]

Not trying to be negative, and it hasn't put me off the F3, but they seem to have done a similar thing to the F3 as they did to
the ST.
ST= a new model style of Spyder, but on the ST SM5 the still put the same type of bumper on as the original RS/GS

F3= New Model but they appear to be using almost the same front turn signal as the original RS/GS

Im starting to wonder if they have Warehouses full of these components?

Just an observation, and I still want to try one

"Parts Commonality", is the name of the game... BRP ain't the only one playing it either!

 

[den1953]

F3T or F3 Limited Maybe

I'm wondering if BRP will come out with a version with windshield and detachable bags in a similar manner to what the ST Limited is to the the ST. The F3 looks like the perfect platform for that sort of thing.

 

[Kratos]

I'm wondering if BRP will come out with a version with windshield and detachable bags in a similar manner to what the ST Limited is to the the ST. The F3 looks like the perfect platform for that sort of thing.

I'm already trying to find ways that this doesn't make the ST useless as it is, add some saddlebags and a windshield, and I know most definitely the ST line won't make sense anymore.

 

[JkRbbt]

I'm wondering if BRP will come out with a version with windshield and detachable bags in a similar manner to what the ST Limited is to the the ST. The F3 looks like the perfect platform for that sort of thing.

CORBIN, are you listening???? Sleek top loaders?? :thumbup:

 

[Dan_Ashley]

"Parts Commonality", is the name of the game... BRP ain't the only one playing it either!

Ever see a Mazda pick up sitting next to a Ford Ranger? Or a Chrysler next to a Mercedes. Look under the hood of a Hummer and you will find a Chevy Silvarado. What about the Lexus and the Toyota? Lots of common components there.

 

[Colin]

Point Taken

Ever see a Mazda pick up sitting next to a Ford Ranger? Or a Chrysler next to a Mercedes. Look under the hood of a Hummer and you will find a Chevy Silvarado. What about the Lexus and the Toyota? Lots of common components there.

I don't disagree with you, but how many of those vehicles have, in essence the same parts on this years model that was on a 2007 model?