I've got a Spyder and...

[Dan McNally]

The thingy up near the other thingy is loose . . . should I tighten it? If so, what size wrench does it take? :joke:

 

[Bob Denman]

How about these posts?

:gaah: This :cus: piece of :cus: is the biggest mistake that me and my :cus: Wife have ever made! :gaah:
It won't start, doesn't run right, gets lousy gas mileage, is at the dealers more than it is at home, and it was even too :cus: much money to begin with!:gaah:

 

[Bob Ledford]

They live and breed

One of my old posts said, "be sure to include model, year and mileage," those will be the first questions pop in your mind! Maybe we need to sweet talk Lamont in to including that as a requirement to post or be in the user profile?

 

[wyliec]

Some of the"helpers" also need to read the whole thread before posting too. There's frequently people coming to the rescue trying to diagnose a problem on post #22 when the issue was resolved and acknowledged in post #5:banghead:

Very true.:thumbup: But, sometimes I think it's to get their post count up.

 

[billybovine]

Check your oil.

Some of the"helpers" also need to read the whole thread before posting too. There's frequently people coming to the rescue trying to diagnose a problem on post #22 when the issue was resolved and acknowledged in post #5:banghead:

Also the standard answer to all problems is of course to check your oil. :banghead:

 

[ARtraveler]

Good words of advice concerning a little more information needed sometimes.

IMO: I always tell my students that there is no such thing as a dumb question. It is great to see some of the "pros" handle some of these questions in a respectful and helping way. It was very scarry coming on board as a Newbie and I appreciated how the members answered a lot of my initial questions. IMO: 99% of the responders are patient and helpful.

 

[EnjoyingTheRyde]

Good words of advice concerning a little more information needed sometimes.

IMO: I always tell my students that there is no such thing as a dumb question. It is great to see some of the "pros" handle some of these questions in a respectful and helping way. It was very scarry coming on board as a Newbie and I appreciated how the members answered a lot of my initial questions. IMO: 99% of the responders are paitient and helpful.

And I thank you! :clap:

 

[Dan_Ashley]

How to fix it....

...it doesn't work. What should I do?

Answer: Change the air in the tires. Old air cause the tires to stick to the pavement, and the nanny thinks this is dangerous. So, instead of allowing you to risk your life, the computerized Spyder nanny just won't let it start. Fresh air in the tires will fix this annoying problem.

For real. nojoke

Dan

 

[SNOOPY]

:gaah: This :cus: piece of :cus: is the biggest mistake that me and my :cus: Wife have ever made! :gaah:
It won't start, doesn't run right, gets lousy gas mileage, is at the dealers more than it is at home, and it was even too :cus: much money to begin with!:gaah:

You should never have bought a Chevrolet ! :thumbup:

 

[SNOOPY]

Answer: Change the air in the tires. Old air cause the tires to stick to the pavement, and the nanny thinks this is dangerous. So, instead of allowing you to risk your life, the computerized Spyder nanny just won't let it start. Fresh air in the tires will fix this annoying problem.

For real. nojoke

Dan

I just emptied all the air in my tires, but then realized my tires were filled w that high tech solution called "nitrogen", can you tell me where I can buy a couple cans of it to refill my tires?

 

[billybovine]

I just emptied all the air in my tires, but then realized my tires were filled w that high tech solution called "nitrogen", can you tell me where I can buy a couple cans of it to refill my tires?

No it's not pure Nitrogen it's more high tech than that it's a secret mixture containing only 80% nitrogen.

 

[ARCTIC]

The bolt on the east side of my bike fell out. Any idea where I can get a new one:roflblack:

 

[Dan McNally]

I just emptied all the air in my tires, but then realized my tires were filled w that high tech solution called "nitrogen", can you tell me where I can buy a couple cans of it to refill my tires?

I sell a very special pump that will fill your tires with up to 78% nitrogen, every time, guaranteed! :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

 

[SNOOPY]

The bolt on the east side of my bike fell out. Any idea where I can get a new one:roflblack:

Just look where it fell out? :duh:

 

[SNOOPY]

No it's not pure Nitrogen it's more high tech than that it's a secret mixture containing only 80% nitrogen.

I sell a very special pump that will fill your tires with up to 78% nitrogen, every time, guaranteed! :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

But Billybovine said I need 80% ???


oh, what to do what to do.....



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[Blue Star]

...it doesn't work. What should I do?

Don't laugh, it's getting ALMOST this bad.

If you have a problem with your Spyder, we're here to help. But you have to give us something to work with!

There, I fell better now. Thank you for listening...

I am sorry your Spyder don't work. Mine does except for this

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[Flanker]

Jim,
It's the loose nut just behind the handlebars... :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack: :joke:

Ouch! Bob personifies the concept of "A Bad Man"! :joke:

 

[gottago]

Guacamole?? :shocked: How do you know when you're done wiping it up?? :yikes: :roflblack: :barf:

Might try blowing your nose and hope for clear, green is a dead giveaway for Guacamole....hehehehe

 

[coz]

if you use the term '' thingy ''

you deserve a trip to your dealer.:barf:

 

[Bob Denman]

I am sorry your Spyder don't work. Mine does except for this

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You can call me old fashioned; but should you be parking, while on the bike?? pps:??
And whose fault SHOULD it be?