BajaRon
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It's not going to help any with the wheel spin. But you should have a lot more fun while your wheel(s) are spinning! :thumbup:
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Lack of traction / excessive wheel spin
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It's not going to help any with the wheel spin. But you should have a lot more fun while your wheel(s) are spinning! :thumbup:
otter28169
New member
You guys are all saying excessive wheel spin like it is a bad thing:hun:
Get to wearin' that bad boy out and then you will have a reason to replace it.
:2thumbs:
Just sayin'.............
Get to wearin' that bad boy out and then you will have a reason to replace it.
:2thumbs:Just sayin'.............
BajaRon
Well-known member
You guys are all saying excessive wheel spin like it is a bad thing:hun:
Get to wearin' that bad boy out and then you will have a reason to replace it.
Just sayin'.............
If wheel spin is due to an extraordinary amount of HP, then that's a good thing. If it is due to a very low traction factor, that's a bad thing. Since there is no reason to suspect the first condition, the 2nd must be considered to be the case.
isthatahemi
New member
To quantify excessive spinning, I mean it wouldn't hook up meaningfully until 3rd, and the traction control light flashes at 80 mph. It has improved a bit with mileage, it was pretty silly that cars could walk away from me while I sit there spinning. It has improved a bunch, but I imagine I have the original hard compound tire, and this might be the reason BRP went with a softer compound.
Time to get hosed for the break-in check-up/ $300 / Nice!
Time to get hosed for the break-in check-up/ $300 / Nice!
isthatahemi
New member
I'm really not lazy haha
So the short answer was the dealer put 41psi in the rear tire. Nice.
I just had shoulder surgery a couple weeks ago or I would have checked it sooner. Leaning and reaching doesn't feel so good.
So the short answer was the dealer put 41psi in the rear tire. Nice.
I just had shoulder surgery a couple weeks ago or I would have checked it sooner. Leaning and reaching doesn't feel so good.
billybovine
Active member
At 41 lbs no wonder the tire would not stick to the road. :roflblack:
When I bought my first Spyder the dealer delivered it with the front tires with 25 and 22 lbs and the rear at 22 lbs.
When I bought my first Spyder the dealer delivered it with the front tires with 25 and 22 lbs and the rear at 22 lbs.
Bob Denman
New member
:shocked: I'd call the dealer, and let him know that he owes you a tire... :gaah: Tell him that you wore this one out! nojoke
41 psi: amazing... :banghead:
41 psi: amazing... :banghead:
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