Observation / Advice

[Explorer]

The BRP Fog Lights on my 2014 ST Limited make much more of a difference than I even hoped for. I am so glad that I finally convinced myself to spring for them. Sit on a Spyder on a dark road with high or low beams on, it makes no difference. Now turn on the Fog Lights. You will never own a Spyder without them again.
Roger

 

[daveinva]

The BRP Fog Lights on my 2014 ST Limited make much more of a difference than I even hoped for. I am so glad that I finally convinced myself to spring for them. Sit on a Spyder on a dark road with high or low beams on, it makes no difference. Now turn on the Fog Lights. You will never own a Spyder without them again.
Roger

I know that BRP wants to make the stock bikes as "cheap" as possible, but IMO the fog lights shouldn't be an option, they should come standard on every Spyder. They do make all the difference in the world, for the rider AND for other vehicles on the road.

 

[Explorer]

Dave I agree with you. I just had never seen them in action until tonight and did not realize how much extra light they added.
Roger

 

[SpyderAnn01]

I ride with mine on all the time but on the RT they don't really make any difference. I'm glad they work well on ST

 

[Bob Denman]

A lot of their effectiveness (And the headlights :shocked, is tied to the settings of the rear suspension...
Due to the lousy roads up here; I have always run a stiff rear shock. The headlights can be adjusted back to a useful location, but the foglights are now more for making myself more visible on the road...

 

[Chupaca]

Always..!!

good to have the added lighting when ryding back roads like we do. Headlights are set at a distance where things can get between you and the light. I have always added driving and fogs aiming them sightly off to left and right to give me up close shoulder view. This fills in the gap...

 

[ARtraveler]

You can never have to many lights. The fog lights help to "lighten" up the front profile of the :spyder2: for those drives. :thumbup: