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Question on what is going to be my winter project

I have seen and REALLY like that wrap. I cannot help you with your question, but that wrap and a Tailgunner pipe would be incredible.

Joe
 
Interesting. ...

I don't see why but their selection chart says it is not compatible. I would check with wrap my spyder (vendor sponsor on the home page) they may have what your looking for and would be able to tell you more....:thumbup:
 
you should get in touch with pete from WRAP MY SPYDER, show him the link, and see what he has that will fit your bike
 
Pete at Wrap my Spyder was excellent. worked with me get what I wanted, and even e-mailed me after to follow up.

First class customer service.......
 
Actually, this will be a winter project, as I don't have the money to do it now. I checked with Pete, and he said he couldn't say whether or not it would fit, as it wasn't his product. I am pretty sure the body panels had not changed from 2008 through 2011, or maybe 2012. Probably order it later this year. Still willing to listen to more information from the peanut gallery.
 
I forgot to put pictures on here of my update on the Ultimate seat I bought a couple of months ago. Since I already had the smoothspyder backrest, and the Ultimate seat had no spot for the rear backrest, I ordered the pad only from the Ultimate company for $110 shipped. When it came, it had the spyder logo on it. I made my own mounting bracket for it, and everything came out pretty well.
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Body panels for 2008 through 2012

I just called the Can Am Dealer in Franklin, Ohio and they informed me that the body panels are all the same from 2008 through 2012. So, anyone who wants to know, there is the answer!!
 
In the event the wrap does not fit perfect, can the parts be trimmed to fit? Adds a bit more work, but it is a winter project. :thumbup:
 
I purchased my wrap from this company http://www.spiralusspyder.com/Graphickits.html and all of their wraps for the GS/RS fit all years. I think that they are all based on the same digital template. The Spiralus wraps are considerably less expensive than the AMR Racing. Mine only cost $285 USD but they don't have the particular graphic that you are considering.
 
[h=1]GK72Cane, I checked that site, and the same one that you have is listed at $369, which is only $30 less than the one that I am looking at. That being said, I do like the one that you have on your bike. Not going to purchase anything too soon, so I will be looking for other wraps that I might consider. If anyone has done a wrap, I would like to know how hard it is to get applied to the body panels, and if there is any "tricks" that a person should know about.[/h]
 
The $369 price is in Canadian dollars. At the current exchange rate the price would be $281. With regard to doing your own wrap, it's not easy but it is doable if you take your time. You can remove and reposition sections if at first you don't succeed. The rear side panels were the most difficult because of compound curves in that area. I couldn't get one side right at multiple attempts and gave up and left a small wrinkle. Turns out that I am the only one who notices it.

I was originally going to pay a professional and contacted a friend of a friend who was going to give me a break and "only" charge me $500. I decided to try it myself and I have been very pleased with the result. The hardest part of the job was working in my garage with the temperature in the exposed area about 110 degrees (Miami in July).
 
Thanks for the information, I didn't notice that is was canadian dollars. That would make a difference. From what you have told me, I think I will give it a try doing the job myself. I will probably have the whole bike apart this winter anyway, as I have some other additions planned for it.
 
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