jimclarkf1
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GREAT PICS
THANK YOU, brings it all back, wanting to go on a trip, cant wait and SNOW SUCKS:cus:
THANK YOU, brings it all back, wanting to go on a trip, cant wait and SNOW SUCKS:cus:
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Ride Report: First Real Ride of 2010 - New 2010 Spyder RS
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SpyderWolf
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I would like to see the pictures of the install. Also, any details on the gloves you are using would be good. I may never need the heated grips down here, but I still like to see what is available.
Be advisted, that on any amount of snow, the Traction Control System (TCS) may kick in and prevent you from moving very far. I've tried it just a little at the edge of an empty parking lot to experience the effects myself, first hand, and I found that on my SM5 you have to really feather the clutch with a sensitive hand, otherwise TCS will kick in and you may stall, at least on a SM5.
Cheers, go for it (it is an educational experience, and maybe fun), and be safe, SpyderWolf.
I don't think I'll be riding in any amount of snow with my Spyder.
Cheers,
Dean
The snow has been melting way too fast already. I was barely able to get a decent sized snowman made with my 7 year old son. The snowman is currently listing badly to one side, so I am not sure how much longer it will be standing.
I decided against taking the Spyder for a ryde. It is very muddy right now, and I really did not want to get it all that messy.
Hopefully this will be the last we see of snow for a few more years.
groundeffect
Registered User
Hi there SpyderWolf. I took some pictures of the Hot Hands (lower power draw heated grips) and my GPS installation, which can be found here:
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=3
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17170
Regarding gloves. I'm using a pair by Onix, which are waterproof and wind proof leather gloves. They are lined/insulated with Thinsulate and are good for me down to 20F, with the hot hands.
Cool stuff on the snowman, neat!
Cheers,
Dean
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=3
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17170
Regarding gloves. I'm using a pair by Onix, which are waterproof and wind proof leather gloves. They are lined/insulated with Thinsulate and are good for me down to 20F, with the hot hands.
Cool stuff on the snowman, neat!
Cheers,
Dean
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SpyderWolf
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Good deal, I will check out that thread now. :thumbup:
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