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Anyone out 100k or more on a single spyder. If so what model and clutch. If you could also let me know of any problems you've had along the way. Feel free to list anything 50k+ as well.
 
You are talking miles, right? There are at least a couple 50K and 100K milers on individual :ani29:'s on here. They will probably speak up.
 
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2009 RS SE5 has 51,000 miles - all most maintenance free
Clutch system worked on in begining replaced it and all is good
welded rear brace...cracked both sides
Oil sensor
Radiator tank
had value adjutment checked and all is good
I have had some faults come acroos screen...but alway able to re set my self...
except twice...had to pay to hook up to BUDS (oil sensor and battery replacement)

normal maintenance

replaced battery
front tires replaced
back tire replaced twice
of course oil & filter changes many
parking brake frequent adjustments
replaced brakes ABS wheel on rear (not bikes fault...but mine)
3 headlight 1 tail light bulb replacements
 
158,327 miles, RS SM5 2008.
2012: FIM Speed Record.
3 engines; a very stabile Johny "Turbo" rebuilt clutch.
Other parts replacement: everything but the frame, display, ECM, VCM, VSS and radiator.
 
158,327 miles, RS SM5 2008.
2012: FIM Speed Record.
3 engines; a very stabile Johny "Turbo" rebuilt clutch.
Other parts replacement: everything but the frame, display, ECM, VCM, VSS and radiator.
You drive it like it's stolen or are you fairly conservative most the time? What mileage did you replace the engines and the clutch? My 2010 rs sm5 is out of warranty now so I wanna get an idea of when it will be time for a major repair.
 
You drive it like it's stolen or are you fairly conservative most the time? What mileage did you replace the engines and the clutch? My 2010 rs sm5 is out of warranty now so I wanna get an idea of when it will be time for a major repair.
Somewhere in between: name-it "fairly sporty..." ;)
For your Spyder RS longevity: 35K valves clearance check; 50K: front/back sprocket and belt replace; up to date with ALL BRP bulletins. Plus the regular maintenance in the book.
Clutch: at first slippage, replace-it.
 
You drive it like it's stolen or are you fairly conservative most the time? What mileage did you replace the engines and the clutch? My 2010 rs sm5 is out of warranty now so I wanna get an idea of when it will be time for a major repair.

Doc is the exception rather than the rule.

Chris
 
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