ingramsail
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One of the swing arm had a rough spot, the bearing was not bad just an over tighten bearing mount. The bearing was binding in the mount, when ahead and repaired it also.
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Spyder Down - bolt/axle swing arm mount moved in frame!! Need BRP contact?
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ingramsail
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Well after 2 months the rt is back together. Did a 700 mile round trip to South Padre and the belt and every thing electrical was working great.
Want thank Rocky at Coyote Powersports of Boerne Tx. for all his help and for taking the spyder part and finding root of the problem. If you need a dealer check then out, they are a caring dearer.
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Want thank Rocky at Coyote Powersports of Boerne Tx. for all his help and for taking the spyder part and finding root of the problem. If you need a dealer check then out, they are a caring dearer.
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Glad you got it back together and are back riding. It sucks being down during good riding weather.
pegasus1300
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do you know now what the final problem was?
ingramsail
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Yes, the axle mounted to the frame was letting the swing arm moving left and right. Add slims to swing arm where the bearings meet the frame.
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