fastfraser
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Great video!:thumbup: Thanks for the post ! How long did it actually take to PDI the Spyder ?
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Spyder RT PDI...In 1 minute!
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wukka
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I recall it took about 3 hours in total...
This is just the assembly!!
This is just step 1 in a 2 step process before a Spyder gets a new home. Stage one is just getting it up and rolling, when a spyder gets a new owner it gets a thourough inspection by Randy, he double checks all systems, fluids, and tire pressure, as well as personally road tests each one. After assembly, Randy spends about an additional hour on each machine to make sure it will not give its new owners any problems.
This is just step 1 in a 2 step process before a Spyder gets a new home. Stage one is just getting it up and rolling, when a spyder gets a new owner it gets a thourough inspection by Randy, he double checks all systems, fluids, and tire pressure, as well as personally road tests each one. After assembly, Randy spends about an additional hour on each machine to make sure it will not give its new owners any problems.
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