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spyder rt vs gl1800 trike
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lyonsden
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Here is a post showing photos and how I did it. Now I added the SR10 Sena and Bluetooth for the CB.
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...non-BRP-CB-Radio-solution&p=426298#post426298
This is the exact quandry that I find myself in. My trike friendly Honda dealer is 15 miles away, and my Spyder dealer is 70 miles away. Issues with my left hand post surgery may dictate a change to a RT SE6.
Mike
PW2013STL
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cheska
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Hi I am basically a lurker. I had a 2008 gl1800 with a champion trike kit. It was my 2nd trike. After many miles I can honestly say
it was the most reliable and comfortable ride I have ever owned. It is now gone. I have been waiting for BRP to come up with a new engine and work some of the bugs out before I commit. I believe the 2014 has met that goal for me. I have test ridden many
different years of spyders and will be getting a RT soon. But my banker (wife) says its not in the financial picture for a while.
So ride both and go with what suits you. But a factory 3 wheeler with a national wide customer service also means a lot. Bob
it was the most reliable and comfortable ride I have ever owned. It is now gone. I have been waiting for BRP to come up with a new engine and work some of the bugs out before I commit. I believe the 2014 has met that goal for me. I have test ridden many
different years of spyders and will be getting a RT soon. But my banker (wife) says its not in the financial picture for a while.
So ride both and go with what suits you. But a factory 3 wheeler with a national wide customer service also means a lot. Bob
