Nope. But on my '14 I don't have to wait - as soon as the display lights up I can hit the Mode Button then start it up. It'll finish initializing while I'm getting my helmet on.
Wish mine would!!
Comment deleted. It was plumb wrong! I'll have to check again later but it looks like for the 2014 RT you can hit Mode, then Start, as soon as you see Can Am on the display. I thought you could not.
I just tried it again. You are correct. If you restart the bike within an undetermined time span of a few minutes after shutting it down, you can push Mode, then start, as soon as Can Am shows. This has been discussed before. But after the "free start" period you must wait.It doesn’t work on my ‘14. I have to wait. I just tried it again yesterday, but I have NOT had it in the dealers shop this year.
I just tried it again. You are correct. If you restart the bike within an undetermined time span of a few minutes after shutting it down, you can push Mode, then start, as soon as Can Am shows. This has been discussed before. But after the "free start" period you must wait.
The change was made sometime in 2015 or 2016. So Jdr00ejr's comment above is incorrect. The feature is not available on all 1330 engines, which is what I wrote in the comment I deleted.
Interesting. Have you had your ECM updated by the dealer or otherwise flashed? If not, what time in 2014 was your Spyder built? Mine was an early production model so I wonder if the change was made sometime during 2014.Hmm, that's not what happens on my '14 - as soon as Can-Am shows up, I hit mode and start and off it goes. This is first start in the morning.
I just tried it again. You are correct. If you restart the bike within an undetermined time span of a few minutes after shutting it down, you can push Mode, then start, as soon as Can Am shows. This has been discussed before. But after the "free start" period you must wait.
The change was made sometime in 2015 or 2016. So Jdr00ejr's comment above is incorrect. The feature is not available on all 1330 engines, which is what I wrote in the comment I deleted.
Nope. But on my '14 I don't have to wait - as soon as the display lights up I can hit the Mode Button then start it up. It'll finish initializing while I'm getting my helmet on.
I think this is the first time anyone has offered a number of how long the "free start" period lasts. I knew it was upwards of 5 minutes but have never bothered to actually time it.I have found over the years with my 14 RT ..... If I shut it off for less than 12 minutes .... turn key to run and hit the start button ( leave Mode button alone ) it will start .... tryit , I'll bet yours starts also ..... Mike :thumbup:
I think this is the first time anyone has offered a number of how long the "free start" period lasts. I knew it was upwards of 5 minutes but have never bothered to actually time it.
It's interesting that Wahrsuul and Deanna report they don't have to wait, ever, even when the bike has been shut down overnight. I don't find any reports of this in 2014 and 2015 posts although some, including myself, did see the startup screen get bypassed on rare occasion.
I think this is the first time anyone has offered a number of how long the "free start" period lasts. I knew it was upwards of 5 minutes but have never bothered to actually time it.
It's interesting that Wahrsuul and Deanna report they don't have to wait, ever, even when the bike has been shut down overnight. I don't find any reports of this in 2014 and 2015 posts although some, including myself, did see the startup screen get bypassed on rare occasion.