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Storage and parking brake?
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IdahoMtnSpyder
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:agree:
Little Blue
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Parking Brake & Long Storage?
Well, I'm still confused about your question. I have always stored my Spyder with the Parking Brake on.
That being said, I guess you could block the wheels and store it with the Parking Brake off.
Also, maybe you might raise the Spyder 'UP OFF' the Tires. SO that they don't set (Flat Spot).....:thumbup:
Well, I'm still confused about your question. I have always stored my Spyder with the Parking Brake on.That being said, I guess you could block the wheels and store it with the Parking Brake off.
Also, maybe you might raise the Spyder 'UP OFF' the Tires. SO that they don't set (Flat Spot).....:thumbup:
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MakoShark2
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There's been quite a few parking brakes who got stuck.
So no off season here, but I leave it in the garage always with wheels blocked and the parking off.
Also leave it with the key in the ignition, not sure about this one but I believe that could help to avoid key programming issues.
So no off season here, but I leave it in the garage always with wheels blocked and the parking off.
Also leave it with the key in the ignition, not sure about this one but I believe that could help to avoid key programming issues.
happyspyder2039
Active member
There is a cable lube for that.
Possibly..........
Till the battery goes dead which is about 3 weeks. :yikes::roflblack: :joke:
Till the battery goes dead which is about 3 weeks. :yikes::roflblack: :joke:
While I really like 2dogs answer,
hyea: the 'Warning, you forgot to apply the park-brake!' beeping generally only goes for about 30 seconds.... it just seems like it goes for a lot longer! :shocked: :thumbup:
Revalden
New member
While I really like 2dogs answer,
Thanks Peter, that's a great answer. I like to leave it off so I can move it around in my congested shop. Anyone want to come over and help cleanup/out my shop?
Bfromla
Well-known member
:hun: too much chance of forgetting to put back in when the first ride opportunity arrives:lecturef_smilie::banghead::roflblack: then will be one more thing to slow you down from just going :sour::roflblack::roflblack:
IdahoMtnSpyder
Active member
What benefit are you thinking that may offer? Once the brake is set there is no power draw by it.
Revalden
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Thinking? I probably wasn't, it was waaaayyyy past my bed-time.
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