sway bar and vendor shout out!

[trikerbiker645]

Hello group, As many probably know, the Bajaron sway bar w/links IS everything its been hyped up to be. If you don't install this on your machine you will never know your Spyders full potential for a safer, better cornering all around better handling machine. Just got back doing open road, twisties in winds of 20 mph and gusts of 45 mph with temp at 41 degree's. Awesome! To coin a phrase "like its on rails".
I would also just like to say that the Lamonster Garage people and company is a first class stand up company. I had an order issue which s--t happens but they stepped up to the plate and went above and beyond to make things right and in a quick, timely matter. I've worked in and for the public for 50 years and all I can say is EXCELLENT JOB and refreshing to see happen.......give them a look see for things for your Spyder....and no I'm not affiliated or getting paid by them for this post:clap: Safe riding!

 

[irvin48]

sounds like your having fun. did you put your bar on yourself or dealer?
if so, how many hrs charged? youre one farkling son of a gun.keep
us posted. ride on down to the flatlands of mt morris sometime. love
to see your mods. dont even have 200 mi. on ours. not the greatest
of weather.ride safe.--irv toms

 

[ceyer69]

Definitely a MUST have!

Speaking for myself and saying these are absolutely a plus! I installed them myself and took about 2.5 hrs. Trick is getting spyder up high enough off the ground to pull out the sway bar.

sounds like your having fun. did you put your bar on yourself or dealer?
if so, how many hrs charged? youre one farkling son of a gun.keep
us posted. ride on down to the flatlands of mt morris sometime. love
to see your mods. dont even have 200 mi. on ours. not the greatest
of weather.ride safe.--irv toms

 

[irvin48]

every accessory for a spyder seems to be a MUST have. i thought my victory
was a money pit !! guess you have to call it a "spyder bite".

 

[trikerbiker645]

Joyce, IRV I had my sway bar in start to finish in 50 minutes and that included screwing around with my highway peg's and jacking. I did review install instructions , videos etc prior to starting which I always do before starting a project of any sort. I was a working full time auto tech for over 34 years as well as having a sideline remodeling business for 21 one of those years and finished up my last 15 years working full time for a remodeling company so not too much scares me or things I can't do. I'm lazier now though and did get a quote from a couple dealers which ranged from $250 to $350 plus tax :yikes:.....not willing to spend quite that much for being lazy. 550 miles , but who's counting, safe riding!

 

[irvin48]

actually its irvin from tryke talk. picked wrong user name.your experience
is working better than mine .limped ours home tonite. see shop talk.

maybe i need to hire you. this thing scares the heck out of me. first one
im almost afraid to touch.