I've Had Some Issues, BUT
Still put 21,000 miles on my Spyder in 14 months. Had a few repairs done: broken windshield lifter twice, flush needed for transmission.
Oh, and the battery. Batteries! When I bought it, used, I knew it needed a new battery. Took it to the dealership and got another (OEM, I guess). It lasted a few months. Because I park on the street, can't leave the battery tender on.
So this time, I get one of the 2 year guarantee gel battery things and decide to install it myself.
The guys at the shop were not amused.
The rest was just farkling and maintenance. Highway pegs, oil changes, new tire, Laser Alignment, next week new brake shoes.
I've always found the :ani29: fairly easy to handle, but after that Squared Away Laser Alignment, I think it's purring at me when we hit the road.
Spyders are not cheap, but I'm finding mine well worth it.
~Sandee
Still put 21,000 miles on my Spyder in 14 months. Had a few repairs done: broken windshield lifter twice, flush needed for transmission.
Oh, and the battery. Batteries! When I bought it, used, I knew it needed a new battery. Took it to the dealership and got another (OEM, I guess). It lasted a few months. Because I park on the street, can't leave the battery tender on.
So this time, I get one of the 2 year guarantee gel battery things and decide to install it myself.
The guys at the shop were not amused.
The rest was just farkling and maintenance. Highway pegs, oil changes, new tire, Laser Alignment, next week new brake shoes.
I've always found the :ani29: fairly easy to handle, but after that Squared Away Laser Alignment, I think it's purring at me when we hit the road.
Spyders are not cheap, but I'm finding mine well worth it.
~Sandee