• There were many reasons for the change of the site software, the biggest was security. The age of the old software also meant no server updates for certain programs. There are many benefits to the new software, one of the biggest is the mobile functionality. Ill fix up some stuff in the coming days, we'll also try to get some of the old addons back or the data imported back into the site like the garage. To create a thread or to reply with a post is basically the same as it was in the prior software. The default style of the site is light colored, but i temporarily added a darker colored style, to change you can find a link at the bottom of the site.

What did you do to your Spyder today?

Installed the RLS cat delete. Wow nice sound with stock muffler. Deeper, a little not too much louder. Makes the bike seem "bigger" or beefier in some way.
I tried it first without the additional baffle piece but now put that in. I'm on a stepping path to getting Stage 2 tune eventually.
 
Finally put on my led headlights and fogs, I got from Lamont almost two years ago now!!!! Don't want to jump right into things you know!!:roflblack:
 
Is this the cat delete with the resonator? Could you describe the difference in sound between baffle and no baffle?

Yes this is the RLS cat delete with the resonator, black powdercoat. I went for a little over an hour ride with it this morning. Installing the baffle piece really made quite a difference. Quieted it down a lot. The sound is now more reasonable, deeper than with the stock catalytic converter but not too much louder. I definitely noticed reduced low end torque without the baffle. With the baffle installed the torque feels pretty normal again. I need to do some more riding with it - I haven't been on the highway yet with the baffle in. I also want to see how it feels running with a heavier 2up load. I'll update again maybe after the weekend.
 
thanks for that input Yabby. I have the delete with the resonator, but not the baffle and did not notice and loss of power or torque. She runs like a scared rabbit even 2 up. I may be old, but I certainly am not slow. I ride fast and take the curves fast and so far, she puts out more than enough suds for me. Maybe in winter, when I'm looking for things to do, I'll slip the secondary baffle in to see what it does.
 
I re-blacked all the graying black plastic that's now 5 years old. Looks great! :yes:

I don't know what it is, some stuff that looks and feels just like white milk. Given to me by a neighbor lady who says it only comes in 1-gallon cans for about $25. She learned about it from her golf-cart servicer... her cart trim looks good & shiny too.
 
Installed Lamonster Belt tensioner with XL roller. I tried everything. I tested the flex. Loosened the belt a touch and it went from 68-72MPH to 65MPH vibration. I tightened even more like a couple people on other threads said and it went back to 68-72MPH vibration. I tightened it even more and it still vibrated it. Loosened it back to BRP SPECS again and Installed the belt tensioner and GONE! :clap: I have no problems changing the bearing every other oil change. I ride 2 up a lot and my wife was even feeling it. I got into a habit at 72 to go past to 74MPH it and then relax throttle and it would go away. Now I don't have to worry about it anymore! She noticed it right away and I didn't even tell her.:thumbup:
 
Added a Battery Tender cable to my battery. Figured out where I'm going to add a USB charging port. And narrowed down my fog light issue to what I think are bad bulbs, everything else checks out.
 
while measuring polarity of aux light socket (lower front connector) - I shorted my leads together - didn't see sparks/wires not warm - but zero voltage

One might ask why did I try to measure polarity - well I've found wires crossed from factory before.

Discovered (now) no headlights (running lights/brake/turn ok-brp connect 5v usb ok - dash display ok- bike running ok) - plan to replace headlight relays (2) tomorrow and hopefully that fixes my oops moment!
 
Insulated the "glove box" on the '14 RTs. Took off the tupperware and didn't see any good places to apply the insulated "wrap" . It's thin, so I lined the inside. I also have had a 1/2" of foam on the bottom of the box to keep the .38 from bouncing around.
Lew L
 
I don't call 911, I call 9mm. Where I live is getting as bad as Chicago when it comes to shootings. Gotta be prepared.
 
Added a Battery Tender cable to my battery. Figured out where I'm going to add a USB charging port. And narrowed down my fog light issue to what I think are bad bulbs, everything else checks out.

You got small arms, will be a easy job!! Good luck!!
 
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