What did you do to your Spyder today?

[Briorick]

My Spyder Dealer replaced the Rear Tire. But I had to agree to use 'BRP Approved Tires'.
So now I am trying to find a Bike Shop to help me out.

Thanks for your Time.

In our area we are/were experiencing somewhat the same dilemma, so had to either take what the dealer allowed as a replacement, or remove and replace your own tire, and then have whatever tire you wanted mounted elsewhere. Yes, a bit more work, but now that I have done one rear tire job, the second was much smoother, other than the yellow lock tite.
Luckily, we have a NEW local Cycle Shop who is also starting to work on Spyders. He is my go-to Tire guy at the moment.

 

[troop]

Installed my Lamonster mirror locks and put on a new license plate frame

 

[rjinaz86323]

My Spyder Dealer replaced the Rear Tire. But I had to agree to use 'BRP Approved Tires'.
So now I am trying to find a Bike Shop to help me out.

Thanks for your Time.

My dealer installed a car tire on mine, no questions asked. I carried the car tire to the dealer. Dealer removed the rear wheel from my Spyder, mounted the new tire, installed the wheel back on the Spyder, $108.

 

[troop]

My dealer installed a car tire on mine, no questions asked. I carried the car tire to the dealer. Dealer removed the rear wheel from my Spyder, mounted the new tire, installed the wheel back on the Spyder, $108.

Great price ...

 

[Gwolf]

Tried to add a pic but file was too large. If anyone can tell me a different way I’d appreciate it. Thank you.

Use some image reduction software on your computer or phone. Almost all of the devices already have software that will reduce the size of images.

The forum does not care about the physical measurements of the images. The forum is only concerned with how much storage space the image takes. The limit is 1 MB = 1 megabyte = 1,000 KB = 1,000 Kilobytes - All the same thing.
Right click on an image, choose properties, and it will tell you the image dimensions and how many KB or MB the image needs for storage space.

Reduce the size of the image or reduce the resolution.

If you don't have any other way of reducing the size, there are places on the web that let you do it. You may be assaulted with advertisements using those sites, but they work.

 

[Peter Aawen]

Tried to add a pic but file was too large. If anyone can tell me a different way I’d appreciate it. Thank you.

Use some image reduction software on your computer or phone. Almost all of the devices already have software that will reduce the size of images.

The forum does not care about the physical measurements of the images. The forum is only concerned with how much storage space the image takes. The limit is 1 MB = 1 megabyte = 1,000 KB = 1,000 Kilobytes - All the same thing.
Right click on an image, choose properties, and it will tell you the image dimensions and how many KB or MB the image needs for storage space.

Reduce the size of the image or reduce the resolution.

If you don't have any other way of reducing the size, there are places on the web that let you do it. You may be assaulted with advertisements using those sites, but they work.

I've never had to reduce the size of any image from any camera &/or a variety of devices before uploading them when I've used the 'Attach files' link to load Thumbnails as per the directions in the Sticky - except for when I uploaded the 'Full Image' shown in that Sticky/thread...

Thread 'PLEASE ATTACH ALL PICTURES/IMAGES AS THUMBNAILS!'

Dec 19, 2024

If you've been trying to add pics/images/attachments without success, then the most likely issues are that you're either not finishing the upload, attach, and insert (as a thumbnail!) process; or your source image/file is simply too large! So for the former, you need to finish the job properly; the latter, either scale it down or re-size it smaller until it will upload.

When you are adding pictures or images to any post you make, regardless of the device or brand of device you may be using, please have the courtesy to all other members/viewers to use the 'Attach...

• Peter Aawen
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[Ages]

Installed an Antigravity Battery Tracker Plus Battery Monitor. Works great on all types of batteries including lithium. Monitors your battery from the Battery Tracker Plus phone app. It also monitors your vehicle's charging system and tests your cranking amps. Works from up to 20-30 yards away. Works great! You can set alert parameters. Not sure if Lamonster has the Plus version, I saw the regular version there. I got the Plus version from Amazon:

Amazon.com

Also installed the FOBO Bike 2 for Trike, bought that from Lamonster Garage. Works great, also via phone app. Installation was a breeze. Tire pressure alert parameters can also be set. Just select "Reverse Trike" from the vehicle menu. Both apps have easy to read interfaces:

Spyder RT 2020 - Present - Tire Pressure Monitor - Lamonster Garage

www.lamonstergarage.com

 

[rjinaz86323]

I spent almost $800 on the Spyder. Been having on and off parking brake issues. I have adjusted it a dozen times. It works for a while, then doesn't. I took it in the have the shaft recall done and asked them to check it out. It turns out that I have a faulty switch on the left side of handlebars. This is the first repair I have had on the Spyder, so I told them to get the part ordered and fix it up. I want to do a nice long trip this year; my first trip in two years, since having both shoulders replaced. I think I am finally ready to hit the road again. Wife wants to do Black Hills again, but do it before the Sturgis Rally.

Well, they called and said it was done. I drove down to Phoenix (100+ miles) to pick it up. Got on and started testing every function on the switch, and the brake release still failed. So I had to leave it. They found a bad connector on the brake motor and fixed it. They discounted my bill 50% for the inconvenience and agreed to deliver it to my house. Guy showed up today with it on a trailer. When he unloaded it he trashed the grill. So now it is headed back to the dealers to get a new grill. Not sure if I want them to deliver when it's done. I think I will go down and pick it up myself. This has been an ordeal for sure... And it continues. Now the parking brake is still failing, so they have now ordered a new parking brake motor. I am beginning to think they are just throwing parts at until it works. Not a happy camper.

 

[Poppie65]

Ugh!!
SMH

 

[SLemmons]

I live in Greensboro, NC. It got to 80° F this afternoon and made it perfect for riding. I did not go anywhere in particular, just went South by the NC Zoo and kept going. Went through several small towns and circled back to Asheboro, where I stopped for supper. I then came back home.

 

[Br549rick]

Installed Can Am variable air deflectors on my '23 RTL. We will see how they function.

 

[AstroTom]

Put it to bed for the next 10 days while we're out of town.

 

[Dansy]

Working on the bike, before they clean the roads.

Installed in the last couple days/months...
- Foam Grip
- Lidlock (pair)
- NOCO Battery lead for maintainer
- BRP Passenger Armrest
- TicLED Fusion lights
- TricLED Afterburner Lights
- BRP Hitch
- LaMonster Cuff 4.0 pair
- IPS cup holder
- QuadLock iPhone holder
- DoorMate 2 (garage opener)
- LaMonster Garmin top clamp mount
- Garmin Zumo XT2
- SlingMods Truck Actuator
- LaMonster Belt tensioner
- LaMonster Handle Bar riser

Installed yesterday...
- LaMonster sway bar
- Veteran plate frame
- TricLED Driver and Passenger Floorboard Lights

More to come. LOL

 

[Mazo EMS2]

Installed new batteries in our '21 RTs last weekend. Yesterday pulled some panels off and looked over the cooling. Should be good to go whenever the weather changes. New batteries, new air filters, fresh oil and filters, tires up to pressure... giddy up, Mother Nature!!

 

[Little Blue]

Yes, I am ready for the good times to roll.
My Spyder RTL is up for the Ryde Time.

Have yourself a Blessed Day.

 

[NorwegianRT]

Went to the collect my Spyder at a local Mc shop and finally got it out of hibernation.
When I got there the Spyder was parked outside and was still wet from the wash, great service.
It started up like normal and the 15 minute ride home was enough to get the oil warm and level checked in the garage, no need to add any.
Later this evening I'm off to meet buddies for some mc talk and planning the season maybe.

 

[Ages]

Working on the bike, before they clean the roads.

Installed in the last couple days/months...
- Foam Grip
- Lidlock (pair)
- NOCO Battery lead for maintainer
- BRP Passenger Armrest
- TicLED Fusion lights
- TricLED Afterburner Lights
- BRP Hitch
- LaMonster Cuff 4.0 pair
- IPS cup holder
- QuadLock iPhone holder
- DoorMate 2 (garage opener)
- LaMonster Garmin top clamp mount
- Garmin Zumo XT2
- SlingMods Truck Actuator
- LaMonster Belt tensioner
- LaMonster Handle Bar riser

Installed yesterday...
- LaMonster sway bar
- Veteran plate frame
- TricLED Driver and Passenger Floorboard Lights

More to come. LOL

Do you have any pictures showing what those lights look like day/night?

 

[RiderDuke]

I'm curious how creative folks have been in finding places to mount or secure the Show Chrome fuse block. The area under the head lights has wire bundles & connections for most the auxiliary lighting that's been added, and there's still some room in there, but I'm wondering where else this style fuse block has been placed. I'm considering putting over by the air filter but wondering if it'd be too hot under that panel.

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On my F3T, I put it under the rear seat. That way, I can access it if needed. It makes adding lights easier. I'm not sure how the S2S is set up though.

 

[jzeiler]

Took my bride on a Spyder ride to get a bite to eat. It was our first RTE on the new bike. Although it was only 49 miles each way, it had back roads, four lane State Highway, and a twisty climb up the mountain to Sewanee TN. It was our first time at Shenanigan's and the food was great.
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[troop]

Got all the body panels removed in preparation for my Wilbers rear shock install. Scheduled to arrive on Friday