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What did you do to your Spyder today?
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Dasmoetorhead
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Added the Tufskinz Domed real Carbon Fiber right & left access cover overlays.
Just couldn't keep the plastic free of scratches from my tough as leather hands.
Just couldn't keep the plastic free of scratches from my tough as leather hands.
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Deanna777
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HI Dasmoetorhead,
I have the Tufskinz Peel N Stick Front Service Fairing Service Access Door Covers in Raw Carbon Fiber on my 2023 F3 LTD SS (when I get a chance, I'll post pictures of the above. Life gets in the way!)
Nice job, Looks great!
Deanna
Snoking1127
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Sold Hooker the Champagne Spyder to a friend. Will bring Hookie back and forth between Az and Wa.
spyderladyf3t
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I bought these about a week ago and I've been using them for my rides, my hands tend to tingle a little bit after I've ridden for a while. These are absolutely amazing and they're only $19.99 at Walmart
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blacklightning
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Rode the F3L to the gym yesterday. Going to take it out for a fill up today when I run my errands. Got a nice little 180-200 mile ride tomorrow. Gonna ride around the lake and eventually end up at a nice BBQ place for lunch.
Deanna777
Well-known member
Hi Dasmoeterhead,
I also have the Tufskin Peel and Stick Center Console Accent Kit in the Raw Carbon Fiber.
When I get a chance, (life gets in the way) I'll post a picture of it.
Deanna
Gwolf
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Used the Spyder to haul the trash to the county collection site. When I got back I found a piece of cattle panel and cut a top for the trash hauling trailer out of it. Fastened one side to the top sideboard rail with eye bolts and shackles. Put short piece of chain (2 links) and a snap hook on the other side to hook into the eye bolts on that side. Now I've got a hinged top on the trash trailer that opens and closes with just 2 snap hooks, instead of having to tie the trash bags down with cords. Still easy to haul feed bags in there too.
rjinaz86323
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Thought about tearing into the Spyder to fix a burned out headlight. But it is just too warm to do right now. Since I don't ride at night, it has not been a priority. I will be replacing them with LED lights.
gwbunny
New member
When I bought the bike about 2 weeks ago, I had the dealer install the BRP rider's back rest.
I just can't seem to get it into a good position for me.
So I am trying to see if something like an chair lumbar support would work. I have been on 3 short rides to test it, and it feels much more comfortable than the standard BRP backrest. Time will tell.
I just can't seem to get it into a good position for me.
So I am trying to see if something like an chair lumbar support would work. I have been on 3 short rides to test it, and it feels much more comfortable than the standard BRP backrest. Time will tell.
racoon
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There is a little bit of adjustment for the driver's backrest, although it might not be enough for you.
There's a screw at the base of the backrest. Turn it clockwise to increase the incline towards the back of the Spyder, or counterclockwise to incline the backrest towards the front of the Spyder.
The section is the Operator's Guide on the bottom of Page 35 and top of Page 36 titled Adjusting the Driver's Backrest.
gwbunny
New member
Thanks.
That screw is completely frozen on my backrest. I called the dealer and I am taking it back in next week.
In the meantime, I tried just putting some shims in there. However, that only moves the top of the backrest closer and farther away. The entire backrest does not move with the shims.
Hopefully, when the screw is fixed, I can try that properly.
Dasmoetorhead
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I put the Route 129 windshield on. I find myself riding more miles on the Highway, now that I no longer live in the Great State of Twisty's (Tennessee). I sure miss them roads.
spyderladyf3t
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I went for a ride today around the countryside and I saw this, it was one of those signs that I just had to share!
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