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What did you do to your Spyder today?
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jzeiler
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Spent Saturday installing my Baja Ron Front Shocks; took a break on Sunday; then Today, I installed the Baja Ron Ultimate sway bar. Then I was too pooped to take it for test drive. I did notice a big difference in body dip when mounting the bike. Tomorrow, we are going to breakfast on the Spyder, followed by a test drive on our favorite local (TN) roads. I will report back on how the bike feels after the ride.
hogmemberisold
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Snuck in a trip for a few items from a grocery store.... nice cool weather today.
Dasmoetorhead
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Finished up installing the rest of the Domed carbon fiber frame accents.
jzeiler
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As Paul Harvey used to say, "now the rest of the story". After spend two days installing the new shocks and sway bar, the wife and I went to breakfast today up in Tennessee, and then rode some of our favorite back roads. Even she noticed a big difference in ride smoothness and the corners were less "throwing you off the bike". She is happy and I am happy. The bike was totally different, in a good way. It felt very comfortable on the Highway, and planted in the corners when we got to the twisties. Best mod I have done to the bike so far!
Nice!
Dasmoetorhead
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racoon
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Found a post here or somewhere else, I don't remember, about the lock/latch on the top case needing to be adjusted.
If the latch wasn't correctly adjusted you could "bump" it with the palm of your hand and the top case would open, even if it was locked.
I tried it and it happened on my top case.
So I spent some time adjusting the latch for the top case so it still latches and locks, but you can't pop it open by hitting it with your hand.
And the first couple of attempts I adjusted it too far, and it would latch but the lock would not engage.
If the latch wasn't correctly adjusted you could "bump" it with the palm of your hand and the top case would open, even if it was locked.
I tried it and it happened on my top case.
So I spent some time adjusting the latch for the top case so it still latches and locks, but you can't pop it open by hitting it with your hand.
And the first couple of attempts I adjusted it too far, and it would latch but the lock would not engage.
kbirdsong
Member
Took a nice ride from Lebanon Tennessee to Elkton Kentucky and back. I always use Google Maps set to 'no highways' so I can see the countryside, and sometimes I chose to ignore the 'quick way' it wants if I see a road that looks interesting. It always gets me there, and I get to see the roads less travelled. Beautiful day in the 80's, tunes going, ended up being about 175 miles of smiles.
gwbunny
New member
Have a look at this.
This is the process I used to adjust the top case lock/latch:
Dasmoetorhead
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I love a nice Fall day with crisp cool air.
racoon
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Yep! That's the video!
Tslepebull
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Nothing for my Canyon today. However I am continuing to change the newspaper in my boots and helmet trying to dry them from my ride on Friday.
racoon
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Your profile says you're from Texas, but you don't own a boot dryer?
The lining of my HJC helmet is removable.
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