When are the 15's being released?

[cafejimlv]

Will the 1330's be the standard for all spyders? Buy now or wait? opcorn:

 

[Bob Denman]

:dontknow: You won't hear ANYTHING official until the middle of September... :gaah:
So now you can prowl the 'net; searching for unofficial reports of "sightings" of the 2015 models...
We DID see pictures of the 2014 RTs in the middle of last Summer...

 

[Chupaca]

Don't know..!!

:agree: it's up to the spy network for advanced photos and rumors...:roflblack:

 

[ARtraveler]

I am always gung ho to see and read about the latest "spy" information. However, this time I am just going to sit back, relax, and absorb any and all information.

Don't care what color, what models, what improvements, are coming out for 2015. I think that I am finally so happy with my latest purchase that I am done as far as purchasing a 6th or future :spyder2:.

 

[cafejimlv]

Thanks

Your feedback is appreciated!

 

[cafejimlv]

This is like BMW.

Back in the 80's BMW changed/added 3/4 cyl motors to their line up (K bikes). It caused quite a stir with beemerphiles. It changed everthing.

 

[cuznjohn]

thew will come out as soon as you buy a 14

 

[cafejimlv]

Thanks from a Brooklyn expat!

thew will come out as soon as you buy a 14

I'm sure! :banghead:

 

[ARtraveler]

Brp has determined that the '14s are so good they are going to produce them until 2030.

They are already following the pattern with the 2008 GS/RS. :roflblack:

 

[cafejimlv]

Really.

I am always gung ho to see and read about the latest "spy" information. However, this time I am just going to sit back, relax, and absorb any and all information.

Don't care what color, what models, what improvements, are coming out for 2015. I think that I am finally so happy with my latest purchase that I am done as far as purchasing a 6th or future :spyder2:.

I have a good friend who says the same thing everytime he buys a new bike or car.
opcorn:

 

[ARtraveler]

I have a good friend who says the same thing everytime he buys a new bike or car.
opcorn:

Yep for sure, you betcha. :roflblack: I did say that I was going to hold on to my 2010 forever and was not going to buy the 2014. They do say: "never say never." As an accountant, I did use the "weasel word" think. :roflblack:

:bbq::bbq::bbq:

 

[dndfindley]

Will the 1330's be the standard for all spyders? Buy now or wait? opcorn:

I am waiting for an RSS that handles as good as a sportbike. It may never happen but I think BRP could make one if they wanted. I have owned an RS a few years ago and currently have an RT. I had a sportbike (Yamaha R6) in between. I like the comfort of the RT but I miss being able to scream thru the twisties. I think an exceptionally good handling RSS would be a good compromise and one I would stand a better chance of living (literal sense) with.

 

[Bob Denman]

Do you think that it would take a fully-articulated "leaner", to grab your interest? :dontknow:

 

[cafejimlv]

That's the question.

Do you think that it would take a fully-articulated "leaner", to grab your interest? :dontknow:

I still ride two wheels and yes leaning still equals control for me. I've been test driving/riding the spyders and find them interesting (enough to put a down payment on an rt). Control I'm sure will come in time as I unlearn my two wheel ways. I considered keeping my fjr, but believe it would be counter productive to mastering the Spyder. I must say there are interesting products coming on the market shortly and look forward to test rides. Time will tell if the Spyder will be viable in future. :lecturef_smilie:

 

[cafejimlv]

I answered my own question.

My RT arrived at my dealer. It will be ready next Tuesday.

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Don't care what color, what models, what improvements, are coming out for 2015. I think that I am finally so happy with my latest purchase that I am done as far as purchasing a 6th or future :spyder2:.

I have a good friend who says the same thing everytime he buys a new bike or car.
opcorn:

The license plate on a car of one of the guys in my church says "Last 1". I've been told it's now on the third car!

 

[Topshotta]

I still ride two wheels and yes leaning still equals control for me. I've been test driving/riding the spyders and find them interesting (enough to put a down payment on an rt). Control I'm sure will come in time as I unlearn my two wheel ways. I considered keeping my fjr, but believe it would be counter productive to mastering the Spyder. I must say there are interesting products coming on the market shortly and look forward to test rides. Time will tell if the Spyder will be viable in future. :lecturef_smilie:

I still ride my 2 wheel, so there is no jealousy in the garage. I must say that I feel much more comfortable on the spyder, as much as I like the leaning on the 2wheel
i have learnt how to lean and shift my body weight on the spyder..... Much more fun

 

[dndfindley]

Do you think that it would take a fully-articulated "leaner", to grab your interest? :dontknow:

A "leaner" would be optimum but I would settle for conventional providing it handled much better than the current models and that would mean Nanny would have to be tuned to allow the rear to drift and the rear wheel to spin.

 

[Bob Denman]

:shocked: That sounds like a tall order...
Maybe the good folks at Bosch can take another look at allowing some optional settings that are switchable??? :dontknow:
(Have you tried a 2014 RS with the sport-tuned VSS?)

 

[iSpyder]

Yep for sure, you betcha. :roflblack: I did say that I was going to hold on to my 2010 forever and was not going to buy the 2014.

I said that with my 2012 :shocked: