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Here you go, I think. The parts page is a little hard to read. Thank Bert, he posted the page below.
https://www.canamseadooskidooparts.c...es-side-panels...

Dad; Army Air Force aircraft mechanic, Pacific Theater. Granddad; Navy CB's, Pacific Theater.

I've run baffles in and out front and back and highly modified my current 2bros muffler to my satisfaction. I run stage II and it's just my opinion that the spyder's computer is smarter than all of...

Squared Away Laser Alignment. Possibly the best thing I ever did. Ann showed me one side was 2 1/2" out of alignment. Followed up later with Ron's sway bar.

What's not to understand? It's the bean counter thing. Keep costs down and profits up and we all fall for it. I did, you did, we all did. The Spyder will never be one of the top 3 machines I've ever...

It's the young up'starts and some ol'farts who want the newest techie stuff. I relish the wind in my face and the feeling of freedom when I ride. If it wasn't for the need of that dam 3rd wheel, I...

I've had my side panels off and on I don't know how many times and I haven't had any issues with them. I spit on them to easily pop them back in and I've never had them break off or otherwise come...

The temp gauge on the dash of my 1330 runs at just about halfway or one increment below halfway when fully warmed up.

Sorry, I didn't even ask so I don't know. Whatever it will be I'm sure it will be the fairest available. I haven't made my decision on exactly which phone I'm getting yet so I haven't ordered the...

I'm also being forced to retire my old cell phone and I'm having to swap out my old mounting system too. I just talked to MotorcycleDave on the phone (landline) yesterday and I'm going to have him...

DIY'ers always find a way. :yes: :roflblack:

5speed, here's a week's worth of info on straight cut gears. Check it out. ...

This is a very good lesson to apply to many other aspects of life. By all means, put it to good use and use it often.

When you first fire up your spyder watch the tach and just as the needle reaches its peak RPM, it will drop back just a little, then shift into first or reverse and you won't hear that clunk. You...

Super Chocks were the best I'd ever seen but they are no longer manufactured or sold. So BK911's suggestion appears to currently be the best and safest way to go. However, 7'x12' enclosed seems to be...

I have the Aluma with SuperClamp SpyderChocks, which are removable. It's the best setup since sliced bread because it is a multi-use trailer. This Aluma, as mentioned here, has the slide away ramp. A...

Don't overthink it. Follow your owner's manual because it's a manufacturer's guide to proper maintenance and the longevity of your machine. Remember other people's suggestions are only opinions. Some...

13.7 @ 100 degrees C

Here's the results of my oil analysis of Amsoil at 10K miles.

Flagged data does not indicate an immediate need for maintenance action. Continue to observe the trend and monitor equipment and...

You and I couldn't live any further apart if we tried but we think exactly alike. I have a mindset that if my ride goes fubar miles from home, I just turn it into another adventure.

Yes! Never fuel up at a station while a tanker is filling the belowground tanks. And learn to run by the odometer and not the gas gauge. Some old school lessons are still applicable today. Always...

Depends on what I'm doing but mostly I raise my RT for an oil change. Car ramps for the front and a small conventional floor jack with a block of wood under the rear shock for the rear. If I'm...

From time to time, I bump into guys who own ATVs and ride 2-wheel motorcycles and the consensus out there among them is that Can-Am Spyders are an unreliable expensive piece of crap. Coupled with...

Being what it is BRP built a machine that's kept us diehard M/C riders on the roads much longer than we should be, possibly. :roflblack: One of the things I can not justify is BRP's choice to install...

If I needed to replace mine, I'd fly to Alabama, pick that puppy up, and ride it home.

Nice job baxter. When do you plan on hitting Nunavut and Hawaii?

:roflblack: Now we run heated clothing but your post reminds me of our earlier days. The wife and I were not paying attention to our surroundings on a trip we'd made to the high desert area of the...

If the insurance company overrides the tech's recommendation to replace the frame as it could be a future safety issue, the insurance company is incurring a huge liability. JMHO

If you connect with the right customer he/she'll gladly pay you twice what you're asking. Good luck.