• There were many reasons for the change of the site software, the biggest was security. The age of the old software also meant no server updates for certain programs. There are many benefits to the new software, one of the biggest is the mobile functionality. Ill fix up some stuff in the coming days, we'll also try to get some of the old addons back or the data imported back into the site like the garage. To create a thread or to reply with a post is basically the same as it was in the prior software. The default style of the site is light colored, but i temporarily added a darker colored style, to change you can find a link at the bottom of the site.

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    New Member Intro & Questions re Upcoming Purchase Decision

    Buy the S2S. Research all the mods on this forum (there are many) and install them based on your preferences. A cat delete along with a new high flow air filter and an ECU flash will address the throttle lag, a Baja Ron sway bar and upgraded shocks will dial in your handling, and a new set of...
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    Has anyone successfully used a heat-resistant paint for Painting their Spyder's side panels?

    Thanks @UtahPete, I’ll need to research further.
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    Has anyone successfully used a heat-resistant paint for Painting their Spyder's side panels?

    Yes, the ubiquitous black panels are what I am referring to.
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    Has anyone successfully used a heat-resistant paint for Painting their Spyder's side panels?

    Yes. I’ve explored that, but I don’t think the vinyl will adhere to the ABS surface, like @UtahPete mentioned. I am considering a wrap for the painted parts. But most wraps only last up to five years before you need to replace them. My ABS panels just look tired even after I've tried to restore...
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    Has anyone successfully used a heat-resistant paint for Painting their Spyder's side panels?

    I’m hoping to do a refresh on my 22 S2S and would like to brighten or darken the color of the ABS side panels. Has anyone successfully used a heat-resistant spray paint on their side panels? Thanks in advance for any advice.
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    Can anyone with a Big Blue Lift provide advice on my lifting issues?

    Email Dave at EazyRider Big Blue. He should have what you need. He can also send you a new angle bracket if you need a backup. [email protected]
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    Can anyone with a Big Blue Lift provide advice on my lifting issues?

    This is brilliant. I struggle to see the spine as well. Will definitely try this next time.
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    Can anyone with a Big Blue Lift provide advice on my lifting issues?

    Way to stick with it. And yeah, it’s a steep learning curve. Now, do you remember what work you actually needed to perform on your RT?
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    Can anyone with a Big Blue Lift provide advice on my lifting issues?

    One final suggestion - Once you’ve got everything lined up and squared up on BB, use a Sharpie to mark the location on the face of the BB angled plate where it meets the frame of the unit. Next, make another mark or find a spot on the frame that corresponds with the mark on BB. The next time...
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    Can anyone with a Big Blue Lift provide advice on my lifting issues?

    The front edge of the front box mount will need to be placed at the front edge of the frame arm just as the directions state. Adjust the rear cradle as necessary.
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    Can anyone with a Big Blue Lift provide advice on my lifting issues?

    Yep. That’s what I did. Seems counterintuitive to what the instructions say, but it's actually a cleaner method to fit/match up with all the crucial points according to what you’re actually dealing with. But the measurements from the guide are a good place to start.
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    Can anyone with a Big Blue Lift provide advice on my lifting issues?

    Can you pull the lift away from the bike and take a closeup photo of the floorboard sockets on the bike frame? Something doesn’t look right from the images you’ve shared.
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    Can anyone with a Big Blue Lift provide advice on my lifting issues?

    That part is maddening. I usually lay on the ground while reaching the top of the lift and crank the socket while I watch where the front and rear mounts will land. My neighbor saw me craning in that position and was compelled to come over to make sure I was okay. It's nice to have such great...
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