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  1. Peacekeeper6

    Did you consider a Piaggio MP3 before getting a Spyder?

    IMHO, either get a 2-wheeler or a REAL honest-to-goodness trike. This Piaggio seems to sit in the middle ........ which to me is a compromise. IOW, it doesn't do one particular thing really well. Good luck !!
  2. Peacekeeper6

    F3 Ltd vs RT Ltd - does one feel less heat than the other?

    The RT has more panels than the F3 to shield heat away by design or by function (better airflow at speed). I suppose the only real way to find out is to test ride the models and discover first-hand, but I'm *guessing* you will feel less heat with the RT ........ though I could be wrong. Let us...
  3. Peacekeeper6

    R.I.P. Barney's Dealerships

    Used to live in Inverness and work in Hudson YEARS ago, so I'm familiar with Barney's. Thanks for the heads-up on the current dealership. It's always good to have knowledge on dealerships that deliver shoddy workmanship and unprofessional service.
  4. Peacekeeper6

    Your experience/thoughts on Spyder vs Other Trikes?

    To be honest, I don't think there is a trike that's easier to use than a semi-automatic Spyder. Paddle shift, automatic downshifting, an inherent "reverse-trike" design that outmaneuvers, outbrakes and has a real reverse than the trikes made by Honda or HD, to me the choice is clearly obvious...
  5. Peacekeeper6

    Pre purchase on a 2011 RT - Guide me along here please!

    Excuse my ignorance, but can a bike "run well" when "pretty much all the trouble indicators come on - engine, ABS, and the power steering" ?? Like any mechanical device, bikes don't fair well if they have been collecting dust for a few years. I would pass on this project, because IMHO, it's...
  6. Peacekeeper6

    What's your helmet of choice? Show us??

    I wear a AGV 3/4 "aviation helmet" style in camo when I'm by myself. My g/f and I wear matching HJC modular helmets outfitted with the Cardo Freecom 4+ intercom system.
  7. Peacekeeper6

    What is a good way of Talking To my Passenger - helmets or add-ons?

    I absolutely LOVE my Cardo. We have the Freecom 4+, and after watching countless YouTube vids on various intercom systems, I feel this was the best at the time of purchase about 2 years ago. Check out my review of it...
  8. Peacekeeper6

    40K miles so far - how many miles will a 1330 engine RT last?

    Engine/drivetrain-wise, it should last well over 100k miles if you keep up with the maintenance. It's the other stuff you need to worry about ....
  9. Peacekeeper6

    Got a cool jacket from a ski company !!

    Dunno why my pics turned out sideways ….
  10. Peacekeeper6

    Got a cool jacket from a ski company !!

    Now I can sport my inner Spyder geekiness !!
  11. Peacekeeper6

    Any idea what this bracket is?

    When I was installing my Utopia backrest for my '18 RTL, I had to install a bracket that was very similar to that.
  12. Peacekeeper6

    I have a problem with Dishonest Dealers!

    When my boat was scheduled for a 50 hr inspection, I took it to a dealership. I made it a point to put a black dot with a felt pen on both the fuel and oil filters. They had my boat for a couple of days. When they said it was ready to be picked up, I decided to check to see if they indeed...
  13. Peacekeeper6

    What's with all these BS fees?!

    I love it when they check my credit rating and see that I have a stellar number, because the dealership knows that I am a serious buyer. When we go over the sales contract, I make sure to do a line-by-line item check to see if they'll charge me such BS fees. I adamantly say, "Nope, not gonna...
  14. Peacekeeper6

    Cost of Oil Change

    Heh, I didn't even realize I was responding to such an old post. I still stand by my suggestion though. Having a bunch of DIYers in your riding group can be beneficial ........ and fun.
  15. Peacekeeper6

    Cost of Oil Change

    I usually go up on Fridays. I'm waiting for the whole mountain to open and for the crowds to decrease a bit. However, I'll let you know when I'm ready to carve some turns with you. (Must be nice to be retired ....)
  16. Peacekeeper6

    Cost of Oil Change

    Here's what we do in our neck of the woods: Periodically, a few of us in our Spyder group (Battle Born Spyders on Facebook) get together for what we call "Tech Session". We meet in the morning in someone's house, work on each other's bikes while B.S.ing about anything and everything, and go...
  17. Peacekeeper6

    What are these things?

    Check out a JATO on this C-130. Someone should offer a JATO system on a Spyder, LOL.
  18. Peacekeeper6

    Sprocket Final Fix Update from Shawn Smoak

    You DO know that he DOESN'T have to make those informative DIY videos, right ?? He could just say, "F*ck it. I'm just gonna let those Spyder owners bring their Spyders to ME for easy maintenance and repair, and they'll be out a few bucks. Easy money for ME" Just skip the fluff and watch the...
  19. Peacekeeper6

    Exploring Options To Become Certified to work on Spyders

    If you can make this happen, more power to you. I've found that many Spyder owners are more of the "senior" type, and cannot turn a wrench due to their physical limitations. If you are located in an area with many Spyder owners, I believe you can make a few extra dollars servicing their bikes...
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