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Anyone come up with a Ryker Frunk Lock?
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Wifesaidyes
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Also got the Amazon one - will install it coming week-end
I agree with Jimmy that handle should be facing forward - thanks for the feedback
I agree with Jimmy that handle should be facing forward - thanks for the feedback
I put mine on the same way, made more sense.
I imagine that the reason for putting the handle on the other way is to make it more aerodynamic or so that flying bugs or debris doesn't get hung up on it. Just a thought, even though it seems more logical to put the handle forward so that it would be a natural way to open the door.
_..stiffler..
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im looking at this one so I can have a flush look instead of the lock sticking up so much. and ill just put a bolt for the latch to slide under to secure....
https://www.amazon.ca/FJM-Security-...33149762RYE7&refRID=DSM89AK733149762RYE7&th=1
https://www.amazon.ca/FJM-Security-...33149762RYE7&refRID=DSM89AK733149762RYE7&th=1
That should work fine, you might have to put a spring on the door so it pops up to grab it open.
tthuss
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If you decided to do this, it would be great to see pics on how it turned out. I also would like a lock that is flush.
That's very true, with that flush lock you would have to use a key every time you opened and closed it.
_..stiffler..
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you have to use a key every time you want in the frunk of the spyder. so whats the difference.
Also on the ryker you have the areas on the side where I can just pull up on the frunk cover. no need to add a spring etc....
Also on the ryker you have the areas on the side where I can just pull up on the frunk cover. no need to add a spring etc....
Markubis
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I like the option of being able to lock it or not lock it. With that flush mount lock, you will need to lock it every time or else it will be flapping up and down when going over bumps.
Markubis
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Same here. I made it 1.5 inches from the edge per someones suggestion here, then mounted the angle bracket on the inverse angled section inside the trunk with the edge of it just touching the transition line between the angled and the vertical wall of the trunk. (if that makes sense)
Difference is it's a Ryker not a Spyder and has no lock at all. Why not do the best thing so you have an option to lock or not lock.
Found this while I was searching for some other installation instructions:
https://instructions.brp.com/conten...cleNo=kA03x0000019Qc8CAE&lang=en&title=CAN-AM ON-ROAD KIT - Glove Box Lock - Ryker MY21 and Up&rel_part_number=219401136
Wonder what locks and unlocks it...
https://instructions.brp.com/conten...cleNo=kA03x0000019Qc8CAE&lang=en&title=CAN-AM ON-ROAD KIT - Glove Box Lock - Ryker MY21 and Up&rel_part_number=219401136
Wonder what locks and unlocks it...
It locks/unlocks the little glove box/front storage compartment/frunk on MY21 & up Rykers by opening/closing the fuel filler cover.
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crazychrismc
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is this part available to be purchased from some where? never mind I found it
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