F3 uncrating pics from iMotorsportsinc.com

[SPYD3R]

BLAME

Dan,
Quit drooling; you're gonna short out your keyboard! :shocked:

CAN YOU BLAME ME BOBBY....?????
Dan

 

[MRH]

Awesome pictures! I had no idea that some assembly is required, but it makes sense. I love the whole F3 concept except I just don't like the front end.:doorag:

All of our Spyders come more or less this way. That's one of the reasons why less able dealers can have issues with new Spyders that other dealers don't have - With the RT's, at least, not even the tupperware is on, and it is up to the dealer to put it all together right and align the front wheels.

 

[MMMII]

All of our Spyders come more or less this way. That's one of the reasons why less able dealers can have issues with new Spyders that other dealers don't have - With the RT's, at least, not even the tupperware is on, and it is up to the dealer to put it all together right and align the front wheels.

Is there a specific procedure from BRP about dealer assembly other then insert part a into tab b? If so, is alignment on the list?

 

[iMotorsports]

Is there a specific procedure from BRP about dealer assembly other then insert part a into tab b? If so, is alignment on the list?

Every model has different procedure. Alignment is not on the list, BRP claims they are ready to go from the crate.

 

[MRH]

Every model has different procedure. Alignment is not on the list, BRP claims they are ready to go from the crate.

Thanks for fixing my misinformation on alignment.

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Alignment is not on the list, BRP claims they are ready to go from the crate.

They may be ready to go from the crate, but if the RT experience is an indicator, and I'm sure it is, they may not go straight. Unless the factory has switched to laser alignment you should have a 90% + expectation that the front wheel alignment is NOT optimum. Be a top notch dealer and send EVERY Spyder out the door ONLY after you have performed a laser alignment on it.