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ground clearance on 2017 can am spyder F3 LTD
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trikermutha
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I am not familiar with the F3 front shocks , but are they adjustable? That could raise the front end a bit for more clearance.
Just seen a picture on ebay of a F3 shock and they are adjustable. But keep in mind it will not be as smooth over bumps if you decide to adjust them..
Just seen a picture on ebay of a F3 shock and they are adjustable. But keep in mind it will not be as smooth over bumps if you decide to adjust them..
BajaRon
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As trikermutha suggests. Check to see if your front shocks have a spring pre-load adjustment. If not, there are a few different ways to get adjustability, as that is really what you are looking for.
Adjustability is a valuable addition to the Spyder. It is interesting that all Spyders had this feature for the 1st 5 years of production. Then, in 2013, Can-Am decided to remove this feature and offer it only with their upgrade shock option.
Adjustability is a valuable addition to the Spyder. It is interesting that all Spyders had this feature for the 1st 5 years of production. Then, in 2013, Can-Am decided to remove this feature and offer it only with their upgrade shock option.
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