Kudos to Spyderpops & Squared Away

[RapidSpyder]

First of all thanks to both for coming to Deadwood. Hope it was worth the trip. Anyway I stopped by Squared Away to get mine laser aligned. After getting that done they said the next step was to upgrade the sway bar @ Spyderpops. I took my Spyder back home for the night and noticed that it did drive better. Decided to take their advice and pay Spyderpops a visit the next day. Wow, what a difference! The thing drives like it's on rails. It is no longer “twitchy” above 65 like it was before and I wasn’t being blown all over the road when being passed by Semi’s on the interstate. Thanks again guys.

 

[cptjam]

Thanks!

Very glad you like it! It was a pleasure to meet you. I’m glad you followed up with Spyderpops. All that is left in The trifecta is the right tires for your riding style. See you next year! Joe and Ann

 

[bhern]

Quick Follow-up question

Does the order of events matter? By that, I mean, if you install the anti-sway bar before the laser alignment is that better/worse than doing the alignment first?

Thanks for humoring a total novice.

 

[BajaRon]

Does the order of events matter? By that, I mean, if you install the anti-sway bar before the laser alignment is that better/worse than doing the alignment first?

Thanks for humoring a total novice.

Not to steal the thread. But the answer is no. It does not matter in which order you do these. Each one addresses a particular and separate aspect. And though they work together to improve ride and handling. It does not matter which one is done first.

 

[tehrlich]

First of all thanks to both for coming to Deadwood. Hope it was worth the trip. Anyway I stopped by Squared Away to get mine laser aligned. After getting that done they said the next step was to upgrade the sway bar @ Spyderpops. I took my Spyder back home for the night and noticed that it did drive better. Decided to take their advice and pay Spyderpops a visit the next day. Wow, what a difference! The thing drives like it's on rails. It is no longer “twitchy” above 65 like it was before and I wasn’t being blown all over the road when being passed by Semi’s on the interstate. Thanks again guys.

At the Deadwood meeting, Spyderpops' son replaced the wimpy little horn to a newer louder one. While he was in there, he found a wrench locked on the back of a nut to my Lamonster pegs. LOL!!! I installed those like two years ago! I must've forgotten about the wrench and it's been there all of this time! It's now my "gremlin bell!"

 

[cptjam]

Meet

A pleasure to meet you, Todd.

 

[tehrlich]

A pleasure to meet you, Todd.

Oh my! Thanks for letting me crash your dinner! Fun discussions, and I look forward to knowing you all better!


I can't believe I didn't get a picture with all of us. So unlike me!!

 

[BajaRon]

At the Deadwood meeting, Spyderpops' son replaced the wimpy little horn to a newer louder one. While he was in there, he found a wrench locked on the back of a nut to my Lamonster pegs. LOL!!! I installed those like two years ago! I must've forgotten about the wrench and it's been there all of this time! It's now my "gremlin bell!"

That is an amazing story! That is one amazing wrench you have there.

 

[tehrlich]

That is an amazing story! That is one amazing wrench you have there.

It was quite the shock! Probably 15-20K miles locked on that nut!

I'm definitely keeping it!