What did you do to your Spyder today?

[Rdrnr]

Wired in a cruise cancel using a momentary waterproof micro switch. Acts like the newer bikes when you roll the throttle forwards. Didn’t loose any functionality of the downshift cancel or brake pedal cancel. The computer sees it so fast you hardly have to touch it. So nice for highway and approaching stops when you’re lazy and just want the bike to downshift on its own . It’s the red orange wire and the solid white in the harness that attaches to the brake pedal. Up under the Tupperware about 14” above the foot rest for anyone wanting to know …..

 

[LesC]

That is nice to know. Thanks. On my week long trip from middle Tennessee to Pittsburgh, PA, I found out rolling off on the throttle did not cancel the cruise control. I was surprised since three of my other bikes that have cruise control work that way.

 

[Rdrnr]

That is nice to know. Thanks. On my week long trip from middle Tennessee to Pittsburgh, PA, I found out rolling off on the throttle did not cancel the cruise control. I was surprised since three of my other bikes that have cruise control work that way.

Same…….

 

[iSilentP]

That is nice to know. Thanks. On my week long trip from middle Tennessee to Pittsburgh, PA, I found out rolling off on the throttle did not cancel the cruise control. I was surprised since three of my other bikes that have cruise control work that way.

Mine doesn't work that way, either. I have to tap on the brake to cancel the cruise control setting. Not a biggie for me.

 

[Mrmikey]

My 2015 RT-S had the foam grip covers on. I believe they were “Grip Puppies” brand. I could feel the heat through them on Low and High. I took them off because they made the grips too large. They were uncomfortable.

Just goes to show the difference in people. I've got them on mine and they made all the difference in the world as far as comfort. I found the OE's too small and my hands cramped up. They still do now but not as fast LOL.

Mine doesn't work that way, either. I have to tap on the brake to cancel the cruise control setting. Not a biggie for me.

Ditto, I leave mine on all the time so I don't bother with the switch other than to set it. Only thing I don't like is if you don't give it some throttle while hitting the brake I slow down to abruptly.

 

[Rdrnr]

I was thinking of taking apart the switch on the left side that’s on the back that’s for the phone stuff and using that switch as I use a Cardo for all that stuff anyway

 

[troop]

Just got back Saturday from the Lake Of The Ozarks Bikefest, and will be heading off for a 750 mile two day ride to Copper Falls in the upper Michigan UP. Have to take advantage of 70*s mid September weather when you can, as snow flakes can also happen up there this time of year.

 

[prokrypt]

I was thinking of taking apart the switch on the left side that’s on the back that’s for the phone stuff and using that switch as I use a Cardo for all that stuff anyway

That may require some microsurgery...



Or you could tap into the canbus, but that might be even more difficult.