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What is a sway bar???
- Thread starter Guesswho
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It's that bar with sway.:roflblack::roflblack::joke::joke::joke:.
Sway bar prevent you from getting your :spyder2
ut off control if you tried to drive your :spyder2:to the outer limits that is design for. But if you drive like me on sunday morning or in a full moon you don't need it. Oem sway bar are just fine.
Sway bar prevent you from getting your :spyder2
ut off control if you tried to drive your :spyder2:to the outer limits that is design for. But if you drive like me on sunday morning or in a full moon you don't need it. Oem sway bar are just fine.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
The anti-swaybar, anti-roll bar, or swaybar for short, resists opposite movements of the two sides of the suspension. By doing such it reduces body roll or sway, whereby the vehicle tries to roll over in a turn. The Spyder already has a swaybar, and the pre-2013 Spyders (and 2013 RSS) had suspension adjustments that could also resist compression and reduce the tendency to roll or sway. Many owners long for more, especially if they are spirited or heavy riders, carry a passenger often, or carry a lot of cargo. In that case an aftermarket swaybar may be of value. Unlike changes in the spring preload, it has no effect if bumps compress the two sides of the vehicle equally. Whether or not you need improvements in this function depends totally on your desires and riding habits. "Need" is a relative thing.
Flanker
New member
No, no, no...................it's that bar I was in Saturday night after about the 4th or 5th drink. If the bar wasn't swaying; it was definitely drifting from left to right! :hun:
MrLooney
Senior MOMENTS Member
I was swayed!
This past Holiday weekend I was "SWAYED" into a bar for a cold one. Being over 85-F I wanted a cool one to drink. As my Roadster "SWAYED" off the road into the parking lot filled with Harleys, where to park! I find a slot and dismount. Walking to the doorway I was stopped by one of them (I think, OH DUDDAH) he reaches out and shakes my hand and comments on the nice ryde! (I was "SWAYED") He proceeds to tell me of the discounts for first drinks. I pull up a stool and plop down at the bar and ask for a draft.
The guy next to me strikes up a conversation with the HOT bartender wanting to know how he can get a kiss from her? Then his eyes "SWAY" over to the name printed on her shirt "FIJI" and wants to know what that mean? She's on to this guy and give him a generic reply to cool his heals.
I tap him on the shoulder and looking her straight in the eye, then to the "FIJI" and "SWAY" my eyes to the other side of her shirt and say "I'm wondering what the other one is "NAMED"?
This past Holiday weekend I was "SWAYED" into a bar for a cold one. Being over 85-F I wanted a cool one to drink. As my Roadster "SWAYED" off the road into the parking lot filled with Harleys, where to park! I find a slot and dismount. Walking to the doorway I was stopped by one of them (I think, OH DUDDAH) he reaches out and shakes my hand and comments on the nice ryde! (I was "SWAYED") He proceeds to tell me of the discounts for first drinks. I pull up a stool and plop down at the bar and ask for a draft.
The guy next to me strikes up a conversation with the HOT bartender wanting to know how he can get a kiss from her? Then his eyes "SWAY" over to the name printed on her shirt "FIJI" and wants to know what that mean? She's on to this guy and give him a generic reply to cool his heals.
I tap him on the shoulder and looking her straight in the eye, then to the "FIJI" and "SWAY" my eyes to the other side of her shirt and say "I'm wondering what the other one is "NAMED"?
Bob Denman
New member
:shocked: I wonder if Ron ever envisioned this topic heading off into the wilderness like this? 
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I guess I am a fuddy duddy here. Never saw a need for anything over and above the OEM set up to cover my agressive riding. I can take most curves at 20 mph above posted without going over the center line, or being out of control. Have never had the nanny get mad at me and try to take control. The nanny does work on my :spyder2:'s (re hydroplaning).
I don't drive like that all the time, but do like the twisties at "speed" from time to time.
I don't drive like that all the time, but do like the twisties at "speed" from time to time.
Bob Denman
New member
NOW you're bragging... :roflblack:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Naaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh. Just the facts Sir, just the facts. :thumbup:
BajaRon
Well-known member
:shocked: I wonder if Ron ever envisioned this topic heading off into the wilderness like this?
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