I am looking to purchase a spyder this summer(2009), but the weight capcity
may dimm me from geting one, i am about 425lbs, 6'1", but I look good for that weight, any way, would my anatomy be too much for it? Someone please inform.
I am 320lbs and the only problems I notice is during sharp curves. You really need to watch your speed in corners not excessive speed either. With a passenger you must be very cautious in turns. In my case the steering becomes hard to turn and i fight with it to do what i want.
Unless you plan on traveling faster than 100mph there is plenty power in the motor.
The rear spring and shock are rated for a 200lbs rider...figure that one out. (test riders)
Suspension setup: Front springs set to third position and rear set to the fourth position or one down from max.
The suspension set-up u mentioned, is that what u adjusted to or is that how it came?
Mine came set in the middle or position 3 on all springs. I set the rear to 4 to adjust for my weight. When the spring was set to the highest the bike rode hard. Fell like the shock was not working at that position
I am looking to purchase a spyder this summer(2009), but the weight capcity
may dimm me from geting one, i am about 425lbs, 6'1", but I look good for that weight, any way, would my anatomy be too much for it? Someone please inform.
There is a weight limit of 440 so says the owners manual. I am not that much but I am 6' and weigh a bit. I have had no problems in corners or nothing because of my weight. I just lean into the corners and it crusies through nicely. I doubt I could ever carry a passenger far, but thats ok
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