@Bake1987!, you said that you are new to the Spyder. Not giving much detail as to when you experience this vibration and your driving habits, shifting points, and the speeds you drive in the various gears, I would need more info before starting to replace parts. Spyders do have some inherent vibrations and if you're not accustomed to the bike, one can interpret “normal” stuff as different. Just saying.
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Bad Vibration 2024 Can Am Spyder RT Limited - what can I do to improve my ride?
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I do all of the above rides. I rode one of my Spyders on a relocation/bucket list 1850 mile ride from Arizona to Washington in May 2024 which included Northern California Highways 1 and 101, Oregon 101, and part of Washington Coast before turning inland. And yes, I push my Spyders hard in the twisties when not riding two up. I now have a Spyder in Washington for summer riding and one in Arizona for winter riding.
Mine developed a very noticeable shake after parking in a gravel parking lot. When I got it home, I raised it by the swing arm, and when I spun the rear wheel by hand I noticed a tight spot. There was a rock wedged in the teeth of the rear sprocket. I dug that out and everything was smooth again.
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